RC 261115SAfm
Sunday, 15 November 2026
Dino's Sunday Classical Fix leaned on opera and a send-off for a South African chefs' team heading to the Culinary World Cup, with live cricket updates from the Wanderers in the background.
- 16:11
Dino attended a practice dinner at the University of Johannesburg with the SA Chefs Association team ahead of next week's Culinary World Cup in Luxembourg, calling the food exquisite.
- 17:31
Dino argued improvisation has long been part of classical music, citing Bach, Handel, Scarlatti and Beethoven, before playing Gabriela Montero improvising on Bach's Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiring.
- 16:26
Pretty Yende is a graduate of La Scala's Young Artists Programme, an intensive and selective course covering singing technique, stagecraft, acting and multiple opera languages.
- 17:30
Bangladesh were 327 for five against South Africa in the first Test at the Wanderers, with Towhid Hridoy unbeaten on 137 and Litton Das on 91 not out.