Music proves rewarding for hard-working students
Each of the students received certificates and medals, with a select few also receiving trophies.
The School of Music recently held its annual awards for 2020.
Students received validation and reward for their efforts to the different music disciplines.
Due to Covid-19 there was no usual year-end concert, but students were able to show off their talents and hard work to each other in their respective groups.
Each of the students received certificates and medals, with a select few also receiving trophies.
Junior Trophy winners:
Leah Curnow – Guitar Star Award (Dedication and Perseverance).
Chigozie Amanambu – Piano Star Award (Dedication and Perseverance).
Bongi Smulders – Most Promising Piano (Izotsha Primary).
Noah Lillie-Peterson – Guitar Star Award (Perseverance and Hard Work).
Bedy Mbonami – Most Promising Piano (Southcity School).
Sandia Bipath – Junior Piano Player of the Year.
Blake Hogan – Junior Guitar Player of the Year.
Siso Sisilana – Most Promising Guitar Player.
Senior/private students:
Jandi Landsberg – Guitar Star Award (Dedication and Hard work)
Zjizelle Landsberg – Most Promising Guitar.
Elizabeth Ballack – Senior Guitar Player of the Year.
Christopher Ballack – Most Promising Piano Player of the Year.
Rafe Lombard – Most Promising Musician of the Year.
Kara Lombard – Musician of the Year.
Keandré Pillay – Most Promising Piano Player.
Prenisha Nepaul – Most Promising Guitar and Ukulele.
Aaron Kruger – Most Promising Piano and Guitar.
Madison Kruger – Piano Star Award.
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