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You are here: Home / News / Entertainment / Luna Paige sings KLAAGLIED – a soul stirring colab based off a poem written by poet and songwriter Philip Myburgh

Luna Paige sings KLAAGLIED – a soul stirring colab based off a poem written by poet and songwriter Philip Myburgh

20 August 2024 by Guest

This year marks a significant milestone for poet Philip Myburgh as he collaborates with several acclaimed singer-songwriters to bring his long-held dream to life. A passionate music lover and fervent supporter of local talent, Myburgh has transitioned from poet to songwriter, embarking on a journey to release a series of songs in multiple languages throughout …

This year marks a significant milestone for poet Philip Myburgh as he collaborates with several acclaimed singer-songwriters to bring his long-held dream to life. A passionate music lover and fervent supporter of local talent, Myburgh has transitioned from poet to songwriter, embarking on a journey to release a series of songs in multiple languages throughout 2024.

The Afrikaans single “Klaaglied” is a poignant collaboration between Myburgh and renowned singer-songwriter Luna Paige. This song follows his recent single ‘Let Us Sing’ off his forthcoming full album ‘Dance Of The Footnote’

Paige has masterfully set Myburgh’s evocative poem “Klaaglied” to music, delivering a heart-wrenching performance that resonates deeply with listeners. She is joined by Jonny Blundell on guitars, Schalk Joubert on bass guitar, Ariella Caira on cello, and Vinnie Enrico on drums, creating a rich and haunting musical experience.

The song was inspired by the Philip Myburgh poem LAMENTATION

The blue as he simply sits under the sky and peers,

was it like the tip of a recce ‘s rudder?

The black night that makes so much noise with the crickets’ crickets,

did it linger too long, was the darkness too deep?

The noise of the South-East, did it shout you quietly, my Child?

Was it just a whisper in the wind in the end?

And now that you close your eyes for the last time and lie down,

what shall we do, my Child, what shall we say?

The ones who love you move deep into the scrum?

Tears fall and dry, catch those we can?

Dragging bags of salt along, helping to carry the load?

Call the Lord a little closer, offer something that He asks?

But this we must ask, my Child, this we must say:

May His Peace find you where you lie.

AFRIKAANS

Klaaglied”: ‘n Roerende Samewerking deur Luna Paige, Jonny Blundell, en Philip Myburgh

Hierdie jaar merk ‘n beduidende mylpaal vir digter Philip Myburgh, wat saam met verskeie bekroonde sanger-liedjieskrywers werk om sy lang gekoesterde droom te verwesenlik. As ‘n passievolle liefhebber van musiek en vurige ondersteuner van plaaslike talent, het Myburgh van digter na liedjieskrywer oorgeskakel en begin met ‘n reis om ‘n reeks liedjies in verskeie tale gedurende 2024 vry te stel.

Die Afrikaanse enkelsnit “Klaaglied” is ‘n aangrypende samewerking tussen Myburgh en die bekende sanger-liedjieskrywer Luna Paige. Paige het Myburgh se aangrypende gedig “Klaaglied” meesterlik op musiek gesit en lewer ‘n hartverskeurende uitvoering wat diep by luisteraars aanklank vind. Sy word vergesel deur Jonny Blundell op kitare, Schalk Joubert op baskitaar, Ariella Caira op tjello, en Vinnie Enrico op tromme, wat ‘n ryk en aangrypende musikale ervaring skep.

Jonny Blundell, ‘n veelsydige musikant, dra nie net sy kitaarvaardighede by tot die snit nie, maar dien ook as die produsent vir die hele projek en toesig hou oor al Myburgh se musikale samewerkings.

Lyrics: KLAAGLIED

Die blou soos hy bloots onder die hemel loer

Soos die punt van ‘n recce se roer

Die swart nag wat raas met krieke se kriek

Het dit te lank gedrentel, was die donker te diep?

Was dit die raas, die raas, die kriek, kriek, kriek,

die nag, die nag, te donker, te diep?

Noudat jy vir oulaas, oë rus en gaan lê

Wat moet ons doen, kind, wat moet ons sê?

Dié wat jou liefhet, intrek tot diep in die skrum

Die wat wil val steun, en vang wie ons kan?

Die Suidoos se gesis het jou gestil, my kind

Op die ou end was dit als ‘n geskree teen die wind

Die skare se verraad het met jou kop getoor

Almal was jou pêl tot jy daai dag verloor

Die skree, die skree, het dit gaan sit in jou kop,

Soos die drup van ‘n kraan, wat nooit wil stop?

Noudat jy vir oulaas oë rus en gaan lê

Wat moet ons doen, kind, wat moet ons sê?

Dié wat jou liefhet intrek tot diep in die skrum

Die wat wil val steun, en vang wie ons kan.

Die trane, die soutvrag sleep, die Here nader roep

Die trane, die laat gaan van al die vrae en help met dra

Daar’s net een ding, my kind, en dis al wat ons kan sê

Mag Vrede jou vind daar waar jy nou lê

Krediete / Credits:

Stem / Vocals – Luna Paige

Tjello / Cello – Ariella Caira

Kitaar / Guitars – Jonny Blundell

Baskitaar / Bass guitar – Schalk Joubert

Tromme / Drums – Vinnie Enrico

Lirieke / Lyrics – Philip Myburgh

Toonsetting (musiek) / Music – Luna Paige

Vervaardiger / Producer – Jonny Blundell, Rootspring Studio

Vermenging & finale meester / Mixing & Mastering – Vicente Espi

Video – Bruce Meissner, Ode to the Road

CLICK HERE to submit your press release to MyPR.co.za.

Author: Joanne Olivier from Tickybox Media on behalf of Philip Myburgh.

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