(translated with DeepL) - I answer DaveRo's question, if DeepL translates me better, as Guest advises.
I am a percussionist, therefore not good with harmony, and I try to make, among friends, versions of songs that we like. As instruments only acoustic guitar and small percussions, then all vocal, even the parts originally instrumental. We love World Music, a non-commercial genre, so there is not much to be found on the market. Here I asked for Clannad, but we are also looking for Johnny Clegg (jive) and Touré Kunda (Senegal). Midi files are ideal because they already have the parts of the instruments separated and you can change the key. Just use the free software Audacity and you can listen to them one by one. Assigning the parts of the instruments to the voices, not finding anything (only "In a Lifetime", I think for Bono fans) would be useful to find at least the lyrics with chords and try (if we can) to understand the individual parts. But I guess I'm asking ... the moon.
Do you recommend that I give up ?

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