THE HISTORY OF STEELBAND IN SOUTH AFRICA
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An Extended Essay Written by Sylvester Appollis in 2005. In this Essay, he focuses on the development of the steelband within South Africa and mentions pioneers, musicians and enthusiasts who contributed to the established art form.
Tags: Steelpan,History, South Africa, Grahamstown, Slaves, Port Elizabeth, Cape Town, Eastern Cape, Pansides, Andrew Tracey, African, Religious, Laventille, Migrate, Tassa, Carival, Lent, Pete Seeger, ‘Wait a Minim’, Steve Lawrie, Rhodes, Graeme College, Education, Schools, Examination, Andy Narell, Pan Incorporated, Boogsie.
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Sylvester Appollis
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