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Dhage
This rhythmic call-and-response song is based around the sound of a tabla, which is a type of Indian drum. The song is taken from Songs from South Asia, a resource booklet created through the Sangeet project.
Words and Music by Gunwant Kaur and Dharambir Singh
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Year group 3, 4, 5, 6, Secondary
Subject Music
Copyright/Public domain (PD) Copyright songs (c)
Style World music
Vocal range Medium (around an octave)
Musical format Call-and-response
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Posted 14th Oct 2011 02:38
Hi Miss De Carteret,
Due to our funding only extending to mainland Englad, currently only certain users are able to download our resources. Unfortunately as you are based outside of England you won't be able to access any of our copywritten songs. However, as a registered user you are still able to listen to our public domain songs, watch our videos and read online version of our magazines.
If you need any more information please email us at support@singup.org.
Miss De Carteret Report this comment
Posted 4th Sep 2011 03:32
I would love to hear and teach the song, i teach community choirs here in the republic of Ireland - world music is some thing i am always looking for. If any admin could tell me please when and how can i listen to the song that would be great. x
MS Blanchard Report this comment
Posted 25th Aug 2011 10:19
I love this, and will try it outwith my adult choir too,