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Swiss ensemble's headed for Durban.(Entertainment)
The Mercury (South Africa)
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August 14, 2009
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Awidely acclaimed Swiss ensemble comprising Nicolas Corti on viola, Hans Jonkers on guitar and Bruno Meier on flute, has been scheduled to perform in Durban at 7.45pm on Tuesday, August 25.
The trio is a special guest of Durban's Friends of Music and has been booked in at the Durban Jewish Club at 44 K E Masinga Road (formerly Old Fort Road).
The programme will ...
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