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Reddam House Umhlanga and Waterfall shine at Drakensberg's Music in the Mountains Festival
Saturday Star
|June 28, 2025
TWO Reddam House schools recently demonstrated their choral excellence at one of South Africa's most esteemed cultural showcases the Drakensberg Boys Choir's Music in the Mountains Festival hosted on the school's picturesque campus in the heart of the Drakensberg.
Invitations to perform at this prestigious event are typically extended only to top-tier ensembles, making the inclusion of both Reddam House Umhlanga and Reddam House Waterfall a significant honour.
For Reddam House Umhlanga, the invitation marked a continuation of an already growing relationship with the renowned Drakensberg Boys Choir School (DBCS), following earlier collaborations. Celebrated for their uniquely South African flair, musical discipline, and captivating stage presence, the Umhlanga choir earned high praise from both DBCS members and appreciative audiences.
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