The Cancer Association of Namibia (CAN) will host a musical Charity Concert on 19 November in Windhoek in support of the association.
CAN chief executive Rolf Hansen says the Charity Concert will feature enchanting music and heartfelt performances.
“This charitable event, featuring a line-up of talented artists and choirs, will take place on 19 November at the NG Moerderkerk, Windhoek Congregation, corner of Lüderitz and Daniel Munamava streets, starting at 19h00,” he says.
The concert promises to be a memorable evening filled with beautiful Christmas music, congregational singing and exceptional performances by renowned artists and choirs, he says.
The artist line-up includes Hermien Coetzee (voice), senior singing students from the College of the Arts, Jurgen Kriess (violin), Hans-Peter Drobisch (flute), Failed Trip, Collective Singers and the St Georges Primary Senior Choir.
“All artists will be accompanied by the talented organist Ebbie Becker,” says Hansen.
“This charity concert is not only a celebration of music, but also a way to support a noble cause,” says Hansen.
Proceeds from the event will be donated to CAN to aid in their critical work in the fight against cancer.
“CAN is dedicated to offering support, awareness and care to cancer patients and their families, making this concert a meaningful way to contribute to their efforts.” – Unwrap.online
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