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ABOUT MPHO :
Grew up in Maseru, Lesotho in the 1980s, he's always had passion for the arts and in 1994 he attended Motheo FET College then Bloemfontein College and did Fine Arts. Whilst studying in Bloemfontein he enrolled with Performing Arts Council Of Free State (PACOFS) and added acting to his skills and later furthered the craft of Dramatic Arts with Soyikwa Theatre Institute in 1998.
Molikeng, has since been heavily involved in innumerable projects in both performance and visual arts. He also added and assumed roles in managerial and strategic positions in his craft.
He continues to test his limits in many facets of the arts in a quest to realizing a role of the arts in society. He does so by collaborating and challenging stereotypes.
MUSIC :
Molikeng is one of the few musicians who plays a host of indigenous musical instruments of Africa and continues find a new way to make them fashionable to a young generation in the era where technology seems to be taking over and instruments are relegated to just being ornaments.
Upon realizing a need to preserve indigenous music of Africa, in particular that of Basotho/Lesotho he contributed articles to some of the most reputable publications like SAGE International Encyclopedia of Music Culture (Lesotho: History, Culture & Geography of Music) and Music In Africa( https://www.musicinafrica.net/users/mpho-molikeng-0)
He continues to compose music for theatre, yoga, new music and others.
ABOUT MPHO :
Grew up in Maseru, Lesotho in the 1980s, he's always had passion for the arts and in 1994 he attended Motheo FET College then Bloemfontein College and did Fine Arts. Whilst studying in Bloemfontein he enrolled with Performing Arts Council Of Free State (PACOFS) and added acting to his skills and later furthered the craft of Dramatic Arts with Soyikwa Theatre Institute in 1998.
Molikeng, has since been heavily involved in innumerable projects in both performance and visual arts. He also added and assumed roles in managerial and strategic positions in his craft.
He continues to test his limits in many facets of the arts in a quest to realizing a role of the arts in society. He does so by collaborating and challenging stereotypes.
MUSIC :
Molikeng is one of the few musicians who plays a host of indigenous musical instruments of Africa and continues find a new way to make them fashionable to a young generation in the era where technology seems to be taking over and instruments are relegated to just being ornaments.
Upon realizing a need to preserve indigenous music of Africa, in particular that of Basotho/Lesotho he contributed articles to some of the most reputable publications like SAGE International Encyclopedia of Music Culture (Lesotho: History, Culture & Geography of Music) and Music In Africa( https://www.musicinafrica.net/users/mpho-molikeng-0)
He continues to compose music for theatre, yoga, new music and others.