Cape Traditional Singers / Fezeka Youth Choir
Traditions vocales du Cap
© Cape Traditional Singers © Vincent Pontet ©
© © Vincent Pontet ©
Cape Traditional Singers – Malay choir traditional songs and Carnival music
Direction Anwar Gambeno
Fezeka Youth Choir – sacred and secular works,
Direction Phume Tsewu
Coproduction Théâtre de la Ville-Paris ; Festival d’Automne à Paris // Manifestation part of Saisons Afrique du Sud-France 2012 & 2013 www.france-southafrica.com //
France Musique is recording this concert
From cosmopolitan Cape Town, with descendants of bushmen and Zulus, of Dutch settlers and imported slaves, the all-amateur Cape Traditional Singers, epitomizing the spirit
of multi-racial districts and Coloured culture, will perform traditional song, carnival music, moppies and nederlandsliedjies. In the Fezeka Youth Choir, the members from the
townships have achieved musical perfection in both sacred and secular works, gaining pride and confidence, and learning about life.
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