Indochine war in "Laise-moi partir" (let me go). Musical legacy The songs of R. R. Majunga remain well known in Madagascar and throughout the Indian Ocean. In 1995, a collection of up-and-coming Malagasy musicians led by the renowned Silo produced an R. R. Majunga tribute album. In addition, songs such as Malagasy anie ianao have been interpreted by the likes of the Malagasy band Tarika Be. Again, in the fall of 2009, a group of up-and-coming artists paid tribute to Majunga in a concert in the Malagasy capital of Antananarivo. In Canada, the Canadian musical group Raivo led by Maggy Razafimbahiny and her husband Dean Pallen, the musical arranger and saxophonist of the group have recorded CDs of largely Majunga compositions mixed in with original compositions. The albums are entitled Hommage (2002) and Mahabibo (2008). Ms. Razafimbahiny is also the daughter of R.R. Majunga and her sister Lydia is also a member of RAIVO. In order to have access to the full extent of R.R. Majunga's repertoire Raivo had his original 78-inch recordings sent to a company in Newmarket, Ontario, to be restored and digitally transferred to the CD format. The 78s were recorded on the Decca label that sometimes combined the work of R.R. Majunga with other leading Malagasy musicians like Henri Ratsimabazafy. R.R Majunga's Main Repertoire -Fahiny sy ankehitriny – Fanantenana – Fitia Voarara – Hatanorana – Hiombona – Ireny Mahantra Ireny – Laisse-moi partir – Mahabibo – Majunga – Malagasy Anie Ianao – Mananjary – Mandalo miserana ihany – Moa Ve Hadisoako – Mora Mora Doucement – Nofy Tsindrindriana – Ny Fitia – Ny Lamba – Trano kely ravarava – Tsiambaratelo – Veloma Dada Havako – Valiha sy Lokanga Malagasy musicians 1919 births 1963 deaths Place of birth missing 20th-century pianists