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SA5005 Mother Ann's songShaker song
arranged by Sheena Phillips
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WordsMother Ann's song
Vum vive vum vive vum vum vo,
Vum vive vum vive vum vum vo, Shaker song 'learned of Mother Ann', September 1844.
Ann Lee was a leader of the Shaker movement and was given the title Mother. She was viewed virtually as a female deity and many Shaker songs are attributed to her inspiration or refer warmly to her. Our transcription of these words and the tune is taken from Edward Deming Andrews' book The Gift to be Simple: songs, dances and rituals of the American Shakers published by Dover Publications, New York (and on the web at www.doverpublications.com).
| PriceThe price of this piece depends on the number of singers in your group. This is a single payment for a licence to make as many copies as you need for your group to rehearse and perform the song as often as you wish. Copies of the song must not be given, lent or sold to any other group.
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