Cape Argus

Scholars to produce jazz fest concert

- Marvin Charles

THE Cape Town Internatio­nal Jazz Festival Music and Careers Live Performanc­e will be launched at the Artscape Theatre on Sunday.

Musical scholars from participat­ing schools and other music academies will feature in the CTIJF Music and Careers programme. Some of the schools expected to participat­e are Bergvliet High School, South Peninsula High School, Parel Vallei High School, Chris Hani Secondary School and Eersterivi­er Secondary School.

The music directors include Camillo Lombard and Donveno Prins.

Many success stories have emerged of the CTIJF Training and Developmen­t Programme over the years, as graduates go on to gain vital practical experience.

Several of the students find themselves working at the CTIJF itself, for example – in event production, marketing, media, lighting, staging and sound crews.

The live concert at The Artscape Theatre on Sunday will be produced in its entirety by the students who have participat­ed in the workshops.

All nine schools will present two musical pieces apiece, and from these performanc­es Lombard, Prins and the course director, Craig Parks, along with Billy Domingo, will choose the members of the ‘All Star Band’.

They will perform at the CTIJF Free Community Concert in Greenmarke­t Square in the week leading up the festival.

 ?? PICTURE: IAN LANDSBERG/AFRICAN NEWS AGENCY(ANA) ?? NOTEWORTHY: Music director and acclaimed pianist Camillo Lombard on the keyboard at the Cape Town Internatio­nal Jazz Festival.
PICTURE: IAN LANDSBERG/AFRICAN NEWS AGENCY(ANA) NOTEWORTHY: Music director and acclaimed pianist Camillo Lombard on the keyboard at the Cape Town Internatio­nal Jazz Festival.
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