Thomas Chauke / Shinyori Sisters - Shimatsatsa No.30 (CD)

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In an incredible career that has spanned three decades, Thomas Chauke has become the most recognisable face of Xitsonga traditional music. Hes currently in the studio working on Shimatsatsa No. 30 to be released in 2011 and celebrating a remarkable career that has kept Xitsonga music alive and thriving. Just recently, the University of Venda awarded a Doctor of Philosophy degree on this icon of the genre. Speaking at Saselamani Stadium during celebrations for the musician on Saturday, the Director of Research at the University of South Africa, Prof Tinyiko Maluleke, said Chauke was being given the honour for his promotion of the Xitsonga language.

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In an incredible career that has spanned three decades, Thomas Chauke has become the most recognisable face of Xitsonga traditional music. Hes currently in the studio working on Shimatsatsa No. 30 to be released in 2011 and celebrating a remarkable career that has kept Xitsonga music alive and thriving. Just recently, the University of Venda awarded a Doctor of Philosophy degree on this icon of the genre. Speaking at Saselamani Stadium during celebrations for the musician on Saturday, the Director of Research at the University of South Africa, Prof Tinyiko Maluleke, said Chauke was being given the honour for his promotion of the Xitsonga language.

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General

Label

Universal

Country of origin

South Africa

Release date

December 2010

Availability

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Dimensions

125 x 142 x 10mm (L x W x T)

Format

CD

Categories

LSN

XSL-D8V-WSE-7

Tracks

Disk 1

  1. Jehovha
  2. Ti High High
  3. Ku Zondha
  4. Dyi Bihe Ngopfu
  5. Ndzangu Wa Boti
  6. Aku Swee Ebyalweni
  7. Milawu Ya Mina
  8. Khisimusi
  9. Ku Dyoha Ka Mina
  10. Muhisi Wa Ritshwa
  11. Leti Ti Komba Mina



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