Born in Soweto, GLORIA BOSMAN has shared the stage (both locally and internationally) with too many music greats to list here. She has now six albums to her credit under her own name as a solo artist. She has performed in countries and cities like: London, France, Finland, Amsterdam, Australia, Africa, Angola, Nigeria, Namibia,
Zorada Temmingh is considered one of South Africa’s foremost organ improvisers. In addition to being the first South African to release a CD with organ improvisations (she has released six to date), she was also the first to do soundtrack improvisations for silent movies. For her groundbreaking contribution to classical music she received a special Kanna
As a graduate of the South African College of Music (SACM), at The University of Cape Town (UCT), Makudupanyane Senaoana has had the pleasure of being trained in vocal studies by well-known teachers, Professor Kamal Khan and Hanna van Niekerk. Further training saw the young tenor working with Josef Protschka, as a result of having
The Cape Town Philharmonic Wind Quintet is an initiative to bring excellent chamber music to audiences around Cape Town and further afield. The quintet has performed in several concert series around the Cape, including the Endler Concert Series and Musika Mundi, and also presented educational concerts. Currently, the members of the quintet are all principal
Megan-Geoffrey Prins, from Riversdale, South Africa, has performed as soloist and collaborative artist in North America, Europe, Africa, and Hong Kong. Prins featured in various local and international piano competitions, including the Honens International Piano Competition, the Hong Kong International Piano Competition, the UNISA National and International Piano Competitions, and the Midwest International Piano Competition.
