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A longer video of the Choir from Sahara TV during the Choir’s visit to Brooklyn’s Madiba restaurant at the beginning of March. Video includes the choir performing, interviews with Shimmy, Kevin and Honey, and other footage! [...]

Behind-the-scenes photos of the Soweto Gospel Choir in Toronto, ON for their first of two shows at the Sony Centre.  Photos taken during their recent tour on February 24, 2012. Photos by Elaine, exclusively for SGF! [...]

This is a fun video. During a student workshop in Vancouver, BC on April 7, 2012; Bongani aka Honey, explains the South African music culture to the participants. This is a great video, with some fun anecdotes and Choir participation/reactions.  A must watch! [...]

The Choir took part in NPR’s Tiny Desk Concert this past February during their North American tour. Below is footage from this concert, where they sang Seteng Sediba, Emarabini, Yelele and Kae le Kae. Today in “They Pay Us To Do This”: a performance by South Africa’s Soweto Gospel Choir, which managed to tie the [...]

Photos of the Soweto Gospel Choir in Kingston, ON taken during their recent tour on February 23, 2012. Photos taken by Elaine! [...]

A video of the choir performing Yelele during their last concert in Los Angeles on April 11, 2012. [...]

Workshop with the Soweto Gospel Choir Walt Disney Concert Hall | April 11, 2012 LACC choristers joined the world famous Soweto Gospel Choir, a spectacular 26-member choir direct from South Africa, for an exclusive opportunity to experience its presentation of African and gospel traditions bursting with color, spirit, and jubilation! [...]

Photos of the Choir performing at the Windspear Centre in Edmonton, AB on April 9, 2012. Photos taken by John Lucas of the Edmonton Journal. [...]

To promote their show tonight in Edmonton, the Choir appeared on Breakfast Television on CityTV Edmonton. Below is a video of the choir singing Emarabini. [...]

Footage of the Choir performing Mazola at their April 2012 concert in Edmonton, AB. Lead: Portia Dancers: Sipho, Ori, Shimmy, Melusi, Jeho and Thembisa. [...]