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Di Tanjong Katong [At The Turtle Cape] (SA)

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Di Tanjong Katong is a Singaporean Malay folk song that is composed of pantuns, a four lined verse consisting of alternating, roughly rhyming lines. A Malay poetic form, pantuns are highly allusive and in order to understand it readers generally need to know the traditional meaning of the symbols the poem employs. This version is arranged for beginning SA choirs.

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Reference TYB2201

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Genre: Folk/Traditional

Voicing: SA

Accompaniment: Piano

Composers (By Country): Singapore

Language (Group): Malay

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