The Chronicle 2022

CHAPEL CHOIR Back Row: Makena Githiri, Roelof Rossouw, Sentso Tlelai, Erich van Zyl, Ayden McDavid, Brian Brits, Franko Bocking, Christopher Angel Third Row: Sinnon Khosa, Nkgwete Tlailane, Joel Reinhardt, Luthando Jonas, Boitumelo Motsepe, Brett Hill, Sibongakonke Buthelezi, Mark Conway, Rhys Watson, Max Oliva Second Row: Connor Hatfield, Onalerona Lefakane, Ashton McCormick, Wandile Madida, Brent Tanyengwa, Timotheos Papadopoulos, Keabetswe Motswenyane, Gqamile Mbuyazi, Harry Porter, Nicholas Horny Front Row: Corban Chellan, Luke Marks, Samir Dookie, Mayenziwe Nene, Mr Jaco Dippenaar, Ayanda Nongauza, Remofilwe Khoale, Thato Moumakwa, Lwazi Dlamini Inserts: Tshiamo Boikhutso, Bradley de Klerk, Elijah Kangucchi, Nyiko Mboweni, Xabiso Ngcime (Mooi), Azipheli Sithole, Kungalo Somhlahlo, Luvuyo Tsibani, Onakho Khumalo

bands from Hilton College, Epworth, St John’s DSG, St Anne’s, and St Charles. St Mary’s DSG in Kloof invited our band to perform as guest artists at their annual marimba concert. This was a highly energetic event where three of St Mary’s bands performed. Our boys once again performed like professionals to an audience of parents, girls, and staff in their amphitheatre.

(Electric Bass), Musumbandila Tshivhase (Guitar), Khwezi Dube (Violin), Simon Bailes (Piano), Phiko Madlanga (Piano), Prince Lerotholi Seeiso (Violin), Jack Hulley (Guitar), Owen Chimuka (Violin), Victor North (Saxophone), Louis Ayo (Drum Kit), Makena Githiri (Violin), Nyiko Mboweni (Drum Kit), Lee-Roy Mochan (Classical Singing), and Ian Graham (Piano). Mouth-watering cupcakes were enjoyed by all after the concert. A BLOCK SUBJECT MUSIC RECITAL EVENING AT ST ANNE’S DIOCESAN COLLEGE: 5 AUGUST The A Block Subject Music pupils from Michaelhouse along with their counterparts from St Anne’s got together on Friday evening 5 August to perform their practical examination programmes to each other and a supportive audience as a practice run for the IEB final practical examination that followed a week or two later. Tomas Szudrawski performed Love rears its ugly head by Living Colour and Pressure and

CUPCAKE MUSIC CONCERTS: 4 AUGUST AND 27 OCTOBER

The goal of the cupcake concert is to provide a non-threatening opportunity for our emerging musicians to perform for each other. Subject Music students from St John’s DSG joined their peers here at Michaelhouse in the Bandroom to perform for one another. On 27 October, it was the turn of all E and D Block musicians at Michaelhouse to perform for each other in an internal concert. Their diverse talent and skill were celebrated by all. The following boys were involved: Roelof Rossouw

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