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From: robtuk31
Performed by choir and symphony orche... Performed by
choir and symphony orchestra of South African Radio
SABC. The first verse of Die Stem is sung followed by the first
verse of the Call of South Africa. The words have been
added to allow people to learn the anthems.
Die Stem was learned by all of us growing up in South
Africa before 1994. It will always be memorable to us and it
will take its place in history. It was continually sung during
school assemblies giving South Africans a strong national
identity.
Us English kids in South Africa at the time had our own
preferences, Afrikaans version or the English one. I liked
both but the English one for me was easier to sing to.
Performed by choir and symphony orche... Performed by
choir and symphony orchestra of South African Radio
SABC. The first verse of Die Stem is sung followed by the first
verse of the Call of South Africa. The words have been
added to allow people to learn the anthems.
Die Stem was learned by all of us growing up in South
Africa before 1994. It will always be memorable to us and it
will take its place in history. It was continually sung during
school assemblies giving South Africans a strong national
identity.
Us English kids in South Africa at the time had our own
preferences, Afrikaans version or the English one. I liked
both but the English one for me was easier to sing to.
| Die Stem Afrikaans |