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SKU: A0.864421
Composed by Traditional Amish Yodeling Song. Arranged by Mark D. Templeton. Contemporary,Folk,World. Octavo. 8 pages. Mark Templeton Choral Music #19263. Published by Mark Templeton Choral Music (A0.864421).Mi Vater isch ä Chääser Gsii is a yodeling love song from the Amish communities in Adams County, Indiana. The Pennsylvania Dutch speaking Amish of Ohio and Pennsylvania generally do not yodel, and do not speak the same language as their Indiana brethren. The Amish from Indiana migrated from Switzerland during the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, and aptly speak a Bernese dialect of Swiss German. These Swiss Amish have retained many yodel songs from the "old world" through an oral tradition. Mi Vater isch ä Chääser Gsii is unique to the Swiss Amish and cannot be found in any collection of Swiss folk songs, or in the Swiss Folk Song Archive in Basel. Your choir will thoroughly enjoy singing this upbeat and fun song!
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