Music education programs

Our Audience at this time is found in the Townships of Alexandra, Deipsloot, Cosmo-City and Turffontein. In these areas, we are projecting to enroll about 120 learners each year. We hope in future to expand our reach to cover more areas in Gauteng.

TURFFONTEIN
Number of Students: 25
Music Theory, Piano, Saxophone, Violin, Cello, Viola and Trumpet
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aLEXANDRA
Number of Students: 62
Music Theory, Piano, Saxophone, Violin, Cello, Viola Trombone, Clarinet, Oboe, French Horn and Trumpet
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COMO CITY
Number of Students: 22
Music Theory, Piano, Saxophone, Violin, Cello, Viola and Trumpet
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DEIPSLOOT
Number of Students: 19
Music Theory, Piano, Saxophone, Violin, Cello, Viola and Trumpet
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Music scholarship programs

For qualifying students who wish to study Music, IT or Digital Design, We provide up to 100% Scholarship. Students must be enrolled to study in any tertiary or vocational institution in South Africa.

music lessons
Number of Students: 108

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design and multimedia
Number of Students: 6

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Music scholarship
Number of Students: 17

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IT and programming
Number of Students: 19

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DIGITAL LIBRARY OF AFRICAN MUSIC 
African music is a rich and diverse art form that has been shaped by centuries of cultural, social, and historical influences. With its vibrant rhythms, colorful instrumentation, and powerful vocals, African music has captivated audiences around the world. From traditional tribal music to contemporary genres like Afrobeat and highlife, African music reflects the wide-ranging experiences and creative expression of the people and communities that have produced it. 
African Folk Music
African folk music has been passed down for generations through oral tradition, incorporating stories, rhythms, and instruments unique to each region and community.
Classical Music Composers
African classical music composers have contributed to the development of the genre with their innovative fusion of Western classical music and African cultural influences.
Jazz
African Jazz musicians have made significant contributions to the evolution of Jazz by infusing the genre with their unique rhythms, melodies, and improvisational techniques.