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Article by Sisa Sityata-Soga
This is an important and busy period for the Eastern Cape Basic Education Department as it prepares to host one of its prestigious music festival competitions in Mthatha this weekend.
For three days, a total of 5343 learners and their choir conductors from schools all over the Eastern Cape will be participating and performing in the event in various vernaculars to claim the top spot as the 2011 Provincial Choral Eisteddfod winners.
This year’s range should be a delightful one for the choral music enthusiasts. The repertoire consists of indigenous folklore performance, an HIV/Aids rendition, concert solo, Opera, to mention but a few.
The competition is scheduled to commence on 20 May 2011 and concludes on 22 May 2011 because of the different phases, namely, the intermediate phase, the senior phase and the FET Band who all will be taking the stage on different days.
All first position schools will further represent the Eastern Cape Province in the National Championships in Pretoria between 30 June to 03 July 2011.
All Media houses, including Radio Broadcasting are cordially invited to be part of this music extravaganza.
Issued by: Communications Directorate- Eastern Cape Basic Education Department.
Enquiries: Khuthala Ngoma (0820835930 / 0829216526 / 0406084425) OR Sisa Sityata-Soga (0406084777 / 076 983 4220)
Article Tags: Choral music, festival
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