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ARTS & LIFE

Masicule – Let’s Sing!

Staff ReporterBy Staff ReporterFebruary 1, 2019No Comments2 Mins Read
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Vusi Mahlasela, Karlsruhe, Germany, 13th July 2011 Celebrate Mama Africa Tour with Hugh Masekela, Lira & Thandiswa
Asanda Mqiki, the 2017 guest artist, performing with the massed choir. Photo: Supplied
2017 Masicule massed choir with the Kingswood College band. Photo: Supplied
Vusi Mahlasela is the featured artist in Masicule! this year.

Masicule! is a celebration of our local choirs and voices which is now in its sixth year. Taking place on 24 and 25 February 2019 in the Guy Butler Theatre at the Monument, it is set, once again, to prove why it is one of the city’s cultural highlights.

Featuring nearly 1000 voices from more than ten choirs and ensembles, Masicule encourages next-level collaboration that culminates in a mind-blowing evening that will amaze, invigorate, inspire and move you.

This year’s featured artist will be the legendary Vusi “The Voice” Mahlasela. As one of South Africa’s top selling and most celebrated artists, Vusi will be presenting new renditions of some of his iconic songs, backed by the Masicule choristers, and one or two surprises along the way.

Tickets are only R40 for adults; R30 for students, learners, pensioners. Book online at www.tickethut.co.za/creativecity. Contact 046 603 1103 or email info@nationalartsfestival.co.za. For a sneak peek of previous concerts, go to YouTube – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9t4FBIaAYTk

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