Vusi Mahlasela

Vusi Mahlasela

Wednesday, January 30, 2013 | 8:00 pm
Bing Concert Hall

SOLD OUT. A limited number of $10 tickets are held for Stanford students (1 per ID). Call 650-725-2787 to order.

“His performances are optimistic and soulful, delivered with an intensity that captures the attention and embraces the heart.” —L.A. Times

One of South Africa’s foremost songwriters and a singer so distinctive he is known in his country simply as “The Voice,” Vusi Mahlasela unites South African folk rhythms with a global palette of pop, blues, and soul. First given widespread exposure in America via the critically acclaimed 2003 documentary Amandla! A Revolution in Four-Part Harmony, he has gone on to delight and inspire audiences nationwide—including that of his sold-out Stanford debut in early 2010. In the Los Angeles Times’s words: “His performances are optimistic and soulful, delivered with an intensity that captures the attention and embraces the heart.” Stanford Talisman opens the concert.

Acknowledgments

Generously supported by Co-sponsors Derek Schrier & Cecily Cameron

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Links

Vusi Mahlasela website


Video

Encore at TEDGlobal
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Audio

Woza

Nakamokhura