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Miles meets Mzansi at UKZN Jazzcentre Wednesday 22 April 2026 at 17:30
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The UKZN Centre for Jazz and Popular Music celebrates the centenary anniversaries of Miles Davis and John Coltrane in celebration of Jazz Appreciation month.

 

2026 provides opportunity to celebrate the centenary occasions of two of jazz’s great icons, Miles Davis and John Coltrane. The theme therefore of our Jazz Appreciation Month(JAM) celebration in April is Miles and Trane @100 : the impact of Miles Davis and John Coltrane on SA jazz and culture. Consequently, our regular Wednesday night concert program at CJPM will pay homage to these two jazz giants with a sequence of four themed concerts in April: Miles meets Mzansi

 

The spirit of innovation and futurism of Miles Davis meets the imagination of young South African musicians. Classics re-imagined with a feel Mzansi flavour will be finessed as new arrangements and interpretations of Miles Davis tunes are woven into the sound of contemporary South Africa. Ntokozo Nsimbane on trumpet, Siyalo Zulu on trombone, Neil Gonsalves on piano, Zolile Mgqatsha on bass and Riley Giandhari on drums.

 

Wednesday 22 April 2026

Doors open at 17:00

Music at 17:30

 

Centre for Jazz and Popular Music

TICKETS:     R130, pensioners R100, students R70

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Category Events
Posted 17 April 2026
By Thulile Zama
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