The Lowvelder

Curro Nelspruit’s choir festival brings joy to many

- Linzetta Calitz

MBOMBELA - Young voices come together as Curro Nelspruit hosted its second choir festival last week.

The festival took place over the course of two evenings, with Curro’s three choirs and Uplands’ choir performing on October 11.

For the second day, Curro’s three choirs were joined by Lowveld High’s choir.

Uplands’ choir conductor, Bongani Mavundla, conducted a mass choir performanc­e at the end of the second evening.

Alta Ehrke and Mavundla were the organisers of the evening.

Ehrke said the event has grown since the first one was hosted last year, and they plan on growing it even more for 2023.

“We would like to make this an annual event as a kind of Lowveld end-of-year choir performanc­e,” she said.

If schools would like to take part, contact her at alta.t01@curro.co.za.

 ?? ?? Matthys van Niekerk and Cindy Potgieter.
Bongani Mavundla addresses the audience before the mass choir’s performanc­e.
Matthys van Niekerk and Cindy Potgieter. Bongani Mavundla addresses the audience before the mass choir’s performanc­e.
 ?? ?? Learners from the various choirs during the mass choir performanc­e.
Learners from the various choirs during the mass choir performanc­e.
 ?? ?? Curly, Leilani and Sue Groening.
Curly, Leilani and Sue Groening.
 ?? ?? Izzy and Natasha McIntyre.
Izzy and Natasha McIntyre.
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