Tuesday 24 February • 18:30
Organ Hall
Gustavo Romero ~ piano
Internationally acclaimed pianist Gustavo Romero presents a captivating programme celebrating the rich tapestry of Russian piano music. From the dreamlike lyricism of Anton Rubinstein's Rêve Angélique to the fiery virtuosity of Stravinsky's Firebird Suite, this recital offers a journey through profound emotional landscapes and dazzling pianistic colour.
Tuesday 3 March • 18:30
Organ Hall
Zulu Song Cycle
Thokozani Mhlambi ~ Baroque cello
In his album Zulu Song Cycle (2019), Mhlambi explores the limits of creative expression by blurring the distinction between European early classical music and African ancient sounds in ways that defy the orthodoxy of his own classical education.
Tuesday 10 March • 18:30
Organ Hall
My Ma se Taal
Dolf Mathee ~ baritone
Jana Mathee ~ piano
Distinguished baritone, Dolf Mathee, and acclaimed pianist, Jana Mathee, are set to captivate audiences with their upcoming performance of My Ma se Taal (My Mother’s Language), a concert dedicated to the rich tradition of Afrikaans art song.
This recital will explore themes close to the heart, featuring carefully curated Afrikaans art songs by some of South Africa’s most celebrated composers. Audience members can look forward to an emotionally resonant journey through the language and culture, with works by Johannes Joubert, Gerrit Bon, S. le Roux Marais, Pieter de Villiers, P.J. Lemmer, and Arnold van Wyk.
Tuesday 17 March • 18:30
Organ Hall
POSTPONED — DATE TBA
Dreams and Fantasies
Liesl van der Merwe ~ bassoon
Tinus Botha ~ piano
Tuesday 24 March • 18:30
Organ Hall
The French Horn Connection
Shannon Armer ~ horn
Carli D'Alebout ~ violin
Yoon Chung ~ piano
A concert showcasing the French horn and violin in a chamber setting. The repertoire is centred around Brahms' beloved horn trio, preceded by his Albumblatt, a short piece only discovered in 2011, featuring the theme of the second movement.
Also highlighted is the Mozart wind quintet, transcribed for horn, violin, and piano by Ernst Naumann, a friend of Brahms'.
Tuesday 14 April • 18:30
Organ Hall
The Reed and Resonance Duo
Morné van Heerden ~ clarinet
Sonja van Zyl ~ piano
The Reed and Resonance Duo would like to take you on a captivating journey from Germany to France, England, and South Africa. Diverse repertoire featuring works by Burgmüller, Chausson, Saint-Saëns, Malcolm Arnold, and Hendrik Hofmeyr will entertain you with elegant melodies and rich harmonies, contrasting virtuoso passages, jazzy touches and virtuoso flair.
Tuesday 21 April • 18:30
Organ Hall
Other Women of Broadway
Shelly Simon (Michelle Pretorius) ~ voice
Catrien Wentink ~ piano
The concert aims to honour the other women of the musical theatre stage — the characters that support the lead roles, to drive the story lines and bring depth to each well-loved musical as the outcasts, villains, mothers, sisters, and best friends. These are some of the stage's richest characters that are often overlooked, each with fascinating stories of their own.
Tuesday 5 May • 18:30
Organ Hall
Duality
Karendra Devroop ~ saxophone
Megan-Geoffrey Prins ~ piano
Karén Devroop and Megan-Geoffrey Prins have collaborated to present one of the most exciting and innovative duos to emerge from South Africa. Take one highly acclaimed jazz saxophonist and add one world-class concert pianist, and the result is an amazing blend of jazz and classical works from South Africa, South America, North America, and Europe that will leave audiences fascinated.
Tuesday 12 May • 18:30
Organ Hall
One Night in Africa
Volley Nchabeleng ~ percussion and vocals
Luyanda Ntombela ~ marimba and vocals
Zindle Ndlane ~ marimba and djembe
Thokozani Nsibande ~ marimba, vocals and percussion
A musical concert that celebrates Africa Month.
Tuesday 19 May • 18:30
Organ Hall
The Scullery Quintet
Hana Yim-Wahl ~ violin
Waldo Alexander ~ violin
Tiisetso Mashisi ~ viola
Viwe Mkizwana ~ bass
Peter Auret ~ drums
The Scullery Quintet's repertoire is a testament to its members' eclectic musical backgrounds and influences. Their performances draw inspiration from a myriad of genres, ranging from classical and jazz fusion to Latin American, African, and pop music. This rich tapestry of styles is crafted with the discipline and precision characteristic of classical music, while simultaneously embracing the improvisational spirit of jazz. By presenting their interpretations in a fun, approachable manner, The Scullery Quintet strives to captivate both discerning music aficionados and casual listeners alike.
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