Orchestra leader Camelia Onea and bassoonist Paul Rodgers. |
I must have a bath before the concert. |
A midday concert on the Shingwedzi veranda. |
Percussionist Brian Clarke and conductor Richard Cock chewing the fat, whilst enjoying the view over the river-bed. |
Cellist Jacqui Finlay going solo. |
The only horn player we saw all weekend. |
Richard Cock talks to the audience whilst the orchestra takes a breather during one of the evening concerts. |
From left to right: bassoonist Paul Rodgers, viola-player Valery Andreev, cellists Kutlwano Masote and Jacqui Finlay, and double bass player Lodovico Gabanella. |
Front row, from left to right: 1st violinsts Camelia Onea and Viara Markova, 2nd violinist Evert van Niekerk, flautist Liza Klopper. |
The orchestra prepares for the next piece. |
Eish ... it's that Baroque in the Bush crowd again... |
Double bassist Lodovico Gabanella. |
Richard Cock conducting a morning rehearsal, with 2nd violinist Evert van Niekerk in the foreground. |
Valery Andreev on viola, Kutlwano Masote and Jacqui Finlay on cello. |
Orchestra Leader Camelia Onea, and violinsts Viara Markova and Evert van Niekerk. |
Kevin Kraak tickling the keys of the electronic harpsichord. |
Liza Klopper on flute and Tim Roberts on oboe. |
Bassoonist Paul Rodgers, who also arranged the musicians for the weekend. |
A lunch-time concert in full swing under the lapa at Shingwedzi Camp. |
Oboeist Stella Dickinson, Kevin Kraak on keyboards and Paul Rodgers on bassoon. |
A Woolly-necked Stork watches the proceedings from above. |
Ground Hornbill. |
Monty and Kim come to grips with the percussion instruments during Brian Clarke's delightful presentation. |
The elephants in the Shingwedziriver-bed often show great interest in what's happening on the veranda. |
A view of the violins and flute. |
The Shingwedzi Camp Staff entertain the crowds with their colourful costumes and wonderful harmonies. |
The orchestra waiting for their cue. |
Keyboard player Kevin Kraak and bassoonist Paul Rodgers. |
Monty addresses the audience during a midday concert. |
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