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Gaborone Community Orchestra takes audience on global musical journey

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Gaborone Community Orchestra in partnership with Thorn Hill Primary School, delivered a vibrant and culturally rich musical event last Thursday, transforming the school’s HMM hall into a global stage PIC MORERI SEJAKGOMO

The Gaborone Community Orchestra, in partnership with Thorn Hill Primary School, delivered a vibrant and culturally rich musical event on November 27, transforming the school’s HMM hall into a global stage.

Directed by Daris Kamwi, the event was themed ‘A Musical Journey Around the World,’ and showcased 21 performances that celebrated the musical traditions of Ukraine, Germany, Africa, China, and beyond. Each act highlighted the unique rhythms, instruments, and heritage of its origin, offering the audience an immersive experience in world music.

The evening began with a powerful African segment, led by Hillary who captivated the crowd with a stirring rendition of “MALAIKA”, a song famously popularised by Mariam Makeba and Harry Belafonte, and known for its angelic lyrics and uplifting melody.

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