Join the UKZN School of Arts-Music’s lunch
hour concert today (Monday, August 19) when the programme features David
Jenkins, fondly known as uQadasi by his friends and fans alike. Jenkins
recently wowed the audience at a recent “Twosday” event, which is another
initiative of the School of Arts-Music, in trying to keep music culture alive
and growing.
The son
of the late well-known KZN journalist Chris Jenkins, David
is an accomplished Maskandi musician who developed a deep passion for Zulu
culture and music at a young age. Based in Durban, KwaZulu-Natal, Jenkins and
the Qadasi band are on a quest to bring back traditional Zulu Maskandi music
while including a fusion of traditional and more contemporary styles.
The concert takes place at today at 12h15
in Howard College Theatre and entrance is free. For more information contact Lu
Dlamini on 031 260 3353 or 083 716 6990 or e-mail: dlaminil3@ukzn.ac.za
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