Nchabeleng Delivers Indigenous Sound

Monday, January 30, 2017

Volley Nchabeleng paid tribute to the late gospel singer, Lundi Tymara by perfoming the latter's Mphefumlo wami PIC: DUMISANI NCUBE

South African percussionist, Volley Nchabeleng gave an impressive performance with his collection of African percussions at the Moving Space on Friday.

Nchabeleng is on a 17-day tour dubbed Africa My Home Tour. The tour includes performances and facilitation of music workshops.

With the aid of his wide range of African instruments such as drums, marimba, mbira, lefoto, jaw harp, Nchabeleng played African sounds on the different pieces he performed.

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