Annual Clap �n Tap Festival back again

St Paul Apostolic Faith Mission Church Mogoditshane Choir
St Paul Apostolic Faith Mission Church Mogoditshane Choir

Clap ‘n Tap Choirs of Botswana Association (CCBA), will once again host the Annual Accapella Clap ‘n Tap Music Festival on November 26, 2016 at Westwood International School Hall.

The festival themed, ‘Proudly Celebrating Botswana’s 50 Years of Independence In Style’ will feature a number of talented local and international clap’ n tap groups, expected to thrill those with an ear for the genre, which is slowly gaining momentum in terms of popularity. Clap’ n tap has been in existence for along time but most who do not follow the genre only got to know about it recently, through extensive efforts by CCBA and clap’ n tap choirs to push for the recognition of the genre. CCBA chairperson, Tiisetso Masasa, told Showbiz that the festival will feature a number of renowned and upcoming clap ‘n tap choirs from different churches as well as community choirs. The event will also feature special appearances by clap ‘n tap veterans from South Africa and Lesotho.

“We are expecting Rev Ben Mosala from Balopolloa Ba Morena Gospel Choir in Lesotho, and Pastor Vusi Radebe of Vusi & The Mighty Singers,” he said. Choirs expected to perform on the night include Spiritual Healing Church Mochudi Choir D, Baineetseng Ho Jehofa Gospel Choir, Isaac & the Mighty Messengers (SA), St Paul Apostolic Faith Mission Church Mogoditshane Choir, and Babiditsweng Ke Lentswe Gospel Choir.

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