Come and join SAMA nominated singer/songwriter Chad Saaiman for one intimate night of aural pleasuare as he plays some of his newly written songs that will feature on his sophomore album "THE FLIGHT", for the first time. Chad will give an in-depth poetic explanation behind the songwriting, as well as perform some of his most popular older songs incluidng 'Seeing Stars' and 'Moving On'.Expect a few uniquely interpreted versions of some of his favourite and least favourite covers by original artistes including The Spice Girls and Amy Winehouse.
The Show is taking place at Cape Town's On Broadway and for more info visit http://www.onbroadway.co.za/
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On Monday afternoon 9 August (National Women’s Day) the Cape Philharmonic Orchestra presents a special peace concert in commemoration of the atomic bomb that was dropped on the Japanese city of Nagasaki on 9 August, 1945 - the last major act of World War II. An estimated 73 000 people died instantly as a result of the bomb, with another 74 000 injured. Several hundred thousand died or suffered serious disease afterwards due to the fallout and radiation sickness.
The year 2010 also marks 100 years of official relations between Japan and South Africa: Japan was one of the first countries to formalise ties with the Union of South Africa when it was founded in 1910.
The Show is taking place at Cape Town's On Broadway and for more info visit http://www.onbroadway.co.za/
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On Monday afternoon 9 August (National Women’s Day) the Cape Philharmonic Orchestra presents a special peace concert in commemoration of the atomic bomb that was dropped on the Japanese city of Nagasaki on 9 August, 1945 - the last major act of World War II. An estimated 73 000 people died instantly as a result of the bomb, with another 74 000 injured. Several hundred thousand died or suffered serious disease afterwards due to the fallout and radiation sickness.
The year 2010 also marks 100 years of official relations between Japan and South Africa: Japan was one of the first countries to formalise ties with the Union of South Africa when it was founded in 1910.
The soloist for this historical concert is Hanneli Rupert, the well-known lieder recitalist and one of South Africa’s leading mezzo-sopranos, who was also the soloist for the première of Schnittke’s Nagasaki. The choir is the New Apostolic Church Choir.
Book at Computicket or Artscape Dial-a-Seat at 021 421 7695 and find more details at www.cpo.org.za/calendar.q
Book at Computicket or Artscape Dial-a-Seat at 021 421 7695 and find more details at www.cpo.org.za/calendar.q
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