Cherly Susanti, conductor

Sarinande is a traditional Moluccan (Maluku) song about a girl named Sarinande. She cries as if smoke gets in her eyes because she feels uneasy. Cherly dedicated this arrangement for her late brother, who passed away in 2012. He was a volunteer teacher in North Maluku. The intro of this arrangement was inspired by the waves in the Maluku sea Cherly has seen in the documentaries of her late brother. (May 2nd, 2015)
The SATB Voices a capella version of this song is published and distributed by Muziksea LLP. Click here to purchase.
The SSAA Voices a capella version of this song is published and distributed by Tabernacle Women’s Choir. Click here to purchase.
Sarinande, putri Sarinande
Mengapa tangis matamu bangka’?
Aduh mama, aduhlah papa
Bak asap api maso’ di mata
Aduh mama, aduhlah papa
Hati risau apalah obatnya.