Yesterday, joy and me drive to Lautenbach because the piano teacher wants us to interpret a Philippine's church song. They could have sing spanish, swedish or other songs from other countries but we're proud that they choose instead our song . We received a very warm welcome from the all-female choir members. To our surprise, the song is " Ahay Tuburan" which is a combination of bisaya, waray and some spanish words. Being a manila girl, i really dont understand the song but joy, an ilongga, was able to explain some of the lyrics of the song and the right pronounciation. The piano teacher had a very nice angelic voice and they were able to give justice to the song. I liked very much the melody of Ahay Tuburan which means mountain stream.
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Freitag, 15. Februar 2008
Church Song-Ahay Tuburan
Yesterday, joy and me drive to Lautenbach because the piano teacher wants us to interpret a Philippine's church song. They could have sing spanish, swedish or other songs from other countries but we're proud that they choose instead our song . We received a very warm welcome from the all-female choir members. To our surprise, the song is " Ahay Tuburan" which is a combination of bisaya, waray and some spanish words. Being a manila girl, i really dont understand the song but joy, an ilongga, was able to explain some of the lyrics of the song and the right pronounciation. The piano teacher had a very nice angelic voice and they were able to give justice to the song. I liked very much the melody of Ahay Tuburan which means mountain stream.
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