Qula Kwedini (Live) - Zim Ngqawana feat. UT Faculty Ensemble
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- čas přidán 12. 08. 2016
- Artist: Zim Ngqawana featuring UT [University of Tennessee] Faculty ensemble [Donald Brown, Mark Boling, Keith Brown, Rusty Holloway] / Year: 2008/ Song Title; Qula Kwedini/ Album: Zimology in Concert [USA] /Genre: South African Jazz/
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Who's here in
2024
🙋🏽♂️🙋🏽♂️🙋🏽♂️
jazz is music
We never left
😍
👋🏼👋🏼👋🏼
2024 I'm still here.
Ndyabulela mntaka'ma
If u vibrating low, you will neva understand. It will be a foreign language to ur ears. I see god everytime i listen to this. 2024🔥
Ngqawana once said "Music is still there when the sun goes down. It provides energy for a spiritually depleted universe.” This masterpiece awakens archaic memories. It is a connector between the past, the present and the future. 🔥
Am I the only one who finds this addictive?
No.
To this day I bang this track...even during lockdown!
I only play this song more than once at a time.
Been listening to this since I was 12 now I'm 25
No I keep coming back always 🎉
You're not the only one
This is a real South African original music
JAZZ IS FROM NEW ORLEANS
@@mthunzimhlongo660 thank you once more Captain Obvious.
You not the only one
Organic
@mthunzimhlongo660 He means the actual lyrics, it's a traditional Xhosa song.
2020 where are you ?
My bother in law introduced me to this, he said to me this is adult african contemporary jazz it was this song ang morwa by jonas ngwangkwa
🙏🙏
Yey! This whole album, ❤️ 2020 yinja shame
who is still here in 2020 #jam
2021 bro still here 💪
Takes me back Sunday evening, preparing for school the next day and this song playing on Ukhozi fm. Use to think less of this music, right now it’s makes so much sense. 👌👌👌👌
uDT Ngwenya bafo. Kwakufiwa
Mhleli Mkhize mfethu sisebancane
So true mfo
Exactly, it makes so much sense now!
Masterpiece i remember growing in the rural area of small eastern cape town by name of flagstaff, i used to listen to a small 4volt battery powered radio and the first time i had this song was on a chilly 2009 sunday night in ukhozi fm's mandla mdletshe show i was reading "The Red Blanket by Nellie De Swart" at that time. Since then i have always been a big fan of Bra Zim.
Kweyphi Ilali?
Botani mampondo
It is like this song just hit you different especially when you hearing it for the first time. Long live the legends
@@projectikamva Emgodini/Malongwana.
When my prayers seem not to be reaching the heavens❤.
I always thought i was alone thinking the song should be a hymn to us
Mr Zim Ngqawana ladies and gentlemen ❤️
i always managed to change peoples perception of those who didnt love jazz by taking them to a live jazz performance !!! After they see, hear and feel all the instruments bringing the song together... jazz becomes one of their loved music. !!!!!!
50
Too raw. Too rich. Too refined. Too classic
Xhosa people are good in composing jazz, Nice song.
Xhosa people are masters of music. Period.
Rubbish tribalist nonsense. Stop it already.
@@MrLisaFischer I'm very curious to undesrtand which part of the comment is tribalist? Because he didn't say that Xhosa people are the best jazz composers, he just said they were good. Read with comprehension before you start catching feelings over "rubbish"'.
I'm Zulu and i agree 100%. Xhosa people seem to have a knack for making good music. Especially the Xhosa people in the Eastern Cape.
Enkosi siyabulela
Who's listening in 2020?😊💯🇿🇦
We are in 2024 still listening 🇿🇦
With this beautiful spiritual song, I pay tribute to my late brother Morgan Gariseb. He loved this song so so much. This is our African spirituality. May I find comfort . Thank you Zim Ngqawana
Is there anything more perfect than this my people?
Ayikho, ayisoze ibekho, ayinakuze ibekho
This song reminds me the late bra Mish Mapetla of Lesedi;RIP bra Mish
Something about this is very spiritual.
I played this at work in the morning @ 1:45 one of my co-workers asked me to switch it off. He said that whistle is what they use to wake them up when he went to initiation school for traditional healing. Yho mtase his ancestors were getting evoked with this song. Yho it really messed him up a bit.
Every time when listening to this kind of music makes me feel proud to be myself and remember those days we used to go to bushes
I I I Let can can you send me send me a copy of the month of l
Ooooh kwedini! Ngawomaxesha asendulo. Eih indithatha indibeke mandulo lengoma.
Thank you kabza de Small to work on this marvelous music.
Kweeeku!
This is such a memory restoration song!!!
Wow. Today still. Timeless. Qula Kwedini.
The part where he says take it down a little sounds like it was part of the song, it blends in perfectly well. What a masterpiece😢❤
He left us a piece of himself through this song
I remember when i was a kid i used to hate jazz music but maturity resulted me to love jazz more dan other music genres 🤗😊
Its 2023 and this song dont get old i remember sundays coming from church with my mum and tomorrow is school its a legend
life is good when you are blessed with music like this
Man I would love to hear the backstory to this classic!!! What a jam..
It's a celebratory piece&song of rejoice when Xhosa boys come back from the mountain after undergoing initiation/right of passage to manhood,,,,,,in another context it's a call to arms to defend the nationhood,,,,,,qula means pick up the sticks/weapons of self defence &be ready to defend ones nation,,,,,,,deep down 😮it's just a song of celebration&preparedness,,,,,,,very meaningful/abstruct/deep,,hope I'm making sense to u,,us Xhosas it's easy to comprehend&explain it
Salaam brother, may you rest in peace 🙏
March 2019 who's listening?
2020 kodwa ke ewe silapha
2022 May
I wish I had the opportunity to listen to Zim Ngqawana live damn!
South African avant-garde jazz
I was listening to the radio w/my man when this song played, I instantly fell in love with it, such a magical song & I only found out then that it was sampled by Kabza & Phori
He summaries the struggle well. Kubi emadodeni, siyagodola.
mbongiseni dlamini 😂😂😂 ndiyakuva njalo
Oh man I miss my childhood days when utata wam was still alive. Rip to utata wam no tata uZim Ngqawana.
RIP to this giant . Your footprints will never be forgotten.
Zimology at its very relaxed best...🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾
This heals me in so many ways 😭❤
Wow good music with nice instruments. One of the greatest Jazz legends to be alive.
Takes me back to DT Ngwenya's Jazz program on Ukhozi back in the 90s.
Qula kwedini gwijo !
timeless!
Even in 2020. 🙌🏽
Such songs reminds me of home on Sundays after church. To my uncle...you have an ear of good music👏
❤❤❤ my meditation song
One of the Evergreens 💚💚💚... Beautiful music of Africa ❤️💎👑... 2020 June...
this is bliss. thank you father for introducing me to jazz
I am with you brother!
This man was a true legend true art ....
Qula kwedini kabawo, genius you nailed it son🎓
I just wanna heat Thandiswa Mazwai playing around with this song
Kabza brought me here
Same here.
My life theme song
2022 May ... This song exudes Afrika, an epitome of tranquility of the majestic landscape, the rivers, animals n the smile of the people of mother Alkebulan ... PERFECTION ...
It actually reminds me of my late father, he used to love so much, and every time I listen to his music I always think of him. "Long live com chio".
Whoa ! Time less Qula kwedini , kwedini Qula
I love this song so much, and I've been hoping to come across it for the past 6 years. I'm now at peace :)
QULA KWEDINI !!!
Eastern Cape is a doting of talent home of jazz . RIP bro Zim ❤ a song sung when boy going to circumcision and be men
please upload the video , it’s timeless
the only thing that is very wrong about this song isit ends
Wow joyous tunes
ngyavuma ngise kzn ngithi lovely jazz intruments and sounds
this song takes me back....those sunday evenings on uKhozi fm with Mandla Mdletshe when hed say " Jazz jazz jazz!" ...listening while preparing for school the next day and the sunday supper aroma is already calling you from the kitchen...great times..a masterpiece of a song
Shado Twala and Mish Mapetla are amongst the greats that nurtured my love for and appreciation of jazz. Without these greats, I would not relate to this joyous and spiritual enrichment of the origins of my being. Salute!
# One of the best songs ever
Yessssessss..... what a band/song/ensemble. Proud of mzansi(RSA)
Aow Stan
Soul soothing, so beautiful.
This song is so spiritual ❤
Enchanting!!!!!
Qiqisholo leqaba
😂
I like this song❤
tse ke tsa gesho
tse ke tsa ma groot man
Music that heals the soul and calms the mind. It always reminds me of my childhood ( happy days )
Healing, soulful music.
Pure African talent and originality!!! 💯💯❤️🔥🔥🔥🔥
Perfection😭😭🔥🔥🔥
Makhosi!
❤️This song reminds me of my one true love, Moloto.
Im always here✌️
Qula kwedin👌👌
Qula Kwedini
Timeless Music if you ask me but I feel he was very underrated, u Moya wagago u robale ka kgotso
❤i listened to this on channel o when I came and went to school those days❤❤😅😅
👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
felt like two minutes
Reminds me of the true ndokomanes
Lovely..
To this day still addictive +
So wish I can take the next flight to EC ....... This is epic
Khwela, goduka kwedini
We love you Zim.
Beautiful! This music takes me back
Great conversations with mkhulu in the afternoon on his Eveready battery powered radio back in 2006. Ukhozi fm
2020 July we here
Wish I could sample this ✊🏾✊🏾✊🏾
Intsimbi madoda
Loving this track by Zim, I am from Zim (the country) and dont understand what he is singing about. can someone translate, many thanks!
It's a song about a warrior. A story of stick fighting, this is a fabric on xhosa culture.
Interessantes acrobaties auxquelles ne manque que le respect du postulat de Duke Ellington : " It don't mean a thing if it ain't got that swing" Bonne continuation d'autosatisfaction.