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Asakhe Cuntsulana A call to Song EL

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Experience the transformative power of music with visionary composer and musician Asakhe Cuntsulana in A Call to Song, live at House87 in Quigney, East London.

Known for his mastery of the uHadi (Xhosa bow harp), Adungu (Ugandan harp), and Kalimba, Asakhe fuses African indigenous sounds with jazz and classical influences to create a unique sonic journey. His music, celebrated at prestigious European stages and festivals such as his recent performances in Norway, as well as iconic local festivals like the Grahamstown National Arts Festival, Umtiza, Cap Classique and curated sonic experiences in Johannesburg, East London and Makhanda. Asakhe’s music highlight’s themes of identity, hope, restoration, reflection and rejuvenation.

This special concert also marks an exciting chapter as Asakhe prepares for a musical exploration in Uganda, where he will continue his mission to preserve and celebrate Africa's rich musical heritage through cross-cultural collaboration. Immerse yourself in an evening of storytelling, rhythm, and melody that celebrates the depth of African traditions while offering a space for introspection and renewal. Book your tickets now on Quicket and be part of this unforgettable journey!

Doors open at 4pm and show starts 6pm
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Asakhe Cuntsulana A Call to Song

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Experience the transformative power of music with visionary composer and musician Asakhe Cuntsulana in A Call to Song, live at Selective Live in Cape Town.

Known for his mastery of the uHadi (Xhosa bow harp), Adungu (Ugandan harp), and Kalimba, Asakhe fuses African indigenous sounds with jazz and classical influences to create a unique sonic journey. His music, celebrated at prestigious European stages and festivals such as his recent performances in Norway, as well as iconic local festivals like the Grahamstown National Arts Festival, Umtiza, Cap Classique and curated sonic experiences in Johannesburg, East London and Makhanda. Asakhe’s music highlight’s themes of identity, hope, restoration, reflection and rejuvenation.

This special concert also marks an exciting chapter as Asakhe prepares for a musical exploration in Uganda, where he will continue his mission to preserve and celebrate Africa's rich musical heritage through cross-cultural collaboration. Immerse yourself in an evening of storytelling, rhythm, and melody that celebrates the depth of African traditions while offering a space for introspection and renewal. Book your tickets now on Quicket and be part of this unforgettable journey!

Songs of the Table

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Join us for the "Songs of the Table" performance lecture which is an immersive musical performance that weaves together themes of collaboration, inclusion, healing, and social transformation. Drawing on African indigenous knowledge systems and blending them with contemporary musical forms, this performance aims to create a shared space for reflection and dialogue, addressing the critical questions posed by the Drama for Life Conference. 🗓️: 09 October (Wed) 🕘: 09:00 🎟️: R50 on Quicket/Door 📍: Space Frame Theatre at Wits School of Education.