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You are here: Home / News / Entertainment / Bridges for Music & Alphatheta Host Event Celebrating Alumni Talent in Cape Town

Bridges for Music & Alphatheta Host Event Celebrating Alumni Talent in Cape Town

22 October 2024 by Guest

Bridges for Music, a renowned non-profit organization dedicated to empowering under-resourced communities through music and education and AlphaTheta the brand responsible for Pioneer DJ, held an alumni showcase in the heart of Cape Town that left attendees in awe. The event, a vibrant celebration of musical talent from Cape Town, brought together an eclectic mix …

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