Saturday, 1 April 2017

WELCOMING NEW MEMBERS in 2017

Please join me as we welcome the following new members into the SADVO family:
Portia Malapane (Soprano)
Jabulile Sithole (Soprano)
Nicole Diale (Mezzo)

Tuesday, 4 August 2015

Schubert Mass in Strings Concert

The UL Chamber Choir invites all classical music lovers and choral music fanatics to a lively concert as follows:

Date: 
12 September 2015
Venue : 
NG Oos Kerk
 (Polokwane, 100 Jones Street)
Time: 6pm
Entrance Fee: R100 
(Includes Snacks and Free CD)

Contact Thabe
0749986863(c)
0152682337(w)

Thursday, 22 January 2015

2015 CALENDAR


Date
Activity
Purpose
Venue
05 February  2015 (Thursday, 5-6pm)
First Meeting
Confirm ensemble composition
Confirm ensemble leadership
Confirm 2015 plan
Studio, 2nd Floor
07 February 2015 (Saturday, 3-5pm)
Workshop
Team building, Music, conducting, solo performances
Studio, 2nd Floor
10 February 2015 (Tuesday)
Church Performance Rehearsal
Confirm song repertoire and program
Confirm instrumentals and soloists
Studio, 2nd Floor
12 February 2015 (Thursday)
Church Performance Rehearsal
Confirm song repertoire and program
Confirm instrumentals and soloists
Studio, 2nd Floor
13 February 2015 (Friday)
Church Rehearsal
Dress Performance

Studio, 2nd Floor
15 February 2015
Performance
Church Service
Lutheran Church
22 March 2015
Church Performance
Perform liturgical songs during service
NG Oos Kerk
12 April 2015
Church Performance
Perform liturgical songs during service
Turf Catholic Church
25 April 2015, 3pm
Dress Rehearsal
5-Year Celebration Final Rehearsal
Great Tiro Hall
26 April 2015
Church Performance
Perform liturgical songs during service
Mokopane NG Kerk
26 April 2015, 5pm
Gala Dinner
5-Year Celebration Performance
Great Tiro Hall
19 September, 5-7pm
Schubert Mass Strings
Ultimate Schuberiat Concert Recording
NG Oos Kerk
12 December 2015
Christmas Carols
Perform xmas and sacred songs
Swaziland


Friday, 19 December 2014

2010-2015 of SADVO: A 5-YEAR CELEBRATION

On March 2010 a 16 member vocal ensemble was formed and its name was "South African Dancing Voices". The ensemble sang a plethora of songs and even made some of its own compositions. Songs about peace, love, justice, and world cultures were performed in sacred places and in concerts. The group performed in  Gauteng, Mamelodi(2011), Durban (Kwazulu-Natal) in 2011 and 2012, at the University of Pretoria, in Soweto, and various other places around Limpopo. The ensemble has been involved in various Community Building projects and Music Development projects with various high schools and foundation schools in the province. 2014 saw us perform extensive works from the classical era with Franz Schubert Mass and a Tribute to SJ Khosa jointly with a local ensemble "Dipela" with a 28-member ochestra led by Maestro Michael Dingaan.

2015 marks our 5 years of existence and we reflects back to the years of the spanish "El Grillo", the African-American spiritual "Mary had a baby", our very own "Let's keep the music alive", the German fugue "Die Nachtigal", and our very own improvised Mozart's cannon "Ave Maria".

We are going to be joined by all previous and present SADVO members as we celebrate this musical history in style. All former members are invited. The repertoire showcases a snippet on each year from 2010-2014.

Date: 26 April 2015
Venue: University of Limpopo, Great Tiro Hall
Time: 15h00-17h00


The repertoire
(a selection of a few songs performed by SADVO during 2010-2014)
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  1. Let’s keep the music alive (Thabe Matsebatlela) 
  2. Mohla Jesu a tla boa (Thabe Matsebatlela & Chris Mathews)
  3. Come where my love lies dreaming (Stephen Foster)
  4. El Grillo (Josquin des Pres) 
  5. Born on a New Day (Philip Lawson)
  6. Come, Thou Fount (Robert Robinson) 
  7. At Gethsemane (Robert Leaf) 
  8. Die Nachtigall (Felix Mendelssohn) 
  9. Viva la musica (arr. Thabe Matsebatlela) 
  10. Dona nobis pacem (Wolfgang Mozart)
  11. Voice Dance (Greg Jasperse)
  12. Fill us with your love (Tom Colvin) 
  13. Hear my Prayer (Moses Hogan) 
  14. Limpopo keya rona (Thabe Matsebatlela)
  15. Fiela (arr. Thabe Matsebatlela)
  16. Ave Maria (Wolfgang Mozart)
  17. Esto Les Digo (Kinley Lange) 
  18. Mary had a baby (arr. Thabe Matsebatlela)
  19. My God is so High (Moses Hogan)
  20. Angels watching over me (Stefan Obendorf) 
  21. Joy is like the rain (Miriam Winter)  
  22. I’ll do my best (Jeremy Dalton) 
  23. If you work hard (Shalati Joseph Khosa)
  24. In praise of brotherly love (Shalati Joseph Khosa) 
  25. I won’t have to cross Jordan alone (arr. Thabe Matsebatlela)