The Cape Winelands - The Ultimate Choice for Style & Sophistication

The Cape Winelands is a region of the Western Cape Province of South Africa. It is the largest wine producing region in South Africa and is divided into six main wine regions, each offering their own unique wine route. Constantia, Stellenbosch, Franschhoek, Paarl, Robertson and Wellington are the most popular. The geographic area is generally referred to locally as the Boland, meaning uplands in Afrikaans.


This is a very special place - With it's bustling mother city, Cape Town, the Cape Winelands has much to offer. A winning combination of Breathtaking beauty, sunshine, wonderful people, luxury & style, award winning hospitality and some of the finest wines in the world. Due to their outstanding universal cultural significance, the Cape Winelands and their cultural landscape were added to the UNESCO World Heritage List 2004 in the Cultural category - what an accolade . . . 


South Africa is said to be the New World country with the long wine history and the Cape’s wine culture goes back 350 years. It is one that reflects the country’s colonial past, but also shines with the potential and expectation of the modern wine world. It has often been said that South African wine is in the unique position of straddling the old and the new worlds. It can offer the wine-drinking world all kinds of new flavour experiences.


The Cape Winelands is the Ultimate Choice for the discerning visitor. It is also the location of some of the most prestigeous events and social life in the Cape offering world class venues for weddings and all special occasions.


Please watch our Video dedicated the Winelands . . . . . perhaps over a cold glass of Sauvignon Blanc

A Day in the Life of a Guitarist

For those that know only the finished performance of a piece they may wonder how a guitarist spends their day.
So how do I spend my day's with my old guitar?.It's not all scales and arpeggios you know. In fact so many of my exercises consist of sections extracted from pieces I've played over the years. You know- the stubborn dificult bar or two , the stretching of the fingers or the speed of a right hand configuration or the quest to establish a stable hand position. In fact some of my pieces I am only mastering after years of practise.

Anyhow .."how do I spend my days?"...Well with plenty of weddings coming up there are always new and old pieces to master,such as Hero and Waterloo on the popular side or Pachelbel Cannon or Passacaille on the the more Classical side.

Now for those who don't know..my wife and I are planning a trip to Cape Town in December/January this year in order to fulfil certain wedding assignments..now that's a lot of planning. I am also planning my next concert. For those who remember my last few I played at the KKNK you will be delighted with my program.

Well I guess it's back to the drawing board and prepare to DELIVER...after all I've praised myself up enough. Well somebody has to don't they. Now don't forget - If you need any music for your function in December/ January give us a call on local number (021) 3002332... bye for now.