By Cheah Ui-hoon 7 June 2004 Business Times Singapore Moving in sync and singing as one voice or in many layers of harmony, the Soweto Gospel Choir won over the audience with their passionate and powerful vocals last weekend. This was obviously one of the highly anticipated arts festival shows, and those who went to [...]
Listen Now!
- Soweto Sounds: Weeping (Audio)
- Soweto Sounds: Angel (Audio)
- Soweto Sounds: Ndikhokhele (Audio)
- Soweto Sounds: Umqombothi (Audio)
- Soweto Sounds: Prayer for South Africa (Audio)
- Soweto Sounds: Forever Young (Audio)
- Soweto Sounds: Walking on Sunshine Remix (Audio)
- Soweto Sounds: Amazing Grace & Where The Streets Have No Name (Audio)
- Soweto Sounds: I’ll Remember You (Audio)
- Soweto Sounds: Thula Baba (Audio)
- Soweto Sounds: Hlanganani (Audio)
- Soweto Sounds: Malaika (Audio)
Review
Soweto Gospel and dance take audience by storm
By Diane Keenan 17 March 2003 The Christchurch Press It is rare to go to a concert knowing nothing about the artists or their music and come away feeling overwhelmed by the performance. So it was for many at last night’s performance of the Soweto Gospel Choir, its members the best talent from the church [...]
Performance – Soweto Gospel Choir Venue – QPAC Concert
By Patricia Kelly 10 March 2003 Courier-Mail They swayed and swooped. They sang at full throttle. They gyrated and leaped through two hours of exuberant music-making after a lone voice piercing the concert hall’s darkness, backed by a rapid-fire volley of drum beats, heralded the Soweto Gospel Choir. This amazing ensemble of 33 singers-dancers-musicians whipped [...]
Songs of joy rise above earthly technological problems
By Jessica Nicholas 25 February 2003 The Age There is something special about watching a group in a performance that is part of its first international tour. The Soweto Gospel Choir was formed less than six months ago, and many of its 32 members have never travelled outside South Africa until now. Indeed, for several [...]
