Zulu Footprints is the title of the KZN Philharmonic Orchestra’s next concert on March 10.

Accomplished conductor Adrian Sunshine, conductor of The London Chamber Players, launches his two-concert engagement with a programme that showcases the abundant talents of South African artists.

The KZNPO’s New Music Initiative bears fruit with the world premier performance of Qinisela Sibisi’s interesting Zulu Mass. The soloists are Zenhlanhla Cibane (soprano), Thulile Hadebe (mezzo-soprano), Mhlonishwa Dlamini (tenor) and Bongani Vilakazi (baritone). They will be accompanied by the award winning East Coast Choristers. The concert opens with Vivaldi’s Opus 3, No.8 in A minor and Mendelssohn’s Symphony No.5 “Reformation” is featured in the second half.

The concert takes place in the Durban City Hall at 19h30 and there will be a pre-concert lecture presented by the Friends of Music in the Royal Hotel at 18h00. Booking is through Computicket.

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