Two Pianos, One Stage: Music of Africa and the Diaspora
Experience an evening of musical discovery as acclaimed British-Nigerian pianist Rebeca Omordia joins CayMusicA Artistic Director Glen Inanga for a special two-piano concert celebrating the music of Africa and its global diaspora.
Presented as part of CayMusicA's ongoing celebration of African classical music, the concert brings together compositions influenced by African American traditions, Caribbean heritage and contemporary African musical voices.
Returning to the Cayman Islands for her third visit, Rebeca Omordia is internationally recognised for championing African classical music. She founded London's pioneering African Concert Series in 2019, creating a platform for composers of African heritage.
The programme features works by William Grant Still, Eleanor Alberga, Florence Price, Fred Onovwerosuoke and Errollyn Wallen, among others.
Tickets start at $20 for students, with adult admission at $30 and a special two-ticket offer for $50.
When and Where:
Date: Wednesday, 11 November 2026
Time: 6:30pm – 8pm
Venue: John Gray Memorial United Church
This concert is ideal for classical music enthusiasts, those interested in African and Caribbean musical heritage, and anyone keen to discover compositions from across the African diaspora.
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Additional Information
The special $50 ticket offer admits two people.Ticket sales end on 11 November 2026.The concert features two pianists performing music by African composers and composers of African heritage.