Honour for Mashiloane
An accomplished pianist, composer and researcher, he was recognised in the music composition category.
“This award is deeply meaningful,” said Mashiloane. “It not only validates my work, but also serves as a powerful reminder to our people, particularly the younger generation, of the importance of tradition and cultural music — the very foundation of our musical identity.”
Mashiloane’s album blends seamlessly the vibrant tapestry of African music styles with the sophistication of jazz.
This fusion creates a unique and cohesive listening experience where diverse musical elements come together harmoniously.
Mashiloane also received long-listings for two other albums, and
His piano playing is characterised by both technical finesse and a dynamic style. Each track presents a distinct soundscape, drawing inspiration from South Africa’s cultural heritage.
The award for Music from My People joins a string of successes for the musician, including six awards and nominations for the SA Music Awards and for the All Africa Music Awards. sane. The productions that were staged by POWs were masterpieces of invention and improvisation. The second half of his memoirs tells of his marriage, emigration to SA and the path to become one of SA’s best-remembered radio voices.
Excerpts from his memoirs will be read by his son Barry (Brian Squires on Springbok), who worked with his father for 20 years programming for Springbok Radio.
Programmes created by Meehan include: Men From The Ministry, Father, Dear Father, The Navy Lark, Two’s Company, Friends & Neighbours, Comedy Theatre, Snethersthwaite & Son, Best Sellers and more. Tickets are R160 (R100 Film Club members). Take picnics or buy at the venue. A bar is available (no alcohol may be taken on to the premises). There is limited secure parking.
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