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Cape Malay Choir Board

The Cape Malay Choir Board (CMCB) is the oldest active multi-national organisation in South Africa, established in 1939. The board is a non-profit organisation with affiliated Malay Choirs stretching across Cape Town. The CMCB hosts Annual Choral Competitions where all choirs compete for the highly coveted and historic Silver Fez Trophy. The Cape Malay Choirs aim at preserving a heritage dating back as far as late 1600's when the Dutch first occupied the Cape of Good Hope, bringing along slaves from Java and Indonesia. It was around this time that the unique song called the "Nederlands Lied", a choral music styled genre where the lead singer leads with Eastern scaled tones signifying the origins of the slaves, while the choir responds in a Western scale signifying the Dutch soldiers robust style of tone. This collaboration was created during long journeys from the Far East to the Southern tip of Africa.

Cape Town Philharmonic Orchestra

Founded in 1914 as the Cape Town Philharmonic Orchestra in Cape Town is arguably the most versatile and active orchestra on the continent of Africa, contributing handsomely to Cape Town’s global status and appeal. Through various incarnations from the Cape Town Municipal Orchestra to the Cape Town Symphony Orchestra, the Cape Town Philharmonic Orchestra, the Cape Philharmonic Orchestra and finally again the Cape Town Philharmonic Orchestra, the CPO is financially and culturally sustainable, attracting some of the leading international artists of our time. A multi-functional orchestra, the CPO delivers a world-class orchestra service to all communities in the region, participating in festivals and concerts across all genres of music.

Cape Winelands Television

Cape Winelands Television is a community television station, created by the community, for the community. We celebrate our beloved Cape Winelands — its people, its stories, and everything that matters most to those who call this special region home.