Boys Choir
Photo Credit: Drakensberg Boys Choir

The Drakensberg Boys Choir is back for 2022, and they have already started their first performances for the year, including the very first live one.

 

Drakensberg, South Africa (09 February 2022) – Things are really starting to feel normal again in South Africa; rightly so, it has been a very long two years. One of the things going back to normal is the Drakensberg Boys Choir putting on their weekly performances again.

Today, the 9th of February 2022, will be the first performance at the school. They have planned performances twice a week, every Wednesday and Saturday, for the first two school terms. All performances will be Covid-19 compliant and dependent.

They recently shared a video online in honour of Mozart and his 266th birthday. We can see they put a lot of effort and practice into their first video of 2022, and we love it. We cannot wait to see what the year has ahead for all the talented young men.

“In honour of the incredible Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart’s 266th birthday (27 January 2022), we wanted to release his famous Lacrimosa from his Requiem mass. We hope you enjoy it as much as we did creating it.

And as Mozart was so dramatically ahead of his time, we thought we would add a modern spin to it.”

Take a look at their Mozart performance below. If you want to know more about the live shows, check out their Facebook page here.


Sources: Facebook
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