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Sounding the Cape, Music, Identity and Politics in South Africa Denis-Constant Martin
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Mannenberg": Notes on the Making of an Icon and Anthem1
Remembering Hugh Masekela: the Horn Player with a Shrewd Ear for Music of the Day
The Jazz Epistles
The Legacy of the Jazz Epistles, South Africa's Short-Lived but Historic Group : NPR
River Conversations-Press Release4
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ʼn Neo-Marxistiese Interpretasie Van Die Werke Van Twee Suid-Afrikaanse Kunstenaars: Gavin Jantjes En Santu Mofokeng
Steve Biko and Black Consciousness in Post-Apartheid South African Poetry a Dissertation Presented to the Faculty of the College
By Mike Linden Where and When Did It All Begin?
June 30, 2011 Press Info the Afro
African National Congress Statement to the Truth and Reconciliation Commission
Acts of Culture: Searching for a National South African Identity in the Context of Arts, Culture and Heritage Diversity
African Studies Quarterly
In Memoriam: Hugh Masekela
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The Chimurenga Library Catalogue
Black South African Urban Music Styles
Jonas Gwangwa Headlines Standard Bank Joy of Jazz
Msm Jazz Orchestra Msm Masekela Ensemble
School of the Arts: up Music Festival STEVE DYER Steve Was Born In
Beyond Memories Text Final LS.Indd
A STUDY of the LINKAGES BETWEEN POPULAR MUSIC and POLITICS in SOUTH AFRICA UNDER APARTHEID in the 1980S
A Good Education Sets up a Divine Discontent': the Contribution of St Peter's School to Black South African Autobiography
Post-Apartheid Jazz Pianism: a Biographic Profile of Matshawandile Yenana
Jazz Epistles Abdullah Ibrahim & Ekaya, and Keyon Harrold
For Immediate Release: Npr Music's Bob Boilen To
A Catalogue of the Dutch Anti-Apartheid Movement Video Archive
Sing Me a Song of History: South African Poets and Singers in Exile, 1900–1990
(Front Left), Archbishop Desmond Tutu and Mrs. Albertina Sisulu, at a Celebration of Her Birthday
MEMORY of the WORLD REGISTER Medu Art Ensemble (South Africa)
Chapter 7: Historical Traces of the Biased Profiling of Jazz in South Africa
Setswana Genealogies, Trans Atlantic Inetrlocutions, And