Our diverse repertoire includes songs from all over the world.
We sing over 100 songs, including original compositions and arrangements
by Eveline MacDougall.
Over the years, we have sung in Xhosa, Japanese, Swedish, Arabic, Croatian,
Vietnamese, Hebrew, Spanish, Sotho, Zulu, and other languages as well as English.
Our genres include traditional folksongs, hymns, spirituals,
lullabies, rounds, and much more.
While we sing most of our material a cappella,
we also incorporate drums and other instruments.

Listen to examples:

How Do You Feel About Freedom? (.wma) Freedom (.mp3)
Transcribed from the Washington Sisters, Understated (1987)
Arrangement by Eveline MacDougall

Sizohamba (.wma) Sizohamba (.mp3)
Traditional, Swaziland,
Transcribed by Swedish Youth Exchange Project, 2002

Ani Ma'amin (.wma) Requires Windows Media Player
Ani Ma'amin (.mp3)
12th century Hebrew lyrics by Moses Ben Maimonides,
sung in the Warsaw ghetto

Elders Say (.wma) Elders Say (.mp3)
Lyrics used with permission from Elders of the Hopi Nation, Arizona, 2001
Music by Eveline MacDougall

Hist'ry (.wma) Hist'ry (.mp3)
Lyrics by Lucille Clifton
Music by Eveline MacDougall

We Are (.wma) We Are (.mp3)
Lyrics and music by Ysaye Barnwell