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On their 2007 world tour, the Spizzwinks(?) stopped in Rangoon, Burma (Yangon, Myanmar) and worked with students at the Gitameit Music School. Together, they performed the Burmese poem, “Thekyin So Mei” (Let’s Sing Together) to the tune of the American Spiritual “Keep Your Lamps” from the Gitameit group’s repertoire.

Find out how you can help bring the Gitameit Voices Choir on a tour of the United States in 2008 by visiting Gitameit Voices Project.

On their 2007 world tour, the Spizzwinks(?) stopped in Yangon, Myanmar and worked with students at the Gitameit Music School. They performed this song from the Spizzwinks(?) repertoire together.

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Concert of Gitameit Voices and conductor Gösta Müller on August 3rd 2006, J.S.Bach, Cantata BWV 106, “Gottes Zeit ist die allerbeste Zeit, actus tragicus”.

Gitapella performs different styles of jazz a cappella songs at Insein Mon Baptist Church in Insein Township, Yangon. Gitameit students also held a 5 day vocal workshop for young adults and music teachers from the Mon Baptist Church community.

Gitapella sings for Myanmar’s master pianist and composer Gita Luling Maung Ko Ko at his residence. Saya U Ko Ko has composed three songs with Burmese lyrics especially for Gitapella.

Gitameit student pianists performing with Kit Young, visiting French pianist Martine Pitte, Kevin Tin Thein, and guests at Dusit Inya Lake Hotel.

A jazz-rock, and a cappella concert at International Business Center to raise funds for Hlaing Thaya monastic schools. Performances by Gitameit jazz ensemble Los Guapos with Vincent Bullen, Gitapella, Sense & Soul, Face, Greenborn, and the Gitameit Voices. Featuring music by Antonio Carlos Jobim, Steely Dan, Miles Davis, Beck, Duke Ellington, Herbie Hancock, Kyaw Swa Tun & Kyaw Kyaw, Fred Parris, Sai Nyi Nyi and Friends, The Beatles, as well as various traditional songs.

A performance at The American Center in Yangon of songs and readings in commemoration of American Black History Month. Performed by Bosco, U Moe Naing, Kit Young, Gitameit singers and The People’s Theatre with Phillip Hause.