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Concert to celebrate rich heritage of classical music

Mark your calendars and prepare to be swept away by the harmonious echoes of an unforgettable performance.

Madeley House Concert Hall in Boksburg will transform into a haven for classical music enthusiasts on April 5, as it plays host to the much-anticipated concert, Charming Echoes – A Musical Soirée.

The afternoon’s lineup features highly regarded performers, each bringing their unique style and expertise to the stage.

Andries Aldrich, a celebrated baritone, is known for his commanding presence and emotive performances.

His rich vocal timbre and deep understanding of character interpretation make him a favourite among audiences.

Aldrich was nominated for a prestigious Aitsa music award in 2024.

Joining him is Mezzo-soprano Tracey-Lee Booyens, whose ethereal voice has captivated listeners in various operatic roles.

Soprano Sonica Rickinson and legendry pianist Paddy Jeffery promise to deliver unforgettable renditions of famous arias from cherished operettas and musicals that have long captured the hearts of audiences worldwide.

Adding to this lineup is violinist Carin Jansen van Vuuren, whose artistic versatility shines through her performance of both vocal and instrumental works.

The concert will feature an array of beloved compositions from classic operettas and musicals, such as Die Lustige Witwe, Der Opernball, The Enchantress and Fruhjarsparade, offering a rich tapestry of sound that showcases the beauty and complexity of the genre.

Bookings can be made by calling or sending a WhatsApp to 082 417 0529 or 071 141 4938.

Violinist Carin Jansen van Vuuren will also be gracing the stage.

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