Education Africa and Sydenham Shul proudly brings audiences Sounds of Celebration VI. This year’s concert themed ‘Heal the World’ and takes place on 16 April 2019 at Emperors Palace at the Theatre Marcellus from 19h45.
Join a celebration of arts, culture and heritage and witness over 150 passionate young performers who include Pipe and Pop bands, Marimba and Steel bands including dancers, singers and a fabulous choir joined by renowned music sensation Mosheh Lichtenstein who mesmerizes audiences with a unique musical offering.
Through Sounds of Celebration harmony, collaboration, skills development and artistic genius unites talented South African youth representing a wide range of cultures and instruments celebrating our diversity. Their performances celebrate our common humanity and use music as a medium to express their hope for a united tomorrow.
This concert brings to fruition the sixth consecutive year of the ‘Sounds of Celebration’ project in which NGO Education Africa has collaborated with Sydenham Shul to uplift disadvantaged communities around Johannesburg. The most recent of Education Africa’s 9 grassroots projects, the establishment of Marimba Hubs across Gauteng’s communities is amongst their most inspiring.
Bookings at www.ticketpro.co.za or Spar outlets.
For more information about the project and the concerts contact Education Africa 011 685 7300 or Sydenham Shul 011 640 5021.
Tickets priced at R60, R80, R100 and R120.
For media queries, interview requests, media accreditation access to high res pictures please contact JT Comms on 011 788 7632 or write to media@jtcomms.co.za
Issued by JT Communication Solutions of Behalf of Education Africa – http://educationafrica.org/ and Sydenham Shul – www.sydshul.co.za.
Participants include: Boys and girls club marimba band from Soweto, Carter Primary marimba band, Choni G and his band, Goede Hoop Primary marimba band, Jeppe High School for Boys Scottish pipe band, Justin Wilman, King David Linksfield High School jazz band, King David Linksfield Primary School marimba band, Neville Smith, SA Chinese Language Education Foundation School, Thami Ngwenya, Vuyani Dance Company, Wits Male Voice Choir under the direction of Dalene Hoogenhout, ‘Yachad’ Yeshiva Boys High School choir and Yan Yang.