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Kyle Shepherd 'Xahuri Trio'

Kyle Shepherd 'Xahuri Trio'

Untitled Basement, 7 Reserve Street, Braamfontein

  • Saturday, Oct 03, 2026
  • 06:00 PM - 11:59 PM

Whats It's All About

Kyle Shepherd's Xahuri Trio presents a unique concert honouring Abdullah Ibrahim's legacy in South African jazz, featuring Kyle Shepherd on piano, Benjamin Jephta on double bass, and Marlon Witbooi on drums.

The Vibe

A sophisticated evening of contemporary jazz interpretation with a deep respect for the roots of South African jazz music.

Perfect For

  • Fans of South African jazz who appreciate the connection between generations of musicians
  • Music enthusiasts interested in the evolution and reinterpretation of classic compositions
  • Jazz aficionados eager to experience live performances by talented local artists

Insider Tip

Arrive early to secure a better seat as this is a series that offers reserved seating only.

Whats On Offer

  • A curated selection of Abdullah Ibrahim's compositions reimagined through contemporary jazz improvisation
  • Two sets of live music, each approximately 45-60 minutes long with a 15-minute interval
  • Expect exceptional musicianship and a deep exploration into the musical legacy of Abdullah Ibrahim

Logistics

  • Hours: The event runs from 6:00 pm to 11:59 pm on Saturday, October 3rd.
  • Price: RR (Tickets are available at R400 - R450 via Quicket and R550 at the door).
  • Getting a Table/Tickets: Tickets are from R400 and booking in advance is recommended as prices increase at the door.
  • Amenities:
    • Reserved seating for attendees
    • Two sets of live music with a 15-minute interval
    • Opportunity to experience contemporary jazz interpretation of Abdullah Ibrahim's compositions
    • Interaction between generations of South African jazz musicians

Venue Location

Untitled Basement, 7 Reserve Street, Braamfontein

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