Two fun videos for you: Good Morning America July 16, 2009 The Choir performs This Little Light of Mine / M’Lilo Vutha Mathanjeni / If You Ever Needed The Lord on Good Morning America while in New York City for Nelson Mandela Day. Conan O’Brien Show January 17, 2006 The Choir performs Masigiyae’bo on the [...]
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- 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)
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Soweto Sounds: Hlanganani
Written by Hamilton Nzimande, the song Hlanganani was recently featured in the HBO/BBC series The No. 1 Ladies’ Detective Agency. In the episode The Boy with an African Heart, the song can be heard at the very end of the episode and was the perfect ending to a great episode (I’m a big fan of [...]
Photos: Dublin Primary School Performance
The Soweto Gospel Choir take part in a primary school performance as part of the Waltons World Masters Series at the National Concert Hall in Dublin, Ireland on March 11, 2008. [...]
Photos: Vancouver Concert
Photos from the Vancouver, BC concert held at the Queen Elizabeth Theatre on March 31, 2007. Photos credit: Chandra [...]
Photos: Roma, Italy Concert
Photos from the Roma, Italy concert on December 12, 2006. Credit: Sarah Gavanovich. [...]
Photos: Västerås, Sweden Concert
Photos from the Västerås, Sweden concert on November 10, 2006. Credit: Pelle Lundberg. [...]
Zaandam Concert Photo
Photo from the Choir’s performance in Zaandam, Netherlands on September 28, 2006. Credit: ZoomLoes [...]
Lisbon Concert Footage
A nice video of the Choir performing at the Casino Lisboa in September 2006. Songs featured: Jikela Emaweni and Vuma. Soloists: Jabulile Dladla and Sibongile Makgathe. [...]
