Al Lê Die Berge Nog So Blou (Flute)

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From the album In A Different Light
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This is one of my favourite Afrikaans traditional songs. Underneath the simple melody and words lie a deep sadness and a resignation to the realities of life.

THE LETTER:
Hello baby,
How are you?
Miss you so much…
When are you coming home? It’s very quiet without you here!
Not much fun to play chess against myself :)
Looking forward to seeing you!
Lots of love,
Dad

SOUND CREDITS
Traditional
Produced by Wouter Kellerman and Mauritz Lotz
Arranged by Mauritz Lotz
Published by Kellerman Music
Flute: Wouter Kellerman
Backing Vocals: Veronique
Bass: Denny Lalouette
Drums: Vinnie Henrico
Programming: Mauritz Lotz

Mixed by Mauritz Lotz, Wouter Kellerman and Verny Scholtz
Mastered by Ian Cooper of Metropolis Mastering in London and Dale Becker from Bernie Becker Mastering in Los Angeles
Recorded by Verny Scholtz at Eleven Studios in Midrand, South Africa

VIDEO CREDITS
Director/DOP/Post: Dominic Black (SASC)
Actress: Tao Blignaut
1st Camera assistant: Aubrey Moloto
2nd camera assistant: Jairus Baloyi
Produced by Tholsi Pillay and Wouter Kellerman
Location for Shoot: HH20 Kleinplasie in Hekpoort - a very special thank you to Jurie and Tertia Bezuidenhout for letting us shoot on their beautiful farm.

About Wouter Kellerman:
Globe-trotting flutist and composer Wouter Kellerman received a 2015 Grammy® Award for his collaborative album 'Winds of Samsara'.

His next album 'Love Language' debuted at nr. 1 on the World Music Billboard charts and received a Grammy® nomination for Best Contemporary Instrumental Album, Kellerman’s second nomination in as many years.

Kellerman has also been recognised at home, winning seven SAMA’s (South African equivalent to the Grammy), reinforcing his status as one of South Africa’s foremost musicians. Delighting audiences with a magnetic alchemy of warmth and technical mastery, Kellerman finds his inspiration in the spaces between cultures and countries, genres and disciplines.

Passionate about teaching and empowering young people, Kellerman has sponsored the SOS Children’s Village for the past 17 years. For his continued efforts in helping give these children a better life, Kellerman was nominated for the Inyathelo Special Recognition Award for Philanthropy.

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