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Crossing The Line | Nomfundo Xaluva: An Authentic Jazz Singer and Educator
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Crossing The Line | Nomfundo Xaluva: An Authentic Jazz Singer and Educator

Nomfundo Xaluva, a prominent South African jazz singer and educator, discusses her musical journey on the 'Crossing the Line' podcast. She recalls growing up in a musical family in Port Elizabeth and receiving classical training in piano and voice, which forms the foundation of her jazz performances. Xaluva highlights the influence of Sibongile Khumalo, a late jazz and opera singer, whom she admires and models herself after. In addition to her performance career, Xaluva teaches at the University of Cape Town’s music school, where she maintains an active performance schedule and uses university funding to support her creative projects. Her recent return to the Cape Town International Jazz Festival was met with enthusiastic audience participation.

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Crossing The Line | Nomfundo Xaluva: An Authentic Jazz Singer and Educator

Nomfundo Xaluva, a prominent South African jazz singer and educator, discusses her musical journey on the 'Crossing the Line' podcast. She recalls growing up in a musical family in Port Elizabeth and receiving classical training in piano and voice, which forms the foundation of her jazz performances. Xaluva highlights the influence of Sibongile Khumalo, a late jazz and opera singer, whom she admires and models herself after. In addition to her performance career, Xaluva teaches at the University of Cape Town’s music school, where she maintains an active performance schedule and uses university funding to support her creative projects. Her recent return to the Cape Town International Jazz Festival was met with enthusiastic audience participation.

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