Mahlo a Bona sung by Langa Methodist Church Choir (Capetown), St. Just Miners' Chapel, 3rd July 2019

'Langa Methodist Church Choir', MD Masixole Makwetu, sing "Mahlo a Bona" ('Their eyes see the chariots of fire'), at St. Just Miners' (Methodist) Chapel concert on 3rd July 2019. The Miners' Chapel in West Cornwall was full to capacity for this unique concert. The choir came from Capetown to West Cornwall after opening Glastonbury 2019 Festival's Pyramid stage on the previous Sunday ... Michael Eavis, Glastonbury Festival's creator and president of St. Just Miners' Chapel said: "I went to Capetown to see the wonderful work that Oxfam are doing with some of the money raised for them by the festival. I happened to visit a Methodist Church while I was there and witnessed an African choir singing traditional Wesley hymns. It was out of this world - absolutely amazing - I have never seen anything like it before in my life! The Oxfam workers came with me and they were moved to the point of tears - I could not believe what I was seeing." More concert Hymns, African songs and photos on playlist:    • Langa Methodist Church Choir from Capetown...   Watch the choir's journey from South Africa to Glastonbury 2019:    • Langa Methodist Church Choir's journey fro...   Langa Methodist Church facebook:   / langamethodist   St Just Miners' Chapel facebook:   / stjustminerschapel   An invitation to a local choir 'Levow an Bys' (Cornish for 'World Voices') produced a surprise interval performance of 'Siphamandla' by Bongani Magatyana, followed by 'Senzenina' with the audience adding their voices. Watch both:    • Siphamandla & Senzenina Levow an Bys with ...