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If you're interested in learning more about this music, I can: Tell you Explain the difference between Marabi and Kwela Help you find recordings of these standards Let me know what you'd like to explore next . Martin: Sounding the Cape Music, Identity and Po

Upbeat, danceable melodies often played on saxophone. Cape Jazz: A blend of folk songs, church hymns, and bebop.

Gwen Ansell's Soweto Blues: Jazz, Popular Music, and Politics in South Africa is a vital, scholarly resource that discusses key compositions and includes context that acts as a conceptual "real book".

: Available for digital download through Prins Design Bheki Mseleku Music Book

Trumpeter/vocalist known for blending jazz with Afro-pop and political activism.

The story of the South African Jazz Real Book (Vol. 1: Jika)