Showing posts with label Martin Schofield. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Martin Schofield. Show all posts

Sunday, November 27, 2016

Standing Ovation ... #iStart2Sing the Cry of Africa

Hats off to all for sharing your beautiful art and music with all of us on Friday at the Atterbury Theatre! How am I ever going to get the Happy Dancing Zombie out of my head? Thank you for touching so many different emotions. It was good to feel so damn human and proudly South African again! Thank you for making me cry Vangi! Thank you maestros, Pops and Coenie! Thank you all (Cavall, Luna, Sankobo, Tumi & ArtSpoken, Herman (!) , Ashish, Poorvi, Dudu, At, Martin, Lani, Bassbot and Helena for feeding everybody and everybody who came to see the show! Thank you for sharing the Cry of Africa! 


Some comments:

"The show last night was just amazing! World class artists showing their support for sustainability and bringing people together through the arts. It was thoroughly entertaining and awe inspiring! Thanks so much to Pierre du Toit and all the great artists as well as all the people behind the scenes who made it possible." - Anita Stander


"Was indeed amazing" - Tilana Knafo


"Wow, what an awesome experience to see the diversity of character and sound on the stage. A truly pleasant evening enjoying what is South Africa. It makes you think...." - Stuart Martin

"Loved die energie van die konsert !! Hoe meer ek daaroor dink hoe meer is ek beindruk met die kunstenaars se nederigheid en hulle oortuiging om hulle gawes uit te leef !!! Well done !!``' - Helena Laubscher

"Thanks for a beautiful show. It was a blow... what a night... it was such a beautiful day for Lesedi" - Seipati Kau



"Dit was 'n awesome show. Dit was rerig 'n belewenis. Sal more vir Pops ook geluk se - hy is "one of a kind" - Dr Harry Swart

"I start 2 see, hear and fascinasticaly enjoy the new bridges that iStart2 builds in our wounded nation. The arts touched our hearts" - Sietse van der Woude




"Thank u for a wonderful illustration that the rainbow nation is possible and that diversity is indeed strength. Love u always" - Seipati Masokoane

"Briljante vertoning. Divers. Daring. Dem lekker" - Coba Röhm




Thank you to the wonderful people at Atterbury Theatre - Paulette, Alwyn (He deserves a medal!) ... Jane and your staff - for your amazing support. We look forward to play there again next year! - Pierre du Toit. 

Tuesday, November 22, 2016

Ken jy die happy dans, Zombie? ,,, Somerfaan

"Ja, die lewe is maar swaar vir ‘n alternatiewe Afrikaner," sing Koos Kombuis in sy bekende liedjie Bomskok Babbelaas. Mens weet nou nie of Somerfaan hiermee saamstem nie, maar hy en sy band "is going to give you a kosmiche ride into the not so distant future" Vrydagaand as hulle hul klanke laat hoor in die Kreet van Afrika show by die Atterbury Teater. Kom ons maak so bietjie kennis met hierdie band wat "jam so all over the show."

Somerfaan is a two-times national SAMA award winner and presently resides on planet Earth, in Melville, Johannesburg, South Africa.

Martin Schofield is Vocalist and Guitarist extraordinaire. He is also a member of Wonderboom.

Lanimybru is a vocalist in the Somerfaan Band. Occasionally she dabbles in the film industry. Some collaborations include: Rian Malan, Radio Kalahari Orkes, Wrongman, Jim Neversink and Lonesome Dave Ferguson.

The Bassbot is a filthy droid from the underground. A rumbling, grinding, single-note sequencer from a paradigm of Math Core precision and Dub/Jazz soliloquy.





We look forward to welcoming 
the Somerfaan Band to the Atterbury Theatre
 
See you there!
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