ROSA Young Men Malay Choir
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- Опубликовано: 25 авг 2024
- A Symphonic Platform for Community Brilliance
Recorded live at Artscape Opera, Cape Town, February 2018.
Louis Heyneman - producer
Marek Pinski - video production and sound recording supervision
Tony Mittelmeyer - live video editing
"The CPO is proud to showcase Cape Town's local stars. The fusion and collaboration you will see and hear tonight is also showing you how versatile and talented contemporary symphony orchestra players are. These classically-trained musicians rock: they play from Beethoven to Freddy Mercury!"
DEBUT GALA production team
Director: Aviva Pelham
Conductor: Brandon Phllips
Concertmaster: Patrick Goodwin
Master of Ceremonies: Nawaal Howa
Stage Designer: Michael Mitchell
Lighting Design: Faheem Bardien
Sound Desing: Liam Cooksen 
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Young Men Malay Choir executed rose brilliantly ( a billion applauses)
My daddy use to sing this to me.. An we were at tye baxter every year.. Rangers i just love it.. I am Fierousa and my dad called me his roosa.. 🤭
This is beautiful. Hold on to that memory. Never forget where our people come from and never forget your dad.
Fierousa solomons..... alhumdulilah having those complete love and remembering it so clearly...so much sawabs for your Dad as we as girls are so confident in our marriages and raising our children confidently and loving our spouse dearly from the best of Daddy love that we are exposed to. Wa'alay'kum salaam dearest 💓 heart.
@shannonmatthee3670 w
are you cape malay?
Assalamualaikum from your distant relatives in Indonesia. May allah bless you ❤
Top klas in die wereld
Rosa, baie mooi , en gevaarlik na aan die hart.
Every year of my life almost 60 my tears start rolling this time of the year because my father Kennith Maxwell stArted to get ready for his saxophone or bangoy playing in the Hollandse team coming fromwJordaan street in Cape Town I'm so proud to be his daughter,because this song is whT we grew up year after year and its still heart so much after alltthis years to listen they passed on but yor he played year after year julle panamas and right through the night in Bo kaap❤❤❤❤❤❤😰
Tramakasie from Singapore :)
You smell D6 just listening to this beautiful music... Nothing on Earth like this.
This is pure authentic Cape Malay rhythm. You won't find it anywhere in the world. Ever. Beautiful. ❤
Old Malaysia song sounds similar
Takes me back to my youth days in Cape Town. Beautiful rendition of a classical piece of music in the true Cape Malay tradition
Tjis is uniquely CapeTown.
On the whole South Africa us truely a Rainbow 🌈of many communities.We each have our uniqueness which we contribute to the Rainbow 🌈Nation
Blessings South Africa-at the tip of Africa.
Beautiful
the best rendition of rosa I have ever heard. beautiful!
All thanks to the late great legend of the Malay choirs Mr Esa Mohamed RIP
What beautiful singing and music. I have never heard anything like it before in my 70 years of living and i'm so glad i discovered it today :-). Asalaam u aleikum. This is music from heaven.
they practice a year to sing this and many more on new years day in Cape Town
Enjoy it.
They really executed this song magically
@@idereesbarendse4089 my favorite
This is beautiful! So clean and emotive I am very in awe of your performance
This song is gonna be around Generations after generations
Brilliant collaboration!
Cape Malay anthem...baie kwai
Kulsum Van Der Schy9 malay choir
Cape malay choir
Brings a tear to my eye every time, but only when sung correctly. Beautiful song.
Dis so pragtig gesing. Baie meesleurende lied. Dit raak my diep in my hart. Ek wonder net of iemand die lirieke kan neerskryf.
Lara, you can RUclips the lyrics as well
Awesome,im homesick now here in Athens Greece,remember going to the Goodhope Center with my Granny watching the night teams.
When i heard this...very similar with song “Lagu Zaman" it sang by Dato' S.M Salim king Of Malay Rhythm from Malaysia.Yes i am Malay from Malaysia....Salam from Malaysia.
Malaysia was under the british. Present day Indonesia was under the dutch.. so most of the descendants of Cape Malays are linked from present day Indonesia (many political disidents were exiled to south africa from Maluccas, Java, South sulawesi, sumatra, etc) because south africa and present indonesia was under dutch rule in the early 17th century. Not malaysia
@@patriot4786 why they called themselves as malay not indo then? 😶
@@rajasriindra9004 now let me explain. So when the ancestors of these people (cape malays) were sent by the Dutch to south africa from the Malay archipelago back in the 17th century, at that time there was no Malaysia/Indonesia/Singapore/or Brunei, it was only known as the Malay archipelago known by the westerners and known as "Nusantara" by the local people. Because the malay archipelago is and was very diverse in the sense of ethnic groups, the westerners refered to the people of the malay archipelago generaly as "Malays" as per "Austronesian people" is concerned. It can be people from Sumatra, Java, Borneo, Sulawesi, Mollucas, etc, because the ethnic groups which were sent to South africa from the malay archipelago was very diverse (some can be from Java, sulawesi, sumatra, etc) so their nomenclature is called till today in south africa as "Cape malays", malays in this sense dont mean their ancestors were pure "malay ethnics" like those from Sumatra, Malaysia, and borneo but it is a nomenclature refering to their ancestors which originated from the Malay archipelago (present malaysia/Indonesia/singapore etc)...but most of cape malays ancestry go back to present day indonesian territories such as many were from Makassar (south sulawesi) because imam al makasari which was isolated to south africa sent by the dutch because of hes political dissident status, many of cape malays have sulawesian ancestry, and also many have javanese, sumatran, maybe borneon, mollucan etc ancestry. Hope u will understand 😊
@@rajasriindra9004 The whole region is Malay. Malaysia is just a country in the region.
@@rajasriindra9004 Bruh! Indonesia and their claim habit. 😊😏
Their rhythm is beautiful
Beautiful!!
assalam from malay brunei darussalam
Brilliant!
old days 2018
Rosa, nice
Fantastic
Wow mantap nih suaranya😱👍👍👍💖💝💟
kwaai soma baie kwaai YM .
Cape Malay op sy beste
Nice
Allah knows best ❤️❤️
❤
This reminds me of my father who loved this. Ebrahim Kalam (KING)
yoh. waaaare stemme
The Malaysian political prisoners brought to the Cape also spoke and wrote in Dutch. Most of the Nederlandse liedere dates back to 1700
Not only from the Malay peninsula but also from what is now known as Indonesia
Malaysia was under the british. Present day Indonesia was under the dutch.. so most of the descendants of Cape Malays are linked from present day Indonesia (many political disidents were exiled to south africa from Maluccas, Java, South sulawesi, sumatra, etc)
Very true
@@FareezLovesMe i think it's a Malay world (Nusantara)
mooi malay choir
Oh yes now the eyes get teary..
Here in Sydney...
What's the English translation of this song?
Lyrics anyone?
i'm malay and i don't understand any of this... what language is this in.... is it afrikaans?
ilman96 yes Afrikaans, bit of Dutch i would say as well
But that's original malays...african malays..
bro... original malays are here in Malaysia my friend... the cultures of the african malays have already been intertwined with other cultures...
@@ilman96 The African Malays are mostly not Malay anyway.
They are called that because the original slaves that were brought to the Cape by the Dutch were Malays from Asia, but by the 1800's anyone from Madagascar or East Africa who joined them in the Cape and was Muslim became called Cape Malay. In fact the majority of Cape Malays in South Africa are of East African and Madagascar descent, along with Angolan and West African and local black!
@@agrid2608 wow. i had never heard of the Cape Malays or their beautiful music until today. I find the singing and music so moving and beautiful. Thanks for the explanation of their history. I have learned about a whole new genre of music :-)
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@@helenavaneden1684 I'm glad u happy
that conductor just there for show lol , who evens conduct on roosa LoL.
archiie williams never ever seen a conductor on ANY Cape Malay Choir song, not needed at all, these Malay Choirs are amazing on their own talents
Shelley Davis yes I agree hence I said his just there for show to make things formal
It's for the Orchestra to the left and right surely?
@@yusufdavids1477 correct.
patah lagu nya masih sangat melayu
Only malay sri lanka still look more familiar with sout east asia malay but cape town malays totaly look different due to intermarriage with african ang indian and arabs
The mix dates from1652 when we were brought on slaveships with East and West African Isrealites and the Middle East countries ; we endured slavery until 1838
@@peterfrancis3865 Correct.
Hoyaa😂
Outstanding
Nothing can compare to our traditional liedjies
Rosa
Tops it all
Shukran for keeping our tradition alive
The conductor though WTF
Sign language for the deaf mos, you know how we do it