uShaka KaSenzangakhona Khumalo/Maxym A CELEBRATION OF AFRICA 2023

[@mfundozwane]

I really enjoyed this performance of excerpts of uShaka KaSenzangakhona by Prof. Mzilikazi Khumalo. I would really love to see a live performance in 2025, if this were possible!

[@phumlilemfukuli8708]

This was brilliantly executed, big ups to everyone who was involved

[@BongiLizwi_Edutainment]

Thank you very much ❤

[@harveymodiko946]

That Baritone chap sang at ncf 2011 for Simon Estes Alumni choir if im not lying. He's grown maan

[@siphesihlenicholsonkhoza9876]

Luvo is brilliant musician my God 🥹

[@tshedisomotaung5801]

This' so beautiful❤

[@DominicaTraditionalWear]

Impressive performance!

[@lawrencemarago4454]

Beautiful work🎉

[@nanamthembu2028]

Amazing song, talented and excellent choristers, choir master,

[@mfundisombhokane3052]

it has that Mozart Requiem touch at the intro.

[@ramekgwedanieltjikila1534]

What's the name of this conductor? I love him so much!❤❤❤

[@vuyaniceltavigobonakele8441]

Maestro Robert Maxym

[@kissdube6674]

nkos yamm🔥🔥🔥

[@resegomorakanyane6484]

oh woww...

[@bonganisithole7830]

Black excellence at its best

[@InboundofficeGroceries]

Not really that's diverst

[@prayerchichoni8912]

🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@vusumzisojada3454]

WOW

[@yongamancamani7799]

This is beautiful, but he should've kept the original tempo. Slowing it down just doesn't sound right to those of us familiar with the Gauteng Choristers' version.