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Join Billy St John as he explores the traditional music of Zimbabwe, and the benefits and challenges of teaching it in the classroom. Learn more at www.zimbabwefolksongs.com

Performed by the The St. Florian Boys' Choir from Austria on a recent tour to Zimbabwe Check our more Zimbabwe Folk Songs at www.zimbabwefolksongs.com

A Shona Welcome Song from Zimbabwe by Dzimbadzemabwe Dance Group Check out this song and more on the Zimbabwean Folk Song Teaching Resource here: www.zimbabwefolksongs.com/

Check out this song and more from the Zimbabwean Folk Song Teaching Resource here: www.zimbabwefolksongs.com/

Church Song from Zimbabwe *Lyrics* Sengiyavhuma thati indawo baba Ngiyazinikela, ngiyazinikela *Translation* I am going to say yes (I agree) Take your place Father I give myself (to you), I give myself (to you) Check out this song and more on my Zimbabwean Folk Song Teaching Resource here: www.zimbabwefolksongs.com/

Church Song from Zimbabwe *Lyrics* Sengiyavhuma thati indawo baba Ngiyazinikela, ngiyazinikela *Translation* I am going to say yes (I agree) Take your place Father I give myself (to you), I give myself (to you) Check out this song and more on my Zimbabwean Folk Song Teaching Resource here: www.zimbabwefolksongs.com/

Zvamutsanatsana Tsuro Nembwa Meaning - The dog and rabbit now fighting after putting up a united front. This is a very popular metaphor used to tease those that fight. Translation - Zvamutsana (they have started each other (fighting) Tsuro- rabbit Imbwa -dog Check out this song and more on my Zimbabwean Folk Song Teaching Resource here: www.zimbabwefolksongs.com/

Dudu Muduri is the sound of the mortar when crushing of maize in the village. The song is played by children to help them remember the names of relatives. Still today many children in Africa go without television, internet and computer games, so are learning through music and play games. Such games have a hidden and powerful effect in teaching values and attitudes, which remain through adulthoo...

*Tinovarumbidza* Tinovarumbidza, Mwari wedu Tichivavonga, Ngatipei mbiri kwavari Tichivavonga, Tichirumbidza Mwari wedu *English* We glorify you, our Lord We praise thee Let's give him glory Let's adore him We glorify you Lord *Meaning* The chorus is a praise chorus which is meant to give God all the glory, honour and praise. Check out this song and more from the Zimbabwean Folk Song Teaching R...

*Zimbabwe Territorial Youth Singers of the Salvation Army* *_Singers Leader Blessing Mwoyosvi_* *Tinovarumbidza* Tinovarumbidza, Mwari wedu Tichivavonga, Ngatipei mbiri kwavari Tichivavonga, Tichirumbidza Mwari wedu *English* We glorify you, our Lord We praise thee Let's give him glory Let's adore him We glorify you Lord *Meaning* The chorus is a praise chorus which is meant to give God all the...

The interpretation of this song has a deep and spiritual meaning as the lion represents a spiritual ancestor of the Shona people. The lion is highly respected and powerful as it drinks from the mighty Zambezi River that boarders Zimbabwe and Zambia, and the smaller Save River, which is seen as a sacred and superior river. Direct English Translation: Leader: Drinks from the Zambezi (river), drin...

Mr Herema teaches this primary school music class to sing the traditional Zimbabwean folk song 'Mwana Mwangu Wakura'. Check out this song and more on my Zimbabwean Folk Song Teaching Resource here: www.zimbabwefolksongs.com/

The first song is used to greet the class at the beginning of the lesson. It is about God. God is everywhere. We have God in the morning, in the afternoon, and when we sleep. God is with us. The second song is used to introduce and learn the names of the students and the teacher. Check out this song and more on my Zimbabwean Folk Song Teaching Resource here: www.zimbabwefolksongs.com/

Mwana Mwangu Wakura Nyunga-Nyunga Mbira Demonstration by Billy St John Check out this song and more on the Zimbabwean Folk Song Teaching Resource here: www.zimbabwefolksongs.com/

Mhondoro Dzinonwa Played on Nyunga-Nyunga

Mhondoro Dzinonwa - Traditional Song from Zimbabwe in the classroom

Amai VaRona - Traditional Song from Zimbabwe

Vanotambarara - Traditional Song from Zimbabwe

Ndinoda Bible - Church Song for Children from Zimbabwe

Shiri Yakanaka - Beautiful Bird - SATB Arrangment of the Children's Song from Zimbabwe

Shiri Yakanaka - Chdilren's Song from Zimbabwe

Shiriyakanaka - Children's Song from Zimbabwe

Ndino ndBible - Children's Church Song

Isu Tauya Pano - Children's Play Song from Zimbabwe

Vanotambarara on Mbira - Traditional song from Zimbabwe

Tinovarumbidza - Church Song by the Zimbabwe Territorial Youth Singers of the Salvation Army

Vamudhara - Traditional Song from Zimbabwe

Vanotambarara - Traditional Song from Zimbabwe played on Mbira and sung by by Tendex

Tinashe Jera - A Traditional Zimbabwe Childhood Song