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List of Illustrations
List of Musical Examples
A Note on Orthography and Translations
Preface
1. Introduction
2. "A Feeling of Prejudice": Orpheus M. McAdoo and the Virginia Jubilee Singers in South Africa, 1890-1898
3. Cultural Osmosis, Ethnicity, and Tradition in Black Popular Music in Durban, 1913-1939
4. "Horses in the Race Course": The Domestication of Ingoma Dance, 1929-1939
5. "An African Star": Reuben T. Caluza and Early Popular Music in South Africa
6. "Singing Brings Joy to the Distressed": The Early Social History of Zulu Migrant Workers' Choral Music
7. Conclusion: South African Black Music and the Wider African Field
Notes
References
Index
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Nancy Smith
reviewed African Stars: Studies in Black South African Performance on November 16, 2014
African Stars: Studies in Black South African Performance
Really nice to listen to while grooving to chief commander Ebenezer obey's cassette 'the horse, the man, his son'. im meaning to write more on this.
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