
Classical Concerts in the heart of the City
Two icons meet on Friday, 11 September, to celebrate music in the heart of the city, as African musical heritage comes together with European classical tradition for one special evening at St George’s Cathedral.
Dizu Plaatjies – celebrated South African Xhosa musician, founder of Amampondo, and leader of Ibuyambo, brings the music from his Dosini clan dating back to the 18th century- the same era of Johann Sebastian Bach which will be performed by renowned viola/violinist and vocalist Gareth Lubbe for one special evening.
The concert is the launch of the Fundraising Campaign for the 2027 Unplugged Series which takes place from January to April 2027 bringing music to the heart of the city in the iconic and historical surroundings of St George’s Cathedral.
Entrance is free, but donations at the door are encouraged – as you can afford- and all contributions will go towards the artists fees for the 2027 series. This way you can help keep these concerts available for all. You can also reserve your attendance and make a donation in advance here via Quicket.
There will be a coffee truck on site for refreshments before/ after the concert courtesy of Laverne’s @YourLocalBrew
The St George’s Unplugged was established with two primary objectives:
In 2027, the series hopes to present 30 concerts running every Tuesday and Thursday at 1:15 p.m. from 13 January to 29 April, (excluding two weeks over Easter)
If you would like to donate towards the artists fund and help bring music to the city, please email Louise at: info@ctconcerts.co.za
We thank the Dean, Church Wardens and staff at the Cathedral for sharing this special space
We thank Fine Music Radio 101.3 for supporting live music in Cape Town (fmr.co.za)
and to Bazil Christians Tourguide – our ‘go-to’ for all cultural adventures. www.baztours.co.za
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