Win a pair of tickets for one of two concerts at Liverpool Philharmonic Hall showcasing the incredible sounds and rhythms of Africa
You could win tickets to see either the Soweto Gospel Choir on Saturday 5 September or Odemba OK Jazz All Stars on Tuesday 29 September.
To enter just visit the International Slavery Museum and answer this simple question:
Please send us your answer using this contact form to arrive before midnight on Tuesday 25 August 2009, stating which concert you would prefer to see. There will be two winners, one for each concert. No alternative prize will be offered and winners are responsible for all other arrangements in association with the actual event, including travel to and from the venue.
Saturday 5 September 2009, 7.30pm
Two time Grammy Award winners, Soweto Gospel Choir return to the UK with a programme featuring choir and audience favourites from the past six years. The choir is made up of diverse cultures and faiths, and as such, will be performing in several different languages - Xhosa, Sotho, Zulu and English. It is this diversity which makes South Africa and its music and dance, so exciting.
Expect earthy rhythms, rich harmonies, energetic percussion and a touch of humour. Add to this, dynamic dancing and vibrant, colourful costumes, and the mix is explosive. This young dynamic choir performs both traditional and contemporary music, adding its own unique feel and interpretation to both.
Tuesday 29 September 2009, 7.30pm
Congo's finest, Odemba OK Jazz All Stars, commemorate the 20th anniversary of the death of the King of Congolese Rumba, Grand Maitre 'Franco' Luambo Makiadi and the release of Francophonic, their tribute album to the great man. Led and conducted by original member, guitarist Dizzy Mandjeku, the stunning 12 piece band also includes Malage De Lugendo, Nana and Baniel, Dele Pedro, and veteran Seigneur Lokombe.
For more information about these and other concerts please visit Liverpool Philharmonic Hall's website.