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Sir Roger Norrington
Sir Roger Norrington, a leading light on the classical music scene for almost 50 years, will conduct the Zurich Chamber Orchestra with celebrated South African clarinetist Robert Pickup as soloist. In a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity selected members of the South African National Youth Orchestra will join them on their tour. Tickets are R250 and are available from Computicket – … [Read more...] about Sir Roger Norrington
Mozart Festival welcomes New Year with Viennese flair, Mzanzi style
To celebrate the New Year in elaborate Viennese fashion, the 2013 Johannesburg International Mozart Festival (JIMF) will be presenting a pre-JIMF celebration on 19 January in the Linder Auditorium at 19:30. The Viennese New Year’s Concert will feature two of South Africa’s most promising young singers Nozuko Teto (soprano) and Siyabonga Maqungo (tenor), on stage with the South … [Read more...] about Mozart Festival welcomes New Year with Viennese flair, Mzanzi style
Tour adds new endurance race for kids
Due to the demand from budding cyclists, The Herald VW Cycle Tour has introduced an “endurance” challenge for children called the Powerade 10km Sprint. Aimed at the 10 to 12 year age group, the latest addition to the Powerade-sponsored family road events effectively bridges the gap between the 21km Leisure Ride on the one side and the 2km Kiddies’ Ride and 500m Toddlers’ Dash … [Read more...] about Tour adds new endurance race for kids
Making a Way between SA and China at the Standard Bank Gallery
Making Way: Contemporary Art from South Africa and China Standard Bank Gallery 30 January – 28 March 2013 Johannesburg audiences can look forward to viewing Making Way: Contemporary Art from South Africa and China, the acclaimed exhibition curated by Ruth Simbao for the 2012 National Arts Festival. One of the most critical geopolitical shifts of the 21st century has been the … [Read more...] about Making a Way between SA and China at the Standard Bank Gallery