A Benefit Concert Not to Be Missed
There are concerts you attend.
And then there are evenings that stay with you long after the final note fades.
On 18 February, music lovers are invited to experience something truly special. An Extraordinary Benefit Concert featuring two exceptional artists, Charl du Plessis on piano and Stefan Arzberger on violin, performed in the intimate and beautiful chapel at Nazareth House.
This promises to be an evening of musical brilliance, elegance, and depth. A rare opportunity to hear masterful interpretations of works by Bach, Mozart, and Debussy in a setting perfectly suited to their timeless beauty.
World-Class Artists. One Intimate Setting.
Charl du Plessis is widely recognised as one of South Africa’s most versatile and accomplished pianists. Equally at home on the grand concert stage and in more intimate recital spaces, his performances are known for their technical brilliance, sensitivity, and emotional depth.
Stefan Arzberger is an internationally celebrated violinist whose playing is expressive, refined, and deeply compelling. His interpretations are nuanced and alive with colour, drawing audiences into every phrase.
Together they create something rare. A musical conversation between piano and violin that feels both powerful and profoundly personal.
The Chapel at Nazareth House
The venue itself makes this evening even more extraordinary.
The chapel at Nazareth House offers an intimate and acoustically rich setting that enhances every note. Soft light filters through its windows, creating an atmosphere of quiet beauty that is ideally suited to chamber music of this calibre.
This is not a large auditorium experience. It is close, immersive, and deeply moving. The kind of setting where you hear the breath before the phrase and the bow before it meets the string.
For lovers of classical music, this is a rare opportunity.
Music With Meaning
Beyond the music, this concert carries a deeper purpose.
All funds raised from the evening will go directly towards the care, medical support, and everyday needs of the vulnerable babies entrusted to Daybreak Baby House, a temporary place of safety for abandoned and neglected infants.
It is an evening where artistry and compassion meet. Where music does more than move us. It makes a tangible difference.
An Invitation to Something Special
Whether you are a devoted classical enthusiast or someone who simply appreciates beauty performed at the highest level, this is an event not to be missed.
Exceptional repertoire.
World-class performers.
An intimate chapel setting.
A meaningful cause.
18 February
Nazareth House, Pretoria
Arrival from 18:00 to 18;30. Concert begins promptly at 19:00.
Duration approximately 70 minutes.
Tickets are available via Quicket.
Seats are limited and evenings like this are rare.
Join us for a night where Bach, Mozart, and Debussy come alive and where music becomes something more than sound.
Im intrested, how much is a ticket, I want to book 4 tickets please
Hi Hesta! Thank you for your interest to support our Benefit Concert to raise funds for the vulnerable babies at Daybreak House. The tickets are R800 per person. You can purchase the tickets on Quicket at the link in the blog post.
The link for purchasing tickets is https://www.quicket.co.za/events/354436-an-extraordinary-benefit-concert/
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