Featured Artists

Various

The closing concert of the Kaleidoscope Music and Arts Festival (Sunday 23 August, 11:00) brings together a distinguished, intergenerational ensemble: David Bester (violin), Louise Lansdown (viola), Sifiso Mbatha (cello), Anthony Alcock (double bass), and Chanda Bupe Lupambo (piano). Mbatha and Lupambo, both still in training, perform alongside established artists, continuing the festival’s defining side-by-side ethos of mentorship and collaboration.

The programme traverses a rich musical landscape, from the introspective textures of Arthur Feder’s The Silent Corners and Amneusis and Remembrance on the Bridge, to the playful ingenuity of Paul Hindemith’s Musikalisches Blumengärtlein und Leyptziger Allerley. Solo reflection emerges in Giovanni Sollima’s Lamentatio, while the viola is further illuminated in works by William Henry Bell and Walter Swanson. The concert culminates in the Piano Quintet by Peter Klatzow, bringing the festival to a resonant and compelling close.

Concert Programme

Arthur Feder “The Silent Corners” for viola and mixed media

Paul Hindemith “Musikalisches Blumengärtlein und Leyptziger Allerley” for clarinet and double bass

Arthur Feder Amneusis and Remembrance on the Bridge for violin and viola

Giovanni Sollima “Lamentatio” for solo cello

William Henry Bell “Arabesque” for viola and piano 

Walter Swanson “Caprice” for viola and piano 

Peter Klatzow Piano Quintet

Lento

Andante con moto

Adagio

Concert Venue

This performance will be held at:

The Showroom Theatre

43 Church Street
Prince Albert
6930

Ticket Costs & Booking

R250 per person

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