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Artist profile · EPK Elandsdoorn, Limpopo, South Africa — founded in 2009 Country: South Africa

Ndlovu Youth Choir

The choir of the Limpopo that moved America's Got Talent — Choir of Young People — South African Songs, Afro-pop Choir

Ndlovu Youth Choir — picture by the artist
The Ndlovu Youth Choir in Würzburg in 2019 — © Africa Festival Würzburg
Origine
Elandsdoorn, Limpopo, South Africa — founded in 2009
Discipline
Youth choir — South African songs, choral Afro-pop

Biographie

Founded in January 2009 in Elandsdoorn, Limpopo, within Dr Hugo Tempelman's Ndlovu Care Group, the Ndlovu Youth Choir gives young people from disadvantaged backgrounds an excellent musical training, conducted by Ralf Schmitt. In 2019, it became the first African choir to reach the America's Got Talent final and played the Africa Festival in Würzburg the same year. Its albums Africa, Rise, Grateful and Celebrate carry South African harmonies to stages worldwide.

Distinctions and benchmarks

["Finalist of America's Got Talent 2019 (season 14) — first African finalist choir", 'Founded within the Ndlovu Care Group of Dr.Hugo Tempelman', 'Dirigated by Ralf Schmitt']

Discographie

['Africa (2019)', 'Rise (2020)', 'Grateful (2022)', 'Celebrate (2023)']

On the Poster — Festivals

See also

Official concert at Africa Festival Würzburg 2019 (festival channel) ▶

Official concert at Africa Festival Würzburg 2019 (festival channel)

Performing formats

  • Concert — main stage
  • Festival — headliner

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