South African University Instructor in Choral Composition Seeks Scores "by composers whose works incorporate indigenous African music techniques"

Mokale Koapeng (b. 1963)

Mokale Koapeng is a South African pianist, composer, choral conductor  

and faculty member at the University of the Witwatersrand whose career has been featured a number of times over the years at AfriClassical.  Here is a brief excerpt from an online biography:

http://www.iamaonline.com/Bio/Mokale_Koapeng2.htm

Mokale Koapeng, pianist, conductor, and composer, is enjoying a fulfilling career in South Africa, where he is a lecturer in music theory and choral composition at the Wits School of Arts at the University of the Witwatersrand (Wits University) in Johannesburg. He has taught at and been an administrator at several community-based schools in South Africa and has composed music for a variety of ensembles and international festivals.

Mokale Koapeng writes: 

Hi Bill

It’s Mokale Koapeng again. I hope this email finds you well. It has been a long time not talking. I am currently teaching a composition model for our 3^rd year composition students called African Composition Resources. I am looking for scores by composers whose works incorporate indigenous African music techniques. This is a great way of getting the music of composers known to composition students.

Warm regards and God’s blessings

Mokale Koapeng

[Suggestions may be sent to Mokale Koapeng by email at: 

koapeam@unisa.ac.za]