Please note that due to the ongoing global situation regarding COVID-19 the Human Rights Concert presented by Gauteng Choristers is postponed until further notice.  Refunds will be made available through Computicket to those. Those who want to keep their tickets may use them when the new date is announced.

The Gauteng Choristers, joined by a 53-piece orchestra perform two South African cantatas at Linder Auditorium. On Friday March 20 the choristers perform Ihubo 47 by Qinisela Sibisi, a seven-part Psalm that broadly narrates the church’s role in the fight against human oppression. Meanwhile, on Saturday March 21 there is a performance of Zizi Lethu, by Phelelani Mnomiya, a unique contemporary work which honours South Africa's freedom fighters and the invaluable contributions they made towards achieving South Africa's first democratic elections in 1994. 

Conducted by Sidwell Mhlongo, both cantatas draw on the union of voices and orchestra and feature soloists Given Nkosi (tenor), Kamohelo Tsotetsi (baritone), Kananelo Sehau (tenor), Nombuso Ndlandla (soprano), Tsekiso Moloi (mezzo-soprano) and international sensation Kelebogile Besong (soprano).