Uniting the people of Hillbrow trough music
The event “Uniting the people of Hillbrow trough music” on 5 June 2018. .
Hillbrow burst to life with a powerful music performance, which was enjoyed by many a passer by.
Jeremy Danneman from the USA (saxophonist, clarinetist and composer) and Sophie Nzayisenga from Rwanda (on vocals, and one of very few females in the world to play a unique instrument called the “inanga”) were the main musicians who gave a gripping performance in front of the Temple Israel Heritage Centre – Corner Claim & Paul Nel Streets, Hillbrow. Other musicians on bass and drums joined their performance.
Danneman and Nzayisenga were on tour in South Africa and agreed to offer the performance in collaboration with the Temple Israel Heritage Centre and the #GETPeaceProject as an act of bringing people together through music – regardless of differences which divide people.
Their South African tour included performances as part of the 24th Commemoration of the Rwandan Genocide.
TEMPLE ISRAEL HERITAGE CENTRE
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