Tribute to the Legends Series I - Nduduzo Makhathini

This Double Bill Concert, the first of the Tribute to the Legends Series, will feature award winning Jazz pianist Nduduzo Makhathini.
Nduduzo Makhathini will present a repertoire that pays tribute to legends of South African Jazz . The concert will be a reflective musical journey of South African Jazz and the extent to which the artists on the line-up have been inspired by the artists to who they will be paying tribute.
Nduduzo Makhathini is a renowned South African Jazz Pianist that has performed with Zim Ngqawana and also highly inspired by the stylistics of Bheki Mseleku, one of South Africa’s most outstanding Jazz Pianists. He is well poised to present a memorable and quality tribute to these legendary South African Jazz Giants. He has recently released an album titled “Letters from the Underworld”.
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[@MrEltonArendse]

I am so overjoyed that I found this caliber of jazz without searching across the seas. We normally find a good thing at home and compare it to internationally known composers.... Not this time though! Thank you for the good vibes and exceptional composition gents.

[@MrEltonArendse]

Yerr piano understood the assignment!

[@xolisilemalgas7470]

This is so energising Bhuti. The eloquence and clarity with which you communicate is so moving. I listened to your interview with Mam'uNothemba Madumo on the Urban Jazz Experience last week when you announced your deal with a major label, you said something in that interview and it was so profound i could feel earth trimmers trying to comprehend what you had said. It is really amazing to follow your journey Bhuti. The music really takes me somewhere i have never been; i completely disappear and it just speaks. I can't thank you enough for your contribution.

[@EugeneSkeef230650]

What a beautiful tribute that braids the strands of the souls of the masters into a steadfast web to link us to their eternally living vibration.

[@user-ee5oh1zs4d]

Transformation _ Zimology _ Study of the Self.

[@colleenfuller1367]

I’ve just by chance came upon this beautiful, generous performance, so much knowledge and experience. “Their stories are super important”. 🙏🏼

[@coolaffairrecords]

powerful

[@Furah06]

Isingqi sakwantu is what I feel here. Ngizwa ingoma ngizwa isikhalo. Thank you for the great music and above all remembering your teachers. Indèed they are listening to these soothing melodies wherever they are.

[@kananelomonanthane7774]

Big up Mr Makhathini

[@ntsikadapo8105]

Ndunduzo!!!!!

[@nduduzo1]

🙏🏿

[@njabulokhumalo1380]

Siyabonga Makhathini ngekhono lakho

[@Root23]

Makhathini! Gxabhashe! Mncwabe!

[@nduduzo1]

Makwande

[@BlackRootsAcademyOfSoul]

@@nduduzo1 this is so beautiful 👌🏿 The Musicianship is so good! Greetings from Uganda 🇺🇬👊🏿🖤

[@thabangmathibe9378]

11:35 Kubi 👌

[@loyisomalobola687]

I always find myself coming back to listen to that song. With the many renditions coming out, it's safe to say Bra Zim's classic has made its way into the South African songbook. Truly beautiful...

[@mulamulellirabulanyana5843]

What is the name of the Saxophone player?

[@olebogengmodisaesi]

Linda Sikhakhani