The East Rand Youth Orchestra played for a picnic gathering in Benoni Small Holdings on Saturday (May 21). The group began playing at 4pm until 5.30pm with a short break between for listeners to get their light meals. The crowd who were sitting on the grass and at tables listening to the music being played using several instruments, were intrigued by the music and harmony displayed by the group.
The orchestra began playing at 4pm until 5.30pm with a short break in between for listeners to purchase light meals.
Amanda Huang (9) plays the violin in the orchestra.
Christine Braun (left) plays the chello with Michelle Huang.
Mary Makamu (left) and Florah Mamphiswana attended the picnic to support their children, Verah and Lutendo Makamu and Tendani Mamphiswana who play the violin and saxophone in the orchestra.
Jean and Frank Huang are proud parents who came to the event to support their daughter, Amanda (9) and Michelle (15) Huang who play in the orchestra.
Dot (left) and her husband, Peter du Toit (right) are music lovers who heard about the orchestra playing in Benoni Small Farms and could not resist missing out. Les Holcroft attended because his grandson, Joshua Holcraft, plays the violin in the orchestra.
These three children from Ebotse Golf and Country Estate are sitting on a comfortable blanket in a spot which was close to the trampoline where they jumped on between sitting and listening to the music. They are, (from left): Kayleigh Gronge (10), Richard Haacke (11) and Leah-Kasia Meewes (10).
Noleen and Karl Haacke (left), Ertjies and Adri van Tonder and Esme and Johan Carstens were among the crowd who came to support the East Rand Youth Orchestra on Saturday in the Benoni Small Holdings.
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