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Stellenbosch University Choir: A South African Legacy on the Global Stage

10 July 2025 by CapeTownNewsReader

The Stellenbosch University Choir is a proud South African group known worldwide for its beautiful and powerful singing. From the green valleys of Stellenbosch, they blend African folk, jazz, and sacred music into lively and moving performances. Led by André van der Merwe, they have won many gold medals at international competitions, showing the world the magic of their rich culture. Beyond contests, their music builds friendships and spreads hope, proving that voices joined together can create something truly special.

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