Ngokucacileyo wonke umntu unendlela yakhe ukufunda baze bafunde, akukho ifomyula ukulungele. Me ilungelo wanika zilandelayo: Jehobah ya gaya wa Joshua : “ Da hakanan za ka sa hanyarka ta yi albarka , da hakanan kuma za ka yi nasara . ” — Joshua 1 : 8 . DMAA, igama leekhemikhali: I-Methylhexanamine okanye i-1,3-dimethylamylamine yile i-molecule esetyenziswe ngumzimba ukwandisa amandla amanqanaba nokukhuthaza Ukulahlekelwa ngamatyeIDMAA yinkomfa yendalo eyenziwa ngokuqhelekileyo kwi-geraniums. Ngenxa yalesi sizathu ukuxhasa abavelisi bavame ukuyibiza ngeoli yegeranium okanye i-geranium extract, kodwa iyaziwa ngamanye amagama aquka i-methylhaxaneamine kunye ne-geranamine. This is the first CD to be launched by AOI. At the event, umam’ Matotiyana sang, and played uhadi and umrubhe. She was supported by fellow women musicians as well as by Prof Dizu Plaatjies, who also sang, danced, and played in the ensemble. The guest speaker, Prof Njabulo Ndebele, commented that the music recorded on umam’ Matotiyana’s CD made him feel ‘at home’, and that the music felt ‘in place’, ‘right, here’, and ‘from here’ – for us all to enjoy. He also noted how important it was to preserve and re-curate the music to which umam’ Matotiyana had dedicated her life’s musicianship. Other speakers on the evening’s programme included the CD’s executive producer, Prof Michael Blake, who spoke about the long-term working relationship that had developed between him and umam’ Matotiyana, and that led to the recording.