1st Position in HACUEFEST 2010 Festival at University of Limpopo

Ngoako Mokoele and Mosike Matsebatlela hoisting the 2010 HACUFEST trophy after scooping first prize on 10 October 2010 at Great Tiro Hall, University of Limpopo.
The University of Limpopo held the Heritage Arst and Culture Festival from 8-10 October 2010 and South African Dancing Voices were invited to perform their 10 minute repertoire with other 100+ performers in various cartegories. The repertoire presented was composed of from musical renditions "Dancing Voices", "Fill us with your love", "Limpopo ke ya rona" and "El Grillo". The performance was good enough to claim first prize in the Choir category for the Festival. Most of all, we enjoyed the performance and the audience had a good 10 minutes of good music. Well done to the choir in their very first competition and in their first year of formation. The choir was established early 2010. Bravo! The trophy is for keeps and carries a R1000 prize tag.

First Album: "Dancing Voices"

The 2010 Spring Music Show

The South African Dancing Voices
presents
THE SPRING MUSIC SHOW
04 September 2010
Great Tiro Hall
(University of Limpopo)
16h00-18h00
Ticket Sale: R5 only
For tickets see Moss at 1009 Life Science building(Q-block extension)

We provide clothing for those in need!

South African Dancing Voices participated in a project that aimed at providing school clothing for children at the RE A KGONA DROP-IN-CENTER. The center was established back in 2003 by the late Mrs Masemola, providing food for children without parents. The center has now grown to provide a larger number of kids with food so that they can attend school. The Turfloop Lutheran Youth League took the project as a Parish under the theme "Beyond talking and preaching" seek donors who can provide clothoing for the children at the center after observing a great need for these, muchso when winter is just around the corner.
The South African Dancing Voices participated in the project by providing Jerseys, shirts, pants, socks and shoes to learners coming to the center.

It was indeed a very jouyous occassion to the children and some of them were provided with shoes and school uniforms for the first time in their lives. The children sang with us during the presentation and music was used as a vehicle to tend these lambs as bring some glimpse of hope into their lives. Hoping to mend a better promising future for them and encourage them in their difficult lifetimes.

We salute our own in Cap and Gown!

Phineas Mokgotho is now Dr Phineas Mokgotho after receiving his PhD Degree in Biochemistry with his resarch in Indegenous Medicinal Plants and Cancer. Dr Mokgotho is the Tenor in the choir and marketing officer responsible for choir logistics. We are blessed to have another doctor in the house and we hope he keeps the group healthy at all times. You are an inspiration.

Ngoako Johannes Mokoele obtained his Bachelors Degree Honours in Development (Planning and Management) on 27 May 2010. Furthermore, he aced the honors degrees with a Distinction(a score of more than 75%) in "Research Methodology and Paper). "Ndlela" as we affectionately call him, is our Tenor and we hope to use his "Planning and Management skills" to good use.

Modjadji Johannah Rakoma received her Bachelors Degree in Development (Planning and Management) on 26 May 2010. We salute you and as you continue to be our Soprano in South African Dancing Voices. We hope to use your Planning and Management expertise to good use in our Community and Choir. God Bless


Photo Below: On 25 May 2010 it was Hollane Motsinoni's turn to do the cat walk down the aisle. Hollane is oru soprano as well.


We say Halala! to Hollane Mootsinoni as she walked down the red carpet aisle to receive her Bachelor of Science Degree in Community Water and Sanitation. Hollane continues to pursue her Bachelor of Honours Degree with the University of Limpopo and hence she continues to be our soprano in the choir. We as the South African Dancing Voices Family rejoice and wish her God's blessings to keep her strong always.
Congratulations Hollane.

Donating Toys to UL Child Developments Center

South African dancing Voices spent the 29th April 2010 afternoon with Children at the University of Limpopo. The main aim was to donate Balls and Sand Buckets and Spades to a visibly delighted group of children. The staff at the center was excited and the choir members enjoyed spending the day with the children. This is how music was used to bring a much needed excitement and a fair share in playing a role in the children budding lives.

We also assist in mending broken hearts

Performing in Mamelodi

Performing at the Lutheran Church, 9am.

Voices in Africa

Having fun!

The Faces of singers

Be Still My Soul

To hear the song click here: Be still my Soul