I love the pace set by this choir, slow solemn reflecting the mood. Most choirs rush through this song in a celebratory manner when in fact this is more of a lament
Yes, I'm in total agreement with you on the slow tempo chosen by the Gauteng Choristers in their superb rendition of "uNonqhawuze". You've hit the nail on the head; it's a deep lamentation of the Xhosa nation upon realizing that t
RIP Sphelele Madela. Watching you perform in this choir brings to me tears because I know how much you loved music. I hope you are resting well my dear friend ❤️🙏
"She said our fathers' cattle will return" "The ancestors are to be respected" Just had to clean up Google translation of the last two lines of the first paragraph
Teressa Oatlhotse Nongqawuse's community was sick and tired of being oppressed by white people. Nongqawuse then received a vision from the spirits of ancestors that the only way to get rid of the oppressor is to kill all the cattle and burn the fields of grain. When the oppressor sees this, they will be terrified and driven into the sea. Then the ancestors will return the killed cattle. The story continues to say that other your girls bore testimony to Nongqawuse's vision. They then killed the cattle and burnt the fields. The oppressor never left, the community has been impoverished ever since. The song then says "the men wept because the wealth of the community has been squandered and burnt at the words of Nongqawuse. It's painful when I hear an oppressor singing this song. EISH!😭😭😭
There is a lot that need to be uncovered on the story of Nongqawuse intombi kaMhlakaza. At her age, there is no way ikomkhulu would listen to the nonsensical story. Xhosa people at that time would discuss everything that has to do with the nation at the great place. Advisors and intellectuals would be called to analyze the story. We hear non of that happened regarding the story of Nongqawuse. We grew up being told that Nongqawuse saw White men along the coast who then related the most folsified story of the cattle killing. One thing interesting is that we are told that was the arrival of White people in the Cape, when we know that the cattle killing happened in the early 1800's not in the 1600s. There is a lot of inaccuracy in the story that we have been told. The reality of the matter is that there is a possibility that the cattle killing was done to eliminate live stock that was infected by a deseas that came through cattles that were brought deliberately by British settlers to spread it across the Cape.
Bavume bonke bengakholwa bo! (All agree they were in disbelief!) Ukuthi ba bulal'imfuyo bo! (That they killed their livestock!) Imfuyo bayixabisile bo! (Livestock they valued so much!) Nabaphantsi mebahlolelwe bo! (Even the ancestors were shocked-displeased!) Zonke zatshiswa bo! (All were burnt!) Iinkomo zamadoda bo! ( Men's cattle!) Basale bebambong'ezantsi bo! ( They were left amazed-negatively!) Phupha ndini likaNongqawuse bo! (Dream Nongqawuse you imbecile!) I tried😊, I'm in between beginner-intermediate level Xhosa speaking.
Shouldn't they be crying singing about one of the worst travesties to befall an African nation? The smiles I find disturbing considering this is a sad sad story.
I love the pace set by this choir, slow solemn reflecting the mood. Most choirs rush through this song in a celebratory manner when in fact this is more of a lament
The smiles disturb me still
@@jeromelubabalojacobs8872 I agree
The history of this song, the great cattle-killing and the following famine is heartbreaking
Yes, I'm in total agreement with you on the slow tempo chosen by the Gauteng Choristers in their superb rendition of "uNonqhawuze". You've hit the nail on the head; it's a deep lamentation of the Xhosa nation upon realizing that t
RIP Sphelele Madela. Watching you perform in this choir brings to me tears because I know how much you loved music. I hope you are resting well my dear friend ❤️🙏
One has to come back & view this at least once a year. Pure top notch
(Ilanga lizotshon' emini)
Baphume bonke bengakholwa bo!
(Ntombi kaMhlakaza)
Ukuthi babulal' imfuyo bo!
(Nongqawuse sik'thembe kanjani na?)
Imfuyo bayixabisile bo!
(Wathi zobuy' inkomo zoBawo)
Nabaphantsi mabahlolelwe bo!
(Ilanga lizotshon' emini)
Zonke zatshiswa bo!
(Izokhal' indod' ikhal' indod')
Iinkomo zamadoda
(Iinkomo ziphelile)
Basale bebamb' ongezantsi bo!
(Nabok' abantu bekhoth' amanxeba)
Phupha ndini likaNongqawuse bo!
You are an angel 😇 thanks
You really helped with the lyrics🎀🎀🎀🙏
I thank you. God bless you. 🙏
Bavume banke bengakholwa!
"She said our fathers' cattle will return"
"The ancestors are to be respected"
Just had to clean up Google translation of the last two lines of the first paragraph
The energy here is on another level. Siyabonga.... That vebrato is from other realms.
TRUE
This just reminded me of how much I love choral music... I love choral music maaahhnnn :)
Sakhile Ntshangase are you in one of the choirs? If so which one. I also love choral music. I'd love to listen to your choir
One of Bongani Magatyana's brilliant and beautiful compositions!! Top notch GC!!
Masibonge Mavusana
Thanks for this information. Only read about him today on the internet. 🙏🏽
Now this is how i get to be reminded of my great days i had back than... Thats what i define as art.
Thank you @Sidwell Njomane nethimba lakho...i'll forever enjoys your voices and Choral groups
Version IV
Ilanga lingatshon' emini - B
(Baphume bonke bengakholwa bo?) - S, A, T.
Ntombi kaMhlakaza
(Ukuthi babulal' imfuyo bo!)
Nongqawuse sethembe kanjani na?
(Imfuyo bayixabisile bo!)
Kaze zobuy' inkomo zoBawo?
(Phupho ndini kaNonqawuse)
Izokhal' indod' ikhal' indod'
Inkomo ziphelil
Sethembe kanjani na?
Kaze zobuy' inkomo zoBawo?
(Zonke zatshiswa bo!
Inkomo zamadoda
Basele bebambongezansi bo!
Phupho ndini kaNonqawuse bo!)
Wonderful stuff bra!
Thank u
@@thategoappreciate8514 you're more than welcome 🤜
WOW THIS CHOIR AND REMIND ME OUR GREATEST QUEEN SEER IN XHOSA NATION.
Who’s still here
You guys are great but u should hear the prisons....they kill this song!
Babalwa Nqobi ...that's the thrut..Babalwa
prisons😯
A link to please
Babalwa Nqobi I heard them, they are nowhere near these guys!!!
Lol but you can't really compare this to that . These people are at a different level
Why aren't we learning about this in our history classes😭
Mna I did learn it in the class, that is one of the stories that recruited me into politics.
But why Africa ,you're moving my soul❤️❤️❤️
The maturity is on another level.👏
One has to love this rendition.
Too beautiful for words!!!
I love this song ❤❤😭
Master piece 👌
Still my number 1😍😍😍😍😍😍💞
Marvelous piece
Simply Beautiful...
It was a lovely evening !!!!
Wow , how I love this music
brings out goosebumps!
Ave Nongqawuse! The Girl Who Killed To Save - Nongqauwe The Liberator!
Need more of that bass 😎
This is very nice and lovely indeed.. how to download the videos on youtube? any1 help out
Beutiful melody! Sang by powerful voices! But painful lyrics. And a terrible story for Xhosa people at the false prophecy of Nongqawuse!
what happened in the story?
Teressa Oatlhotse Nongqawuse's community was sick and tired of being oppressed by white people. Nongqawuse then received a vision from the spirits of ancestors that the only way to get rid of the oppressor is to kill all the cattle and burn the fields of grain. When the oppressor sees this, they will be terrified and driven into the sea. Then the ancestors will return the killed cattle. The story continues to say that other your girls bore testimony to Nongqawuse's vision.
They then killed the cattle and burnt the fields. The oppressor never left, the community has been impoverished ever since.
The song then says "the men wept because the wealth of the community has been squandered and burnt at the words of Nongqawuse.
It's painful when I hear an oppressor singing this song. EISH!😭😭😭
Mpho Lerumo so why is this song so popular and seemingly sung with so much joy? now I'm wishing I had never read your explanation lol
There is a lot that need to be uncovered on the story of Nongqawuse intombi kaMhlakaza. At her age, there is no way ikomkhulu would listen to the nonsensical story. Xhosa people at that time would discuss everything that has to do with the nation at the great place. Advisors and intellectuals would be called to analyze the story. We hear non of that happened regarding the story of Nongqawuse. We grew up being told that Nongqawuse saw White men along the coast who then related the most folsified story of the cattle killing. One thing interesting is that we are told that was the arrival of White people in the Cape, when we know that the cattle killing happened in the early 1800's not in the 1600s. There is a lot of inaccuracy in the story that we have been told. The reality of the matter is that there is a possibility that the cattle killing was done to eliminate live stock that was infected by a deseas that came through cattles that were brought deliberately by British settlers to spread it across the Cape.
@@anelenkoyi1995 The status made the elders listen because she was a known traditional healer
👌👌 voices well balance
Can someone help with the first line Baritone is singing..Words the singing to lead the song
I posted the lyrics.... hope it helps
wonderful voices keep it up guys
Wow!!!!!le ya e shapa
This choire wow
These are legends
Nice song. Could someone please post the lyrics:)
I did, please check my post above
Beautiful...
Wow! Wow! Wow! Choral. Music.
Does any know if there's a full version of this song anywhere?
This is the full version
Hay, iyasho.
Guys, I need a proper edit of this song? Coz it dsnt play the sound towards the end!
Being Mokgadi I thought it was my device!!!
but your song is incomplete Mr Mhlongo , the sound ends at 4:03 sec
Pride Pristoe Dube yep
I thought it was my device
Please, if there is anyone who downloaded the other two removed videos share the.
Why?
Sandile Fakude 🤔🤔🤔
wow nice song
Bavume bonke bengakholwa bo! (All agree they were in disbelief!)
Ukuthi ba bulal'imfuyo bo! (That they killed their livestock!)
Imfuyo bayixabisile bo! (Livestock they valued so much!)
Nabaphantsi mebahlolelwe bo! (Even the ancestors were shocked-displeased!)
Zonke zatshiswa bo! (All were burnt!)
Iinkomo zamadoda bo! ( Men's cattle!)
Basale bebambong'ezantsi bo! ( They were left amazed-negatively!)
Phupha ndini likaNongqawuse bo! (Dream Nongqawuse you imbecile!)
I tried😊, I'm in between beginner-intermediate level Xhosa speaking.
Lovely
Wow wow
You are not giving it your all. Listen to the prisoners killing the song.
I listened to them and yeses bayayishaya!!!! They sing better than UJ choir!
Patience Bambalele nah
I prefer this one
Wish a full recovery to Mr Mhlongo .
Whats going on? Hes not ok?
@@naciakoketso6636 yes he hasn't been
Wow
Tshisa Base!!!!!!!!!!
Besiy'bambile..... *Izokhal' indoda, ikhal' indod' inkomo ziphelile*
nyc 1...but I cant hear the words, may someone translate it to Setswana language plis
+Kaone Eva Naledi that's the hardest request ever ,I don't think its posible
+Kaone Eva Naledi that's the hardest request ever ,I don't think its posible
+Uli Sango can u please atleast send those lyrics with that language. please!!!!
+Kaone Eva Naledi Will translate for you
that will be my pleasure
wow wat song
nice
woooooooooooooooow
Wrong spelling Nongqawuse not Nonqgawuse!
ohk Teacher!
@@Nkei-bb9dy lmao..... ewwu
shuuu this song iyoo
PHASHASH!!!!!!!!
Ay sukani madoda
Ayivakali kakuhle qha!
what is this song saying? Someone please help
i really wanna know too
nongqawuse
lol the prisoners have killed this track
lyrics anyone please
Zonke zotshiswa bo! Inkomo zamadoda bo! Besala bebamb' ongezansi... phupho ndini lika NongqawuseBass- *Izokhal' indoda, ikhal' indod' inkomo ziphelile*
Shouldn't they be crying singing about one of the worst travesties to befall an African nation? The smiles I find disturbing considering this is a sad sad story.
This is a sad song, as it is narrating a sad story. Why it is sung by happy faces always baffles me. But I guess even in funerals, there's laughter.
lea bina hle
F b c f
These guys are butchering lyrics. They can’t say the words of this great song.
🔥🔥🔥🔥 this is the Real One
woooooow