VOX Cape Town
In 2015, I founded a choral group called VOX Cape Town. My vision for the ensemble is to enrich the musical life of Cape Town by creating mesmerising, multisensory choral experiences for our singers and audiences.
Other important aims of VOX Cape Town are:
Outreach and community involvement are also important aspects of VOX Cape Town’s social vision. VOX is a registered non-profit organisation (197-784 NPO) with approved public benefit organisation (PBO) fiscal status. This ensures that we are accountable to our members and demonstrates our commitment to the long-term future and sustainability of the group and the promotion of choral music in Cape Town.
As a result of the Covid-19 national lockdown, we embarked on a series of virtual choir projects called Virtual VOX. The first of these, released to coincide with Freedom Day (27 April 2020), was featured in an article by UCT News.
A full list of performances and recordings is available on VOX Cape Town's website, www.voxcapetown.com.
Other important aims of VOX Cape Town are:
- To develop new audiences for choral music by performing new and seldom-heard repertoire in unconventional spaces;
- To support local composers by commissioning and recording new music;
- To upskill our singers by hosting workshops with vocal and performance specialists;
- To promote choral music at home and abroad by setting down and disseminating new recordings, thanks to partnerships with local record label CapeTown Sound and community radio station Fine Music Radio.
Outreach and community involvement are also important aspects of VOX Cape Town’s social vision. VOX is a registered non-profit organisation (197-784 NPO) with approved public benefit organisation (PBO) fiscal status. This ensures that we are accountable to our members and demonstrates our commitment to the long-term future and sustainability of the group and the promotion of choral music in Cape Town.
As a result of the Covid-19 national lockdown, we embarked on a series of virtual choir projects called Virtual VOX. The first of these, released to coincide with Freedom Day (27 April 2020), was featured in an article by UCT News.
A full list of performances and recordings is available on VOX Cape Town's website, www.voxcapetown.com.