This is a medley of two Indonesian folksong, Si Patokaan (from North Sulawesi) and Rasa Sayange (from Maluku), arranged for 2-part voices and piano. Music score can be purchased here.
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Anging Mamiri, a traditional folksong from Makassar, arranged for SSA voices and piano. Commissioned and performed by Jianguo Elementary School Choir, Chia-Hui Rao, conductor. Please contact info@cherlydai.com to purchase this music score.
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Ampar-Ampar Pisang, a traditional Kalimantan folksong written by Hamidean AC, arranged for SSA voices, piano, and optional percussion. Commissioned and performed by Jianguo Elementary School Choir, Chia-Hui Rao, conductor. Music score can be purchased here.
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Potong Bebek Angsa, a traditional East Nusa Tenggara folksong written by Soerjono, arranged for SAB and piano. Performed by Sifen Xi Choir 四分溪合唱團 Pei-chi Pan, piano Music score can be purchased here.
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Gunung Salahutu, a traditional Mollucan folksong, arranged for SSA voices and piano. Gunung Salahutu, titled after the mountain Salahutu in Maluku, was written by Kace Hehanusa. Performed by New Taipei City Teachers’ Choir in April 2025. Please contact info@cherlydai.com to purchase the music score.
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Composed for SSA, piano and violin for D’One Children Choir, Rudi Christmas, conductor. The text of the song is very simple, just a happy kid in a happy day, knowing that it’s a good day to have a good day! This piece can be purchased from our Shop page.
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A Tapanuli folksong arranged for SA divisi and piano. Commissioned by Tirtamarta Children Choir, Margaretha Santoso Pardede, conductor for Penabur International Choir 2022. This score is published by Tabernacle Women’s Choir. Click here to purchase.
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The Lord’s prayer written for AMDG Choir and Guting Sacred Heart Catholic Church, Taipei, Taiwan. It includes the Doxology to the Lord’s Prayer. (Taipei, May 9th, 2022) Recorded by Alexandra Katya, soprano
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This piece is originally composed for mixed choir in 2017 and made into SA and Piano arrangement in 2022. The title Cahaya Purnama means moonlight, taken from the name of the 15th governor of Jakarta, Basuki Tjahaya Purnama (read: Basuki Cahaya Purnama) who has inspired Cherly at the time she wrote this piece because he has made a lot of good changes toward Jakarta, Indonesia, where the composer has grown up. (Taipei, April 22nd, 2022) Click here for more purchasing information. Alexandra Katya, soprano Cherly Susanti, mezzo-soprano Elaine Christlee, piano
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This song is Cherly’s attempt to write a pop choral music. It is also an encouragement for her friends who were not able to rehearse with the choir due to the pandemic. (Jakarta, January 24th, 2021) Recorded by Feixiang Choir Jakarta Cherly Susanti, conductor Lukas Adji Janarto, saxophone
