We are incredibly proud to celebrate the achievements of our Mzansi National Philharmonic Orchestra Fellows as they graduate and take their next steps on the global stage.
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Celebrating Our Graduating Orchestra Fellows
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Building on the momentum of previous national tours, the Mzansi Philharmonic National Tour 2025: Voices of Home was categorically the most successful tour in the Orchestra’s history, achieving exceptional impact across artistic, social, and strategic dimensions.
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Rhythms of Hope Highlights
The Mzansi National Philharmonic Orchestra was thrilled to present its third national tour in December 2024, featuring Rimsky-Korsakov’s Scheherazade, and Gershwin’s Rhapsody in Blue, as well as a world premiere of uShaka iLembe Orchestral Suite, composed by Phillip Miller and Mbuso Khoza.
Mzansi National Philharmonic Orchestra showcases South African composers at international festival…
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THE POWER OF MUSIC TO TRANSFORM LIVES
Music has a unique way of finding people—sometimes in the most unexpected ways. For Ofentse Segale, music wasn’t something she sought out.
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Rhythms of Hope 2024
The Mzansi National Philharmonic Orchestra’s Rhythms of Hope Tour 2024 was more than a concert series—it fostered a sense of community and inspiration.
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Mastering the Craft
Connecting Communities with the Sound of Handcrafted Excellence. As part of their 2024 Rhythms of Hope national tour, Mzansi Philharmonic presented an exciting instrument making project, in partnership with the Collaborative Instrument Making Exchange (CIME).
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AUYO debuts at Carnegie Hall’s WOW Festival!
Africa United Youth Orchestra showcases young stellar musicians from across the African continent.
At this moment in time I am keen that my voice is heard, my deep and unswerving love for my country noted and with it my wish for all of our artistic and musical communities to finally work together for the greater good and future of the arts and music.
Mzansi National Philharmonic Orchestra currently has eight cadets enrolled in the National Cadetship Programme, which has been implemented in recognition of the limited representation of black musicians and increasing demand for South African musicians