Auditions for the South African Artists for Aids Awareness Concert will be held on Saturday 2 April 2011 from 1:30pm to 6pm in the Chisholm Recital Room (C7) at the South African College of Music at UCT. Eight singers (male and female) will be selected to perform in the concert on Sunday 31 July 2011 at the Baxter Theatre.
Professional singers 23 years old and up are invited to audition. Baritones, tenors, sopranos and altos who are diverse in musical styles from R&B, gospel, musical theatre, adult contemporary and jazz are welcome. They must be musically confident and trained, can harmonize, learn material quickly, perform well, have an exciting stage presence, and have an understanding of the social responsibility of HIV/Aids.
Singers are to bring an up tempo song and a ballad as well as a photo and résumé of themselves. They will be required to sing acapella and in group compositions. There will be a piano accompanist if needed.
Artists must be available for extensive rehearsals during the months of June/July. There is payment involved.
For more information contact Sundae Hendricks on 071 447 9475 or email sundae.mc@gmail.com
Issued on behalf of
The Africa Centre for HIV/Aids Management at Stellenbosch University
http://www.aidscentre.sun.ac.za/
Since its formation 10 years ago, The Africa Centre for HIV/AIDS Management unit for teaching, research and community mobilisation has developed the most comprehensive and largest HIV/Aids management-training program in the world. In addition, the Educational Theatre and Arts division has attained unparalleled success with education, awareness and voluntary testing across the country.
Professional singers 23 years old and up are invited to audition. Baritones, tenors, sopranos and altos who are diverse in musical styles from R&B, gospel, musical theatre, adult contemporary and jazz are welcome. They must be musically confident and trained, can harmonize, learn material quickly, perform well, have an exciting stage presence, and have an understanding of the social responsibility of HIV/Aids.
Singers are to bring an up tempo song and a ballad as well as a photo and résumé of themselves. They will be required to sing acapella and in group compositions. There will be a piano accompanist if needed.
Artists must be available for extensive rehearsals during the months of June/July. There is payment involved.
For more information contact Sundae Hendricks on 071 447 9475 or email sundae.mc@gmail.com
Issued on behalf of
The Africa Centre for HIV/Aids Management at Stellenbosch University
http://www.aidscentre.sun.ac.za/
Since its formation 10 years ago, The Africa Centre for HIV/AIDS Management unit for teaching, research and community mobilisation has developed the most comprehensive and largest HIV/Aids management-training program in the world. In addition, the Educational Theatre and Arts division has attained unparalleled success with education, awareness and voluntary testing across the country.
