ECHOES: GOSPEL MUSIC AND POETRY FOR BLACK HISTORY MONTH
WED 27 OCT 2021 - 7:00PM DOORS
The rhythm of Africa resounds from the continent across the Atlantic and on the shores of Europe. Union Chapel presents an exciting programme of Gospel music from Africa and the diaspora. Interwoven with spoken word, the evening will tell a story of resilience and strength emerging from deep musical roots.
Union Chapel Voices are a unique group of singers performing Gospel Music in our iconic church. Beginning with the sound of Gospel’s African roots the singers move effortlessly into a contemporary mode. Made up of talented solo singers who blend into a fresh and dynamic sound.
Luyanda Jezile is a South African music producer and director based in the UK. He is a founder of South African Cultural Talent (SACT) in the UK, he worked with Miriam Makeba, and Hugh Masakela and directed the London Africa Gospel Choir. He performed in Lion King as an original member and features on its own original or movie recording.
Union Chapel Voices: Alessandro Gruttadauria | Claudina Edwards | Danika Johnson Dean Vittè | Elena Breschi | Lidia Guerra | Masashi Fujimoto | Noura Challion | Ogo Ajala | Rosellina Guarascio| Vita Pugliese
Poetry: Chris Rochester | Nicole Acquah
Musicians: Anthony Fort (piano/organ), Rory Salters (Bass)
Social distancing measures will be in place.
Tickets: £10 General Admission, £5 Concession
