MUSIC cooperation and collaboration
Music is spiritual, unlimited and transcendental. This sound comes from the place of our highest selves and is like the vivid array of colours that are natures' true abundance. Our ancient musical culture of
Southern Africa has laid the most poetic foundation with the instruments, mythologies, practices and traditions from which all subsequent musical styles could expand from.
- Music Education
- Music Rights
- Live Music Performance
Barney Rachabane
02.03.1946 - 13.11.2021
The late Live performer from the Kwela era of the late 50s, through the marabi and big band African Jazz, bebop, jazz-rock, mbaqanga and African music of all time. An Archive of music.
Mac Mckenzie
A goema captain of Cape Town
Mac Mckenzie together with a community of muuicians has continued to bring the sound of goema in all its forms - jazz, puk, rock, penthouse and orchestra from its roots in Bridgetown.
Madala Kunene
King of the Zulu Guitar
Madala born in 1951, in Cato Manor is a self-taught self-made, multiple album, composer, live performer and collaborator.
Tu Nokwe
The light of Africa
Tu Nokwe is a South African Traditional and Jazz singer, actress, guitarist, composer, author, teacher, business woman and founder of Amajika Youth Art Project.
Prince Lengoasa
Veteran Trumpeter
Prince Lengoasa, a veteran South African trumpeter has shared the stage with many gmasters, he is an arranger, composer, orchestrator, educator and performer.
Yonela Mnana
South African blind pianist
A scintillating performer, collaborator and educator, Yonela arranges and performs an intuitive South African jazz of the highest level.
OCTAVIA
Vocalist from the Rachabane family
Octavia is a performer, songwriter and the daughter of soulful saxophonist Barney Rachabane from Soweto Johannesburg.