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Discover how Ofentse Pitse, South Africa’s first black woman orchestra conductor, is revolutionizing classical music by blending it with amapiano and inspiring a new generation.
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Ofentse Pitse: First Black South African Woman to Lead All-Black Orchestra Fuses Opera with Amapiano
Ofentse Pitse, the first black South African woman to lead an all-black orchestra, is breaking barriers by fusing classical opera with the popular South African genre amapiano, inspiring future generations and celebrating cultural diversity.
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