Browsing History of music in South Africa by Title

Browsing History of music in South Africa by Title

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  • Terugblik : die musieklewe op Stellenbosch vyf-en-dertig jaar gelede 
    Endler, Hans; eridine.roux@up.ac.za (Die Huisgenoot, 1939-02-03)
    Prof Hans Endler was the founder and first principal of the Conservatoire for Music at the Stellenbosch University. He describes life in Stellenbosch as it was at the time of his arrival 35 years before.
  • Van resitasie-kompetisie tot magtige kunswedstryd 
    Lindeque, B.G. (1937-09-24)
    Describes the foundation, growth and functions of the Afrikaanse Kunsvereniging as well as its role in the cultural life of Afrikaners in Johannebsurg.
  • Volksang en die volkskool 
    Van Oostrum, Omius, 1862-1948 (1939-02-03)
    The lack of musical education in the schools is blamed for the fact that South Africans are not a singing nation.
  • Waarom nie beter musiek in ons bioskope nie? 
    Rompel, Hans, 1902- (1937-10-08)
    Criticizes the poor quality of music heard in the cinemas before performances and during intervals, be it live music or recordings.