WRITING ON SOUTHERN AFRICAN MUSIC 1994–2017

Brown, Ernest. 1994. ‘The Guitar and the “Mbira”: Resilience, Assimilation, and Pan-Africanism in Zimbabwean Music.’ the world of music 36(2), 73-117.

Chilvers, Garth. 1994. History of Contemporary Music of South Africa. Braamfontein: Toga Publishing.

Coplan, David B. 1994. In the Time of Cannibals: The Word Music of South Africa’s Basotho Migrants. Chicago: University of Chicago Press.

Erlmann, Veit. 1994. ‘“Africa Civilised, Africa Uncivilised”: Local Culture, World System and South Africa.’ South African Journal of Musicology: SAMUS 14, 1-14.

Gunner, Liz, ed. 1994. Politics and Performance: Theatre, Poetry and Song in Southern Africa. Johannesburg: Witwatersrand University Press.

Larkin, Deirdre. 1994. ‘The Symphonic Poem and Tone Poem in South Africa.’ Ars Nova: Unisa Musicologica 26(1), 5-42.

Muller, Carol Ann. 1994. ‘Nazarite Song, Dance and Dreams: The Sacralization of Time, Space and the Female Body in South Africa.’ PhD diss., New York University.

Pillay, Jayendran. 1994. ‘Music, Ritual, and Identity Among Hindu South Africans.’ PhD diss., Wesleyan University.

Reid, Sylvia. 1994. ‘Music as a Subject at Secondary School: A Non-elistist Approach.’ Ars Nova: Unisa Musicologica 26(1), 80-96.

Spies, Bertha. 1994. ‘Oppervlakkonstrukte as Sleutel tot Dieperliggende Strukturele Verhoudings: ’n Huldeblyk aan Witold Lutoslawski (1913-1994).’ South African Journal of Musicology: SAMUS 14, 49-64.

Steyn, Frances Caroline. 1994. ‘Three Unknown Carthusian Liturgical Manuscripts with Music of the 14th to the 16th Centuries in the Grey Collection, South African Library, Cape Town.’ DMus diss., University of South Africa.

Van der Mescht, Heinrich. 1994. ‘In Search of the Origins of Herbert Howells’ Two Afrikaans Songs.’ South African Journal of Musicology: SAMUS 14, 65-70.

Viljoen, Martina, Nicol Viljoen and A. Pelser. 1994. ‘Career Expectations and Experiences of Some Professional Musicians in a Changing South Africa.’ South African Journal of Musicology: SAMUS 14, 71-82.

Viljoen, Nicol. 1994. ‘Harmonic Classification, Analysis and Interpretation in Jazz.’ Ars Nova: Unisa Musicologica 26(1), 43-60.

Wells, Robin E. 1994. An Introduction to the Music of the Basotho. Morija: Morija Museum and Archives.

Albertyn, Eric. 1995. ‘Francesco Venturini and His Concerti Di Camera, Op. 1.’ South African Journal of Musicology: SAMUS 15, 1-14.

Campbell, James T. 1995. Songs of Zion: The African Methodist Episcopal Church in the United States and South Africa. New York and Oxford: Oxford University Press.

Esterhuysen, Peter. 1995. Kippie Moeketsi: Sad Man of Jazz. Johannesburg: Viva Books.

Hamm, Charles. 1995. ‘Home Cooking and American Soul in Black South African Popular Music.’ In Putting Popular Music in Its Place, 139-49. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.

Hamm, Charles. 1995. ‘African-American Music, South Africa and Apartheid.’ In Putting Popular Music in Its Place, 167-209. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.

Hamm, Charles. 1995. ‘“The Constant Companion of Man”: Separate Development, Radio Bantu, and Music.’ In Putting Popular Music in Its Place, 210-48. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.

Hamm, Charles. 1995. ‘Privileging the Moment of Reception: Music and Radio in South Africa.’ In Putting Popular Music in Its Place, 249-69. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.

Krynauw, Elizabeth. 1995. ‘Suid-Afrikaanse Kammernusiek: ’n Historiese Oorsig.’ Ars Nova: Unisa Musicologica 27(1), 8-49.

McGregor, Maxine. 1995. Chris McGregor and the Brotherhood of Breath: My Life with a South African Jazz Pioneer. Flint, MI: Bamberger Books.

Steyn, Carol. 1995. ‘The Didactic Verses in MS Cape Town Grey 4c7.’ South African Journal of Musicology: SAMUS 15, 33-50.

Allen, Lara. 1996. ‘“Drumbeats, Pennywhistles and All That Jazz”: The Relationship between Urban South African Musical Styles and Musical Meaning.’ African Music: Journal of the International Library of African Music 7(3), 52-9.

Ballantine, Christopher. 1996. ‘Fact, Ideology and Paradox: African Elements in Early Black South African jazz and Vaudeville.’ African Music: Journal of the International Library of African Music 7(3), 44-51.

Bezuidenhout, Morné. 1996. ‘The Franciscan Lampshade Fragments in Port Elizabeth.’ South African Journal of Musicology: SAMUS 16, 1-10.

Dargie, Dave. 1996. ‘African Methods of Music Education – Some Reflections.’ African Music: Journal of the International Library of African Music 7(3), 30-43.

De Lowerntal, Elizabeth. 1996. ‘Curricular Innovations in African Music History: A Zimbabwean Case Study.’ South African Journal of Musicology: SAMUS 16, 11-18.

Erlmann, Veit. 1996. Nightsong: Performance, Power, and Practice in South Africa. Chicago and London: University of Chicago Press.

Hansen, Deidre. 1996. ‘Bushmen Music: Still an Unknown.’ In Miscast: Negotiating the Presence of the Bushmen, edited by P. Skotnes, 297-305. Cape Town: UCT Press.

Kruger, Jaco. 1996. ‘Wada: A Sacred Venda Drum.’ South African Journal of Musicology: SAMUS 16, 48-57.

Lüdemann, Winfried. 1996. ‘Is the Chameleon Showing its True Colour? Roelof Temmingh at 50.’ South African Journal of Musicology: SAMUS 16, 58-62.

Muller, Carol A. 1996. ‘Sathima Bea Benjamin, Exile and the ‘Southern Touch’ in Jazz Creation and Performance.’ African Languages and Cultures 9(2), 127-43.

Ndlovu, Caesar Maxwell Jeffrey. 1996. ‘Religion, Tradition and Custom in a Zulu Male Vocal Idiom.’ PhD diss., Rhodes University.

Steyn, Carol. 1996. ‘‘MS Cape Town 4C7’: One of the First Antiphonaries Written for the Charterhouse of Champmol, Mausoleum of the Dukes of Burgundy.’ Ars Nova: Unisa Musicologica 28(1), 48-60.

Washington, Salim and Paul Garon. 1996. ‘Responses to Crossover Dreams.’ In Race Traitor, edited by Noel Ignatiev and John Garvey, 163-78. New York: Routledge.

Wells, Robin. 1996. ‘Sesotho Music: A Contemporary Perspective.’ African Music: Journal of the International Library of African Music 7(3), 68-75.

Baines, Gary. 1997. ‘The Little Jazz Town: The Social History and Musical Styles of Black Grahamstown in the 1950s and 1960s.’ Papers Presented at the Symposium on Ethnomusicology Number 14, 1996, edited by Andrew Tracey, 47-56. Grahamstown: International Library of African Music.

Breakey, Basil and Steve Gordon. 1997. Beyond the Blues: Township Jazz in the ’60s and ’70s. Cape Town: David Philip.

Engelbrecht, Rika and Beverly Parker. 1997. ‘South African Postgraduate Theses in Music: A Catalogue of Theses Accepted from 1932 through 1996.’ South African Journal of Musicology: SAMUS 17.

Mans, Minette Elaine. 1997. ‘Namibian Music and Dance as Ngoma in Arts Education.’ PhD diss., University of Natal.

Ndlovu, Cesar J.M. 1997. ‘Red-carpet Treatment of Western Classical Music in Black South African Music Competitions.’ In Papers Presented at the Symposium on Ethnomusicology Number 14, 1996, edited by A. Tracey, 100-103. Grahamstown: International Library of African Music.

Bräuninger, Jürgen. 1998. ‘Gumboots to the Rescue.’ South African Journal of Musicology: SAMUS 17, 1-16.

Byerly, Ingrid Bianca. 1998. ‘Mirror, Mediator, and Prophet: The Music Indaba of Late-Apartheid South Africa.’ Ethnomusicology 42(1), 1-44.

Erskine Peter. 1998. The Drum Perspective: Writings, Wisdom and Musings on the Art of Making Music. Milwaukee: Hal Leonard Corporation.

Solie, Ruth A. 1998. ‘On Rainbows, Communities, and a Musicology of the Everyday.’ South African Journal of Musicology: SAMUS 18, 35-46.

Van der Mescht, Heinrich. 1998. ‘Herbert Howells’ Visit to South Africa in 1921: His Views on Music and Musicians.’ South African Journal of Musicology: SAMUS 18, 47-60.

Azim, Erica. 1999. ‘On Teaching Americans to Play Like Zimbabweans.’ African Music: Journal of the International Library of African Music 7(4), 175-80.

Erlmann, Veit. 1999. Music, Modernity and the Global Imagination: South Africa and the West. New York: Oxford University Press.

Jackson, Melveen. 1999. ‘Indian South African Popular Music, the Broadcast Media, and the Record Industry: 1920-1983.’ DPhil diss., University of Natal.

James, Deborah. 1999. Songs of the Women Migrants: Performance and Identity in South Africa. Edinburgh: Edinburgh University Press.

Kartomi, Margaret J. 1999. ‘Ethnomusicological Education for a Humane Society: Ethical Issues in the Post-colonial, Post-apartheid Era.’ African Music: Journal of the International Library of African Music 7(4), 166-74.

Kruger, Jaco. 1999. ‘Singing Psalms with Owls: A Venda 20th-Century Musical History.’ African Music: Journal of the International Library of African Music 7(4), 122-46.

Kubik, Gerhard. 1999. ‘The 12-Bar Blues Form in South African Kwela and its Reinterpretation.’ In Africa and the Blues, 161-85. Jackson, MS: University Press of Mississippi.

Loeb van Zuilenburg, Paul. 1999. ‘Klaas van Oostveen, Theorist and Composer: An Analytical Study of Selected Works with Special Reference to his Melodic Ideas.’ DMus diss., University of South Africa.

Martin, Denis-Constant. 1999. Coon Carnival: New Year in Cape Town, Past and Present. Cape Town: David Philip.

Muller, Carol and Janet Topp Fargion. 1999. ‘Gumboots, Bhaca Migrants, and Fred Astaire: South African Worker Dance and Musical Style.’ African Music: Journal of the International Library of African Music 7(4), 88-109.

Muller, Stephanus. 1999. ‘Deconstructing the Rainbow: On the Nature of South African Music.’ Obelisk News 20, 2-11.

Veeran, Naresh. 1999. ‘Orchestral Music Was the Music of the Working Class: Indian Popular Music, Performance Practices and Identity Among Indian South Africans in Durban, 1930-1970.’ DPhil diss., University of Natal.

Allen, Lara. 2000. ‘Representation, Gender and Women in Black South African Popular Music, 1948-1960.’ PhD diss., University of Cambridge.

Ballantine, Christopher. 2000. ‘Gender, Migrancy, and South African Popular Music in the Late 1940s and the 1950s.’ Ethnomusicology 44(3), 376-407.

Cook, Nicholas. 1999/2000. ‘Whose Music of a Century? Performance, History and Multiple Voices.’ South African Journal of Musicology: SAMUS 19/20, 1-14.

Gordon, M. 2000. Uncovering the Music Industry in South Africa. Miami: Premier Music Education Press.

James, Jennifer Sharon. 2000. ‘Generic Style Music Preferences of Urban South African Students.’ DEd. diss., University of Durban-Westville.

Kruger, Jaco. 1999/2000. ‘Of Wizards and Madmen: Venda Zwilombe, Part I.’ South African Journal of Musicology: SAMUS 19/20, 15-32.

Muller, Stephanus Jacobus van Zyl. 2000. ‘Sounding Margins: Musical Representations of White South Africa.’ PhD diss., Oxford University. [Published by A & C Black, London]

Muller, Stephanus. 2000. ‘Postmortem of Biopsie? Oor Middelpuntvliedende Kragte, Skynmodulasies, Reënboë en Suid­Afrikaanse Musikologie.’ Tydskrif Vir Geesteswetenskappe 40(3), 23-­39.

Muller, Stephanus. 2000. ‘Imagining Afrikaners Musically: Reflections On the ‘African Music’ of Stefans Grové.’ Literator 21(3), 12-­38.

Muller, Stephanus. 1999/2000. ‘Protesting Relevance: John Joubert and the Politics of Music.’ South African Journal of Musicology: SAMUS 19/20, 33-­46.

Pavlicevic, Mercédès. 1999/2000. ‘Towards a Music-Based Understanding of Improvisation in Music Therapy.’ South African Journal of Musicology: SAMUS 19/20, 47-56.

Rasmussen, Lars. 2000. Abdullah Ibrahim: A Discography. 2^nd revised & enlarged edition. Copenhagen: The Booktrader.

Rasmussen, Lars, ed. 2000. Sathima Bea Benjamin – Embracing Jazz. Copenhagen: The Booktrader.

Spies, Bertha M. 1999/2000. ‘Op Soek na ’n Hermeneutiese Venster/On the Search for a Hermeneutic Window.’ South African Journal of Musicology: SAMUS 19/20, 71-82.

Engelbrecht, Rika and Beverly Parker. 2001. ‘Addendum to South African Postgraduate Theses in Music [until 1999].’ South African Journal of Musicology: SAMUS 21, 97-104.

Kruger, Jaco. 2001. ‘Of Wizards and Madmen: Venda Zwilombe, Part II.’ South African Journal of Musicology: SAMUS 21, 1-18.

Muller, Stephanus. 2001. ‘Spaces of Nationness: On Myth, Masks, Music and Afrikaner Identity.’ Tydskrif vir Nederlands en Afrikaans 8(1), 142­-72.

Muller, Stephanus. 2001. ‘Exploring the Aesthetics of Reconciliation: Rugby and the South African National Anthem.’ South African Journal of Musicology: SAMUS 21, 19-­37.

Parker, Roger. 2001. ‘Sudden Charms: The Progress of An Aria.’ South African Journal of Musicology: SAMUS 21, 47-58.

Rasmussen, Lars, ed. 2001. Cape Town Jazz, 1959-1963: The Photographs of Hardy Stockmann. Copenhagen: The Booktrader.

Schadeberg, Jurgen. 2001. The Black and White Fifties: Jurgen Schadeberg’s South Africa. Pretoria: Protea.

Scherzinger, Martin. 2001. ‘Negotiating the Music-Theory/African-Music Nexus: A Political Critique of Ethnomusicological Anti-Formalism and a Strategic Analysis of the Harmonic Patterning of the Shona Mbira Song Nyamaropa.’ Perspectives of New Music 39(1), 5-117.

Agawu, Kofi and Graham F. Welch. 2002. ‘Evaluation of the Travelling Music Institute for Research in South Africa (TIMR).’ http://evaluation.nrf.ac.za/Content/Documents/Programme/timrevalreportmar02.pdf, March 2002.

Allen, Lara. 2002. ‘Seeking the Significance of Two “Classic” South African Jazz Standards: Sound, Body, Response.’ English Studies in Africa 45(2), 91-108.

Coplan, David B. 2002. ‘Music: Anthropology.’ South African Journal of Musicology: SAMUS 22, 1-12.

Detterbeck, Markus. 2002. ‘South African Choral Music (Amakwaya): Song, Contest and the Formation of Identity.’ DPhil. diss., University of Natal.

Jonker, Julian. 2002. A Silent Way: Routes of South African Jazz, 1946-1978.’ Chimurenga.

Lucia, Christine. 2002. ‘Abdullah Ibrahim and the Uses of Memory.’ British Journal of Ethnomusicology 11(2), 124-43.

Mogotsi, Joe with Pearl Connor. Mantindane. 2002. ‘He Who Survives’: My Life with the Manhattan Brothers. Copenhagen: The Booktrader.

Muller, Stephanus. 2001/2. ‘Contemporary South African Interfaces with Aspects of Adornian Musical Thought.’ Ars Nova 33/34, 30-­35.

Olwage, Grant. 2002. ‘Scriptions of the Choral: The Historiography of Black South African Choralism.’ South African Journal of Musicology: SAMUS 22, 29-45.

van Niekerk, Caroline. 2002. ‘Team Research Towards Music Education Unit Standards for Southern Africa (MEUSSA).’ Bulletin of the Council for Research in Music Education 153/154, 119-127.

Allen, Lara. 2003. ‘Commerce, Politics, and Musical Hybridity: Vocalizing Urban Black South African Identity During the 1950s.’ Ethnomusicology 47(2), 228-49.

Bosch, Tanja. 2003. ‘Radio, Community and Identity in South Africa: A Rhizomatic Study of Bush Radio in Cape Town.’ PhD diss., Ohio University.

Cockburn, Christopher. 2003. ‘A Distinctive Politics: Handel Becomes Historically Informed in South Africa.’ South African Journal of Musicology: SAMUS 23, 1-12.

Dalamaba, Lindelwa. 2003. ‘Still Grazing: The Musical Journey of Hugh Masekela.’ South African Journal of Musicology: SAMUS 23, 72-6.

Gunner, Liz. 2003. ‘“Those Dying Generations at Their Song”: Singing of Life, Death and Aids in Contemporary Kwazulu-Natal.’ English Studies in Africa 46(2), 41-53.

Hartman, Mia. 2003. Anton Hartman: Dis Sy Storie. Pretoria: Mia Hartman.

Herbst, Anri, ed. 2003. Emerging Solutions for Musical Arts Education in Africa. Cape Town: African Minds.

Herbst, Anri, Meki Nzewi and Kofi Agawu, eds. 2003. Musical Arts in Africa: Theory, Practice and Education, Vol. 1. Pretoria: Unisa Press.

Lüdemann, Winfried. 2003. ‘Uit die Diepte van Ons See: An Archetypal Interpretation of Selected Examples of Afrikaans Patriotic Music.’ South African Journal of Musicology: SAMUS 23, 13-42.

May, James. 2003. ‘Pitch Organisation in Hendrik Hofmeyr’s Allenstryd.’ South African Journal of Musicology: SAMUS 23, 43-54.

Mbambisa, Tete and Vuyiswa Ngcwangu. 2003. ‘Tete Mbulelo Mbambisa, Pianist, Composer, Singer, Bandleader.’ In Jazz People of Cape Town, edited by Lars Rasmussen, 141-52. Copenhagen: The Booktrader.

Meintjes, Louise. 2003. Sound of Africa! Making Music Zulu in a South African Studio. Durham, NC: Duke University Press.

Olwage, Grant. 2003. ‘Music and (Post)Colonialism: The Dialectics of Choral Culture on a South African Frontier.’ PhD diss., Rhodes University.

Olwage, Grant. 2003. ‘Hym(n)ing: Music and Masculinity in the Early Victorian Church.’ In Nineteenth-Century British Music Studies Vol. 3, edited by Bennett Zon and Peter Horton, 21-44. Aldershot: Ashgate.

Rasmussen, Lars, ed. 2003. Jazz People of Cape Town. Copenhagen: The Booktrader.

Titlestad, Michael. 2003. ‘Mongane Serote’s “To Every Birth Its Blood”: History and the Limits of Improvisation.’ Journal of Literary Studies 19(2), 108-24.

Titlestad, Michael. 2003. ‘Water from an Ancient Well: Abdullah Ibrahim as Pilgrim and Healer.’ African Identities 1(1), 53-68.

Van der Mescht, Heinrich. 2003.  ‘Some South African Connections Among Students at the Hochschule für Musik in Berlin, 1914-1933.’ South African Journal of Musicology: SAMUS 23, 55-70.

Allen, Lara. 2004. ‘Music, Film and Gangsters in the Sophiatown Imaginary: Featuring Dolly Rathebe.’ Scrutiny 2: Issues in English Studies in Southern Africa 9(1), 19-38.

Allen, Lara. 2004. ‘Kwaito Versus Crossed-Over: Music and Identity during South Africa’s Rainbow Years, 1994-99.’ Social Dynamics: A Journal of African Studies 30(2), 82-111.

Ansell, Gwen. 2004. Soweto Blues: Jazz, Popular Music, and Politics in South Africa. New York: Continuum.

Ballantine, Christopher. 2004. ‘Re-Thinking ‘Whiteness’? Identity, Change and “White” Popular Music in Post-Apartheid South Africa.’ Popular Music 23(2), 105-31.

Dlamini, Sazi. 2004. ‘The Role of the Umrhubhe Bow as Transmitter of Cultural Knowledge among the Amaxhosa: An Interview with Latozi ‘Madosini’ Mpahleni.’ Journal of the Musical Arts in Africa 1(1), 138-60.

Fokkens, Robert. 2004. ‘Peter Klatzow: Perspectives On Context and Identity.’ South African Journal of Musicology: SAMUS 24, 99-107.

Gilbert, Shirli. 2004. ‘Songs Confront the Past: Music in KZ Sachsenhausen, 1936-1945.’ Contemporary European History 13(3), 281-304.

Hammond, Nicol. 2004. ‘Singing South Africanness: The Construction of Identity Among South African Youth Choirs.’ Journal of the Musical Arts in Africa 1(1), 103-15.

Hinch, John. 2004. ‘Stravinsky in Africa.’ Muziki: Journal of Music Research in Africa 1(1), 71-86.

Hinch, John. 2004. ‘Stefans Grové: Winds of Change.’ Journal of the Musical Arts in Africa 1(1), 24-41.

Levine, Laurie.2004. The Drumcafe’s Traditional Music of South Africa. Johannesburg: Jacana.

Makeba, Miriam & Nomsa Mwamuka. 2004. Makeba: The Miriam Makeba Story. Johannesburg: STE Publishers.

Masekela, Hugh & D. 2004. Michael Cheers. Still Grazing: The Musical Journey of Hugh Masekela. New York: Crown Publishers.

Masoga, Mogomme Alpheus. 2004. ‘Scottish Troops, Sekhwetshe and Turpa: Indigenising the West.’ Muziki: Journal of Music Research in Africa 1(1), 60-70.

May, James. 2004. ‘Peter Klatzow’s Works for Solo Piano.’ South African Journal of Musicology: SAMUS 24 (2004): 109-33.

May, James and Peter Klatzow. 2004. ‘Work Catalogue: Addenda.’ South African Journal of Musicology: SAMUS 24 (2004): 149-70.

Meintjes, Louise. 2004. ‘Shoot the Sergeant, Shatter the Mountain: The Production of Masculinity in Zulu Ngoma Song and Dance in Post-apartheid South Africa.’ British Journal of Ethnomusicology 13(2), 173-201.

Mhlambi, Thokozani. 2004. ‘“Kwaitofabulous”: The Study of a South African Urban Genre.’ Journal of the Musical Arts in Africa 1(1), 116-27.

Muller, Carol A. 2004. South African Music: A Century of Traditions in Transformation. Santa Barbara, CA: ABC Clio.

Odendaal, Abie. 2004. ‘Interview with Peter Klatzow: Addenda.’ South African Journal of Musicology: SAMUS 24 (2004): 143-48.

Olwage, Grant. 2004. ‘The Class and Colour of Tone: An Essay on the Social History of Vocal Timbre.’ Ethnomusicology Forum 13(2), 203-26.

Pavlicevic, Mercédès. 2004. ‘Taking Music Seriously: Some Thoughts in the Newer South Africa.’ Muziki: Journal of Music Research in Africa 1(1), 3-19.

Ramanna, Nishlyn. 2004. ‘Contemporary South African Jazz and the Politics of Place.’ Social Dynamics 30(2), 112-27.

Robertson, Mary. 2004. ‘“Imagining Ourselves”: South African Music as a Vehicle for Negotiating White South African Identity.’ Journal of the Musical Arts in Africa 1(1), 128-37.

Smith, Barry. 2004. ‘Peter Klatzow’s Religious Choral Music.’ South African Journal of Musicology: SAMUS 24, 1-11.

Spies, Bertha. 2004. ‘Peter Klatzow’s Hamlet: A Drama in Music and Movement.’ South African Journal of Musicology: SAMUS 24, 65-84.

Stevens, Robin. 2004. ‘Tonic Sol-fa in South Africa – A Case of Endogenous Musical Practice.’ In Australian Association for Research in Music Education: Proceedings of the XXVIth Annual Conference, 25-28 September, 301-14. Clayton, Victoria: Australian Association for Research in Music Education.

Steyn, Carol. 2004. ‘The 1572 Pontifical in the Library Archives of the University of South Africa, Pretoria.’ Muziki: Journal of Music Research in Africa 1(1), 20-40.

Taljaard, Hannes. 2004. ‘Interpreting Tonality in Three Compositions for Orchestra.’ South African Journal of Musicology: SAMUS 24, 29-64.

Titlestad, Michael. 2004. Making the Changes: Jazz in South African Literature and Reportage. Pretoria: Unisa Press and Leiden: Koninklijke Brill NV.

Van Rensburg, Adriana Janse. 2004. Songwriting in Adolescence: An Ethnographic Study in the Western Cape. PhD diss., Stellenbosch University.

Viljoen, Martina. 2004. ‘Two Reflections on Urban Discourse: Holy-hip as Social Symbolism.’ Muziki: Journal of Music Research in Africa 1(1), 41-59.

Viljoen, Martina. 2004. ‘Word/Image/Music Interactions: Peter Klatzow’s Tyd van Verhuising.’ South African Journal of Musicology: SAMUS 24, 13-28.

Viljoen, Martina. 2004. ‘Ideology and Textuality: Speculating on the Boundaries of Music.’ Scrutiny2 9(1), 68-87.

Viljoen, Martina. 2004. ‘Questions of Musical Meaning: An Ideology-Critical Approach.’ International Review of the Aesthetics and Sociology of Music 35(1), 3-28.

Walton, Chris. 2004. ‘Diplomatic Arts: Interview with Srdjan Hofman.’ Muziki: Journal of Music Research in Africa 1(1), 87-96.

Zaidel-Rudolph, Jeanne. 2004. ‘The String Quartets of Peter Klatzow.’ South African Journal of Musicology: SAMUS 24, 85-98.

Allen, Lara. 2005. ‘Circuits of Recognition and Desire in the Evolution of Black South African Popular Music: The Career of the Penny Whistle.’ South African Journal of Musicology: SAMUS 25, 31-52.

Blake, Michael. 2005. ‘Review Article: The Present-Day Composer Refuses to Budge – Case Studies in New South African Orchestral Music.’ South African Journal of Musicology: SAMUS 25, 127-44.

Coetzer, Boudina. 2005. ‘Langarm In and Around Grahamstown: The Dance, the Social History and the Music.’ Journal of the Musical Arts in Africa 2(1), 70-83.

Davies, James Q. 2005. ‘Melodramatic Possessions: South Africa, The Flying Dutchman and the Imperial Stage.’ The Opera Quarterly 21(3), 1-19.

Devroop, Chatradari. 2005. ‘Towards a Conceptual Framework for the Design of a Qualification in Music Technology at Post-Secondary Institutions in South Africa.’ DMus diss., University of Pretoria.

Devroop, Chatradari. 2005. ‘An Investigation into the Current Status of Music Technology at Post-secondary Institutions in South Africa.’ Muziki: Journal of Music Research in Africa 2(1), 3-10.

Drewett, Michael. 2005. ‘“Stop This Filth”: The Censorship of Roger Lucey’s Music in Apartheid South Africa.’ South African Journal of Musicology: SAMUS 25, 53-70.

Giddy, Patrick and Markus Detterbeck. 2005. ‘Questions Regarding Tradition and Modernity in Contemporary Amakwaya Practice.’ Transformation 58, 26-44.

Gilbert, Shirli. 2005. ‘Popular Music, Gender Equality and the Anti-apartheid Struggle.’ In Gender and Sexuality in South African Music, edited by Chris Walton and Stephanus Muller, 11-18. Stellenbosch: Sun Press.

Gilbert, Shirli. 2005. ‘Music as Historical Source: Social History and Musical Texts.’ International Review of the Aesthetics and Sociology of Music Vol. 36(1), 117-34.

Grupe, Gerd. 2005. ‘Notating African Music: Issues and Concepts.’ the world of music 47(2), 87-103.

Gunner, Elizabeth. 2005. ‘Mapping Texts Differently: A Case for Re-Reading the South African Imaginary.’ Gramma: Journal of Theory and Criticism 13,131-46.

Harrop-Allin, Susan. 2005. ‘Review Article: Ethnomusicology and Music Education: Developing the Dialogue.’ South African Journal of Musicology: SAMUS 25, 109-26.

Herbst, Anri, Jacques de Wet and Susan Risjdijk. 2005. ‘A Survey of Music Education in the Primary Schools of South Africa’s Cape Peninsula.’ Journal of Research in Music Education 53(3), 260-83.

Levine, Laurie. 2005. The Drum Café’s Traditional Music of South Africa. Johannesburg: Jacana Media.

Lucia, Christine. 2005. ‘Mapping the Field: A Preliminary Survey of South African Composition and Performance as Research.’ South African Journal of Musicology: SAMUS 25, 83-108.

Lucia, Christine, ed. 2005. The World of South African Music: A Reader. Newcastle-Upon-Tyne: Cambridge Scholars Press.

Lucia, Christine. 2005. ‘Abdullah Ibrahim and ‘African Pianism’ in South Africa.’ In Towards An African Pianism: Keyboard Music of Africa and the Diaspora, Vol. 1, edited by Cynthia Tse Kimberlin and Akin Euba, 53-67. California: MRI Press.

Mans, Minette. 2005. ‘Aesthetics and Values as Core Determinants of Musical Identity Formation.’ Journal of the Musical Arts in Africa 2(1), 1-22.

Muller, Stephanus. 2005. ‘Queer Alliances.’ In Gender and Sexuality in South African Music, edited by Chris Walton and Stephanus Muller, 33­-46. Stellenbosch: African SUN Media.

Muller, Stephanus. 2005. ‘Music Criticism and Adorno.’ International Review of the Aesthetics and Sociology of Music 36(1), 101­-16.

Ntšihlele, Flora M. 2005. ‘Rhythm as “Music” in Basotho Children’s Folk Narratives: A Study of Mokali ‘a Thòlè.’ Muziki: Journal of Music Research in Africa 2(1), 11-20.

Nzewi, Meki and Sello Galane. 2005. ‘Music is a Woman.’ In Gender and Sexuality in South African Music, edited by Chris Walton and Stephanus Muller, 69-78. Stellenbosch: Sun Press.

Olwage, Grant. 2005. ‘Black Musicality in Colonial South Africa: A Discourse of Alterities.’ In Gender and Sexuality in South African Music, edited by Chris Walton and Stephanus Muller, 1-10. Stellenbosch: Sun Press.

Potgieter, Zelda and Vuyani Mazomba. 2005. ‘Liberating Voices: Narrative Strategies and Style in Township Choral Music, with Specific Reference to Selected Works by Three Xhosa Composers.’ Journal of the Musical Arts in Africa 2(1), 23-54.

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Chirere, Memory and Denys Muandatsama. 2008. ‘To Whom Does Oliver Mtukudzi Belong?’ Muziki: Journal of Music Research in Africa 5(1), 111-23.

Chirere, Memory and Edwin Mhandu. 2008. ‘Songs that Won the War of Liberation and Poems that Grapple with the War and Its Aftermath.’ Muziki: Journal of Music Research in Africa 5(2), 271-83.

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Vambe, Maurice T. 2008. ‘A New Song? Subverting Discourses of Death and Ancestral Purity in Zimbabwe’s Music.’ Muziki: Journal of Music Research in Africa 5(1), 131-44.

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Delport, Alette and Josphat Mufute. 2009. ‘Training the Non-specialist Music Teacher: Insights from a Zimbabwean Case Study.’ Journal of the Musical Arts in Africa 7(1), 1-15.

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Letcher, Christopher. 2009. ‘Mbaqanga, Bollywood and Beethoven on the Beachfront: A Composer’s Perspective on Representation and Identity in the Film My Black Little Heart.’ Ethnomusicology Forum 18(1), 21-36.

Lo, Sheba Kane. 2009. ‘People’s Poet: Mzwakhe Mbuli and the Power of the Poet in the Liberation Struggle and in the “New” South Africa.’ PhD diss., Howard University.

Loveday, Clare. 2009. ‘“Collusion and Collision”: A Composition Portfolio Focussing on Straight Sax, and a Dissertation.’ DMus, University of the Witwatersrand.

Loveday, Clare. 2009. ‘From Johannesburg to Vienna: Presenting South African Composition on a European Stage.’ SAMUS: South African Music Studies 29, 81-92.

Lucia, Christine. 2009. ‘The Landscape Within: Kevin Volans and the String Quartet.’ SAMUS: South African Music Studies 29, 1-30.

Lucia, Christine. 2009. ‘Volans Chronology.’ SAMUS: South African Music Studies 29, 39-52.

Lucia, Christine. 2009. ‘Volans: Worklist 1970-2009.’ SAMUS: South African Music Studies 29, 53-60.

Makina, Blandina. 2009. ‘Rhythm, Rhyme and Songfulness’ The Role of Shona Children’s Gamesongs in Education.’ Muziki: Journal of Music Research in Africa 6(1), 49-57.

Makina, Blandina. 2009. ‘Re-thinking White Narratives: Popular Songs and Protest Discourse in Post-colonial Zimbabwe.’ Muziki: Journal of Music Research in Africa 6(2), 192-20.

Mangwanda, Khombe Marcel. 2009. ‘Satirical Sounds in John Eppel’s Songs My Country Taught Me.’ Muziki: Journal of Music Research in Africa 6(2), 163-69.

Mano, Winston. 2009. ‘“Thank God It’s Friday”: Responses to Music Scheduling on Radio Zimbabwe.’ Muziki: Journal of Music Research in Africa 6(2), 192-220.

Matjila, Daniel. 2009. ‘Analogy and Intertextuality in Setswana Oral/Written Poetic Diction.’ Muziki: Journal of Music Research in Africa 6(1), 92-111.

Mdluli, Sisana R. 2009. ‘Swazi Woman, Song and the Construction of Social Awareness in Swazi Culture.’ Muziki: Journal of Music Research in Africa 6(1), 58-78.

Mombelli, Carlo. 2009. ‘The Artistry and Technique of Improvised Music: A Composition Portfolio and a Dissertation.’ DMus, University of the Witwatersrand.

Muller, Stephanus. 2009. ‘‘n Blik op die Resepsiegeskiedenis van Hendrik Hofmeyr se Sinfonia Africana.’ Musicus 37(1), 19­-23.

Musvoto, Alfred Rangarirai. 2009. ‘Filling the Void in Our National life: The Search for a Song that Captures the Spirit of Rhodesian Nationalism and National Identity.’ Muziki: Journal of Music Research in Africa 6(2), 154-62.

Naidoo, Salachi and Charles Pfukwa. 2009. ‘Representations of Women in Zimbabwean Contemporary Music.’ Muziki: Journal of Music Research in Africa 6(2), 145-53.

Ntshinga, Thabazi. 2009. ‘Song Texts and the Ambiguities of Oral Performance.’ Muziki: Journal of Music Research in Africa 6(1), 36-48.

Onyeji, Christian. 2009. ‘Social Transformation in South Africa Through the Musical Arts: A Batswana Experience with Special Reference to the Ikageng-Bill Cosby Cultural Group.’ Journal of the Musical Arts in Africa 6(1), 35-58.

Petersen, Alvin. 2009. ‘Teaching African Musics: Personal Reflections in a South African University Setting.’ the world of music 51(3), 51-64.

Raditlhalo, Sam. 2009. ‘The Self-Invention of Hugh Masekela.’ Journal of Literary Studies 25(1), 34-52.

Ross, Barry. 2009. ‘Challenges Facing Theories of Music and Language Co-evolution.’ Journal of the Musical Arts in Africa 6(1), 61-76.

Rwafa, Urther and Beaity Vambe. 2009. ‘Cybermusic, Copyright Issues and the Democratic ‘Deficit’ in Zimbabwe.’ Muziki: Journal of Music Research in Africa 6(1), 79-91.

Steyn, Carol. 2009. ‘MS 6b12 in the Grey Collection of the National Library in Cape Town: A Rare Musicological Discovery.’ Muziki: Journal of Music Research in Africa 6(1), 1-13.

Steyn, Carol. 2009. ‘The Very Rare First Complete Edition of Mozart’s Der Schauspieldirektor in the Unisa Library: An Important Key to Authenticity.’ Muziki: Journal of Music Research in Africa 6(2), 241-59.

Still-Drewett. 2009. ‘South African Music Libraries: Collegial, Institutional and Geographic Isolation, an Examination.’ Fontes Artis Musicae 56(2), 207-14.

Vambe, Maurice. 2009. ‘The Function of Songs in the Shona Ritual-Myth of Kurova-Guva.’ Muziki: Journal of Music Research in Africa 6(1), 112-9.

Bruinders, Sylvia. 2010. ‘Parading Respectability: The Christmas Bands Movement in the Western Cape, South Africa and the Constitution of Identity.’ African Music: Journal of the International Library of African Music 8(4), 69-83.

Davies, James, with Lindiwe Dovey. 2010. ‘Bizet in Khayelitsha: U-Carmen eKhayelitsha as Audio-visual Transculturation.’ Journal of African Media Studies 2(1), 39-53.

Devroop, Karendra and Chats Devroop. 2010. ‘The Career Expectations of Students Majoring in Jazz in South Africa: Analysis of Performance Expectations, Income and Career Plans.’ Muziki: Journal of Music Research in Africa 7(1), 31-40.

Dlamini, Sazi. 2010. ‘The South African Blue Notes: Bebop, Mbaqanga, Apartheid and the Exiling of a Musical Imagination.’ PhD diss., University of KwaZulu Natal.

Gilbert, Shirli. 2010. ‘Jews and the Racial State: Legacies of the Holocaust in Apartheid South Africa, 1945-60.’ Jewish Social Studies 16(3), 32-64.

Gilbert, Shirli. 2010. ‘‘We Long for a Home’: Songs and Survival Among Jewish Displaced Persons.’ In ‘We Are Here’: New Approaches to Jewish Displaced Persons in Postwar Germany, edited by Avinoam J. Patt, and  Michael Berkowitz, 289-307. Detroit: Wayne State University Press.

Hammond, Nicol. 2010. ‘The Gendered Sound of South Africa: Karen Zoid and the Performance of Nationalism in the New South Africa.’ Yearbook for Traditional Music 42, 1-20.

Hellberg, Jan. 2010. ‘We Worship God in Our Way: Disaffection and Localisation in the Music Culture of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Namibia.’ Journal of the Musical Arts in Africa 7(1), 17-50.

Khan, Katy. 2010. ‘Re-locating South African Hip Hop into Global Intercultural Communication.’ Muziki: Journal of Music Research in Africa 7(1), 148-60.

Lambrechts, Lizabé and Martina Viljoen. 2010. ‘Afrikaanse Vryheidsliedjies as Konfigurasie van Identiteit: ’n Ideologie-Kritiese Perspektief.’ Literator, 31(2), 135-61.

Lobley, Noel. 2010. ‘The Social Biography of Ethnomusicological Field Recordings: Eliciting Responses to Hugh Tracey’s The Sound of Africa Series.’ DPhil diss., University of Oxford.

Loveday, Clare. 2010. ‘Composing for the Straight Saxophone: Accredited Articles.’ Musicus 38(1), 3-17.

Matjila, Daniel. 2010. ‘Music in Poetry: Poem in the Story.’ Muziki: Journal of Music Research in Africa 7(2), 228-43.

Mugovhani, Ndwamato George. 2010. ‘The Role of Indigenous African Choral Music in the Search for Identity: With Special Reference to Mzilikazi Khumalo’s Music.’ Muziki: Journal of Music Research in Africa 7(1), 60-75.

Muller, Stephanus. 2010. ‘Orientalizing Europe, Europeanizing Africa: The Fantastical Lives and Tales of Jan Gysbert Hugo (the Marquis) (Louis De) (Vere) Bosman Di Ravelli, Also Known As Gian Bonzar.’ In (Auto)Biography As a Musicological Discourse, edited by T. Markovic and V. Mikic, 142-­59. Belgrade: Department of Musicology, Faculty of Music.

Muponde, Robert. 2010. ‘Cultural Migrancies: Provisional Thoughts on Two Song-dramas in the “Matter of Zimbabwe”.’ Muziki: Journal of Music Research in Africa 7(1), 116-129.

Muranda, Richard. 2010. ‘The Nhare Mbira Music Trends in Zimbabwe Since 1980.’ Muziki: Journal of Music Research in Africa 7(1), 76-87.

Naidoo, Salachi. 2010. ‘Male Perspectives of ‘Womanhood’ in Selected Songs by Thomas Mapfumo.’ Muziki: Journal of Music Research in Africa 7(1), 88-96.

Ndlangamandla, Sibusiso C. 2010. ‘Performing Gendered Identities: In Search of the Masculine Voice in siSwati Popular Music.’ Muziki: Journal of Music Research in Africa 7(1), 97-106.

Njoora, Timothy. 2010. ‘Music and Meaning: Some Reflections Through Personal Compositions.’ Muziki: Journal of Music Research in Africa 7(1), 41-59.

Ntshinga, Thabazi. 2010. ‘Recurrent Themes in isiXhosa Songs.’ Muziki: Journal of Music Research in Africa 7(1), 161-68.

Ntshinga, Thabazi. 2010. ‘Dynamic Shifts and Cultural Hybridity in Xhosa Woman’s Songs.’ Muziki: Journal of Music Research in Africa 7(2), 244-50.

Ntuli, Cynthia Danisile. 2010. ‘The Function of Songs in the Performance of Zulu Folktales.’ Muziki: Journal of Music Research in Africa 7(2), 216-27.

Olwage, Grant. 2010. ‘Singing in the Victorian World: Tonic Sol-Fa and Discourses of Religion, Science, and Empire in the Cape Colony.’ Muziki: Journal of Music Research in Africa 7(2), 193-215.

Pfukwa, Charles. 2010. ‘When Cultures Speak Back to Each Other: The Legacy of Benga in Zimbabwe.’ Muziki: Journal of Music Research in Africa 7(1), 169-78.

Roos, Hilde. 2010. ‘Opera Production in the Western Cape: Strategies in Search of Indigenization.’ PhD diss., Stellenbosch University.

Rwafa, Urther. 2010. ‘Song and Political Satire in the Play, The Honorable MP (1987).’ Muziki: Journal of Music Research in Africa 7(1), 107-15.

Shembe, Isiah, Johannes Galilee Shembe, Carol Ann Muller, Bongani Mthewthwa, Themba Mbhele. 2010. Shembe Hymns. University of Kwa-Zulu-Natal Press.

Sone, Enongene Mirabeau. 2010. ‘Aesthetics from the Swazi Perspective: The case of the Swazi Umh;anga/Reed Dance.’ Muziki: Journal of Music Research in Africa 7(1), 130-39.

Thram, Diane, ed. 2010. For Future Generations: Hugh Tracey and the International Library of African Music. Grahamstown: International Library of African Music.

Vambe, Maurice Taonezvi. 2010. ‘Ambiguities and the Oral Song Narrative in Charles Samupindi’s Novel, Pawns (1992).’ Muziki: Journal of Music Research in Africa 7(1), 140-47.

Van Aswegen, Riekie and Hetta Potgieter. 2010. ‘Folk Music for Children’s Choirs: The Challenges and Benefits of Cultural Diversity.’ Journal of the Musical Arts in Africa 7(1),  51-78.

Watkins, Lee William. 2010. ‘Keeping it Real: Amaxhosa Iimbongi Making Mimesis Do its Thing in the Hip-Hop and Rap Music of the Eastern Cape.’ African Music: Journal of the International Library of African Music 8(4), 24-47.

Brukman, Jeffrey. 2011. ‘Aspects of Musical Modernism: The Afrikaans Song Cycles of Cromwell Everson.’ Journal of the Musical Arts in Africa 8, 1-21.

Ntombela, Sipho Albert. 2011. Amasu Asetshenziswa Ngomasikandi Besizulu Emculweni Wabo [Historical strategies used by Zulu maskandi in their music.]. PhD diss., University of South Africa.

Bruinders, Sylvia. 2011. ‘Parading Respectability: An Ethnography of the Christmas Bands Movement in the Western Cape, South Africa.’ PhD diss., University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign.

Coetzee, Paulette. 2011. ‘Hugh Tracey, Authenticity and (African) Popular Music.’ IASPM 16^th International Conference Proceedings: Situating Popular Musics, 89-94. https://pdfs.semanticscholar.org/dccf/b825020d5016c512cf180200b057122881bd.pdf.

Dargie, Dave. 2010/2011. The Redoubtable Nofinishi Dywili, Uhadi Master and Xhosa Song Leader.’ SAMUS: South African Music Studies 30/31, 1-30.

Dargie, Dave. 2011. ‘The Xhosa Umrhubhe Mouthbow: An Extraordinary Musical Instrument.’ African Music: Journal of the International Library of African Music 9(1), 31-55.

De Villiers, Frelét. 2010/2011. The Piano Teaching Situation From a Student Perspective: A South African Qualitative Study.’ South African Music Studies 30/31, 159-176.

Devroop, Chats. 2011. ‘Music and Exile: The Making of Culture and Identity.’ Focus: The Journal of the Helen Suzman Foundation 61, 3-12.

Felber, Garrett. 2010/2011. ‘Tracing Tribe: Hugh Tracey and the Cultural Politics of Retribalisation.’ South African Music Studies 30/31, 31-44.

Fernandez, Julian C. 2011. ‘Cultural and Religious Unification Through Music in Desert Rose’s Silence of the Music.’ Journal of the Musical Arts in Africa 8, 87-100.

Froneman, Willemien. 2011. The Riches of Embarrassment. Critical Arts 25(2), 309-15.

Himberg, Tommi and Marc R. Thompson. 2011. ‘Learning and Synchronising Dance Movements in South African Songs – Cross-cultural Motion-capture Study.’ Dance Research: The Journal of the Society for Dance Research 29, 305-28.

Jorritsma, Marie. 2011. Sonic Spaces of the Karoo: The Sacred Music of a South African Coloured Community. Philadelphia: Temple University Press.

Joseph, Dawn. 2011. ‘Cultural Diversity in Australia: Promoting the Teaching and Learning of South African Music.’ Australian Journal of Music Education 1, 42-56.

Lawrence, Patricia B. 2011. Viva Musica! A Bird’s Eye View of Music at Unisa. Pretoria: Unisa Press.

Lucia, Christine. 2011. Music Notation: A South African Guide. Pretoria: Unisa Press.

Lucia, Christine. 2011. ‘Die Sprache Des Bilds Im Klang: Zur Bedeutung der Bildenden Kunst im Schaffen von Kevin Volans.’ Musiktexte 129, 45-50.

Lucia, Christine. 2011. ‘Mohapeloa and the Heritage of African Song.’ African Music: Journal of the International Library of African Music 9(1), 56-86.

Makondo, Livingstone and Otlina Makondo. 2011. ‘Funeral Songs and the Seventh-day Adventist Church.’ Muziki: Journal of Music Research in Africa 8(1), 70-81.

Manase, Irikidzayi. 2011. ‘The Aesthetics of Winky D’s Zimbabwe Urban Grooves Music and an Overview of his Social Commentary on the Post-2000 Experiences in Harare and Other Urban Centres.’ Muziki: Journal of Music Research in Africa 8(2), 81-95.

Marco, Derilene. 2011. ‘Rhyming with ‘Knowledge of Self’: The South African Hip-hop Scene’s Discourses on Race and Knowledge.’ Muziki: Journal of Music Research in Africa 8(2), 96-106.

Matiure, Perminus. 2011. ‘Mbira Dzavadzimu and its Space Within the Shona Cosmology: Tracing Mbira from Bira to the Spiritual World.’ Muziki: Journal of Music Research in Africa 8(2), 29-49.

Mhiripiri, Nhamo Anthony. 2011. ‘‘Welcome Singing Sungura Queens’: Cultural Studies and the Promotion of Female Musicians in a Zimbabwean Male-dominated Music Genre.’ Muziki: Journal of Music Research in Africa 8(1), 103-19.

Mohitihi, Keitirang Elsie and Kofi Poku Quan-Baffour. 2011. ‘Oral Performance and Voice of Wisdom: Batswana Songs to Educate Young Adults About Community Health Problems.’ Muziki: Journal of Music Research in Africa 8(2), 72-80.

Mtose, Xoliswa. 2011. ‘Welcome Songs by AmaXhosa Women of Idutywa.’ Muziki: Journal of Music Research in Africa 8(1), 96-102.

Muller, Carol Ann and Sathima Bea Benjamin. 2011. Musical Echoes: South African Women Thinking in Jazz. Durham, NC: Duke University Press.

Muller, Stephanus. 2011. ‘Miniature Blueprints, Spider Strategems: A Michael Blake Retrospective At 60.’ the Musical Times 152(191), 1-­22.

Muller, Stephanus. 2011. ‘Twelve Notes, Twelve Endnotes.’ Art South Africa 9(4), 40­-44.

Mushore, Washington. 2011. ‘The Role of Songs in Selected Zimbabwean Television Advertisements.’ Muziki: Journal of Music Research in Africa 8(2), 107-12.

Nchindila, Bernard Mwansa. 2011. ‘The Role of Music in Reading Literacy: Symphonies of an Anthem in English as a Second Language in Multilingual Contexts.’ Muziki: Journal of Music Research in Africa 8(1), 120-35.

Pooley, Thomas M. 2010/2011. ‘Never the Twain Shall Meet’: Africanist Art Music and the End of Apartheid.’ South African Music Studies 30/31, 45-70.

Robertson, Mary. 2011. ‘The Constraints of Colour: Popular Music Listening and the Interrogation of “Race” in Post-apartheid South Africa.’ Popular Music 30(3), 455-70.

Rutsate, Jerry. 2011. ‘Mhande Dance in Kurova Guva and Mutoro Rituals: An Efficacious and Symbolic Enactment of Karanga Epistemology.’ PhD diss., University of KwaZulu-Natal.

Rwafa, Urther. 2011. ‘Song and the Zimbabwean Film, Flame (1996).’ Muziki: Journal of Music Research in Africa 8(1), 47-58.

Somma, Donato. 2010/2011. ‘Music as Discipline, Solidarity and Nostalgia in the Zonderwater Prisoner of War Camp of South Africa.’ South African Music Studies 30/31, 71-86.

Steingo, Gavin. 2011. ‘Exiles, Inziles and the Politics of Song in South Africa.’ In Exils et Migrations Postcoloniales edited by Pierre Fandio and Hervé Tchumkam, 209-23. Yaoundé: Editions Ifrikiya.

Steyn, Carol. 2011. ‘Historia Sancti Ludgeri Edited by Morné Bezuidenhout: A New Contribution to Chant Scholarship.’ Journal of the Musical Arts in Africa 8, 75-85.

Still-Drewett, Fiona. 2011. ‘Ilam’s Archival Revitalisation: The Past Five Years at the International Library of African Music.’ Fontes Artis Musicae 58(2), 157-64.

Stolp, Mareli. 2011. ‘Review Article: Beethoven Sonatas for Cello and Piano.’ South African Music Studies 30/31, 177-86.

Thom Wium, Matildie. 2010/2011. An Intertextual Reading of the ‘Elegia’ From Arnold van Wyk’s Duo Concertante.’ South African Music Studies 30/31, 87-128.

Thom-Wium, Matildie. 2011. ‘Die Bydrae van Stefans Grové se ‘Raka’ tot die Raka-diskoers (The Contribution of Stefans Grové’s ‘Raka’ to the Raka Discourse). Tydskrif vir Geesteswetenskappe, 53(2), 231-47.

Tracey, Andrew. 2011. ‘Chopi Timbila Music.’ African Music: Journal of the International Library of African Music 9(1), 7-30.

Twani, Zoliswa. 2011. ‘Music Behind Bars: Exploring the Role of Music As a Tool for Rehabilitation and Empowerment of Offenders At Mthatha Medium Correctional Centre.’ PhD diss., University of the Witwatersrand.

Vambe, Maurice Taonezvi. 2011. ‘Rethinking the Notion of Chimurenga in the Context of Political Change in Zimbabwe.’ Muziki: Journal of Music Research in Africa 8(2), 1-28.

Van Rhyn, Chris. 2011. ‘Priaulx Rainier’s Requiem and its contexts.’ Musicus 39(2), 28-38.

Venter, Carina. 2011. ‘Die Verband tussen Vroeë Apartheidsintellektualisering, Afrikanermusiekhistoriografie en die Ontluiking van ‘n Apartheidsestetika in die Toonkuns: Westerse Kultuur, Afrikanernasionalisme en “O Boereplaas”.’ Litnet Akademies 8(3), https://www.litnet.co.za/die-verband-tussen-vroee-apartheidsintellektualisering-afrikanermusiekhistoriografie/.

Vercueil, Ansie, Hannes Taljaard and Wynand Du Plessis. 2010/2011. ‘The Effect of the Tomatis Method On the Psychological Well-Being and Piano Performance of Student Pianists: An Exploratory Study.’ SAMUS: South African Music Studies 30/31, 129-158.

Viriri, Advice, Agnella Viriri and Carter Chapwanya. 2011. ‘The Influence of Popular Music, in Particular Urban Grooves Lyrics on the Zimbabwean Youth: The Case of the Troika, Maskiri, Winky D and Extra Large.’ Muziki: Journal of Music Research in Africa 8(1), 82-95.

Ballantine, Christopher. 2012. Marabi Nights: Jazz, ‘Race’ and Society in Early Apartheid South Africa. 2nd Edition.’ Scottsville, South Africa: University of Kwazulu-Natal Press.

Ballantine, Christopher. 2012. ‘Looking Back, Looking Ahead: The State of Our Discipline: Report.’ SAMUS: South African Music Studies 32, 113-33.

Becker, Heike. 2012. ‘Anthropology and the Study of Popular Culture: A Perspective from the Southern Tip of Africa.’ Research in African Literatures 43(4), 17-37.

Brukman, Jeffrey. 2012. ‘Dominant Culture, Afrikaner Nationalism and Cromwell Everson’s Klutaimnestra.’ SAMUS: South African Music Studies 32 (2012): 1-21.

Chitando, Ezra and Pauline Mateveke. 2012. ‘Challenging Patriarchy and Exercising Women’s Agency in Zimbabwean Music: Analysing the Careers of Chiwoniso Maraire and Olivia Charamba.’ Muziki: Journal of Music Research in Africa 9(2), 41-52.

Cloete, Elene and Mabel Erasmus. 2012. ‘Service Learning as Part of Tertiary Music Programmes in South Africa: A Framework for Implementation.’ Journal of the Musical Arts in Africa 9(1), 1-22.

Dalamba, Lindelwa. 2012. ‘Popular Music, Folk Music, African Music: King Kong in South Africa and London.’ In IASPM 16th International Conference Proceedings, edited by Ed Montano and Carlo Nardi, 95-101.

Davidson, Kevin. 2012. ‘Stylistic Traits in South African Jazz: Barney Rachabane – A Case Study.’ SAMUS: South African Music Studies 32, 21-36.

Davies, James, with Sheila Boniface Davies. 2012. ‘“So Take This Magic Flute and Blow. It Will Protect Us As We Go”: Impempe Yomlingo (2007-11) and South Africa’s Ongoing Transition.’ The Opera Quarterly 28(1), 54-71.

De Jongh, M.S. 2012. ‘Anarchy in the Archive Again: An Account of a South African Punk Rock Music Collection.’ Fontes Artis Musicae 60(2), 63-75.

Deppe, Liesel Margrit. 2012. ‘South African Music in Transition: A Flutist’s Perspective.’ DMA diss., University of Toronto.

Devroop, Karendra. 2012. ‘The Social-Emotional Impact of Instrumental Music Performance On Economically Disadvantaged South African Students.’ Music Education Research 14(4), 407-16.

Devroop, Karendra. 2012. ‘The Occupational Aspirations and Expectations of College Students Majoring in Jazz Studies.’ Journal of Research in Music Education 59(4), 393-405.

Duby, Marc. 2012. ‘Instrument Teaching in South African Higher Education Institutions: At the Center or on the Periphery?’ In Proceedings of the 30th World Conference of the International Society for Music Education, edited by W. Sims, 107-113. Melbourne, Australia: International Society for Music Education.

Finnegan, Ruth. 2012. ‘Topical and Political Songs.’ In Oral Literature in Africa, 265-90. Cambridge: Open Book Publishers.

Franke, Veronica. 2012. ‘South African Orchestral Music: Five Exponents.’ Acta Musicologica 84(1), 87-125.

Froneman, Willemien. 2012. ‘Pleasure Beyond the Call of Duty: Perspectives, Retrospectives and Speculations On Boeremusiek.’ PhD diss., Stellenbosch University.

Froneman, Willemien. 2012. ‘She Danced Alone: J Fourie, Songcatcher of the Groot Marico.’ Ethnomusicology Forum 21(1), 53-76.

Getz, Laura M., Tomas Chamorro-Premuzic, Michael M. Roy and Karendra Devroop. 2012. ‘The Relationship Between Affect, Uses of Music, and Music Preferences in a Sample of South African Adolescents.’ Psychology of Music 40(2), 164-78.

Gilbert, Shirli. 2012. ‘Anne Frank in South Africa: Remembering the Holocaust During and After Apartheid.’ Holocaust and Genocide Studies 26(3), 366-93.

Haeker, Allyss Angela. 2012. ‘Post-apartheid South African Choral Music: An Analysis of Integrated Musical Styles with Specific Examples by Contemporary South African Composers.’ DMA diss., University of Iowa.

Hammond, Nicol. 2012. ‘Vuvuzelas, Pop Stars and Back-up Dancers: The Politics of Rhythm and Noise At the 2010 Soccer World Cup in South Africa.’ SAMUS: South African Music Studies 32, 37-58.

Jones, Claire. 2012. ‘A Modern Tradition: The Social History of the Zimbabwean Marimba.’ African Music: Journal of the International Library of African Music 9(2), 32-56.

Jorritsma, Marie. 2012. ‘ “Don’t Frack With Our Karoo”: Water, Landscape, and Congregational Song in Kroonvale, South Africa.’ Safundi: The Journal of South African and American Studies 13(3-4), 373-91.

Lambrechts, Lizabé. 2012. ‘Ethnography and the Archive: Power and Politics in Five South African Music Archives.’ PhD, Stellenbosch University.

Lucia, Christine (with Michael Blake). 2012. ‘Don Maclennan and Music.’ In No Other World: Essays On the Life-Work of Don Maclennan, edited by Dan Wylie and Craig Mackenzie, 124-47. Cape Town: Print Matters.

Mapuranga, Tapiwa Praise. 2012. ‘“Tozeza Baba”: Gender-based Violence in Oliver Mtukudzi’s Music.’ Muziki: Journal of Music Research in Africa 9(1), 58-70.

Masuku, Norma. 2012. ‘Songs and Folktales as conduits for social change in Zulu culture: A perspective on Umkhwekazi Namasi.’ Muziki: Journal of Music Research in Africa 9(1), 90-98.

Mhiripiri, Joyce Tsitsi. 2012. ‘Patterns of live Music Promotion and Management in Zimbabwe.’ Muziki: Journal of Music Research in Africa 9(2), 66-79.

Musvoto, Alfred Rangaririai. 2012. ‘The Search for Hegemony: Ordering Power after the Formation of the Government of National Unity in Zimbabwe.’ Muziki: Journal of Music Research in Africa 9(1), 71-77.

Nyawo, Vongai Z. 2012. ‘Rhythms of Resistance: Chants that Propelled Zimbabwe’s Third Chimurenga.’ Muziki: Journal of Music Research in Africa 9(2), 53-65.

Olsen, Andrew. 2012. ‘Mozart’s African Jacket: Die Zauberflöte and its Localisation in The Magic Flute (Impempe Yomlingo).’ Journal of the Musical Arts in Africa 9(1), 67-80.

Pfukwa, Charles. 2012. ‘Simon Chimbetu: A Sonic Biography.’ Muziki: Journal of Music Research in Africa 9(1), 78-89.

Schutte, Jay. 2012. ‘Bodysuits and Biodomes: The Construction of the Sonochronotopia On Johannesburg’s South Korean Ethnoscape.’ SAMUS: South African Music Studies 32, 59-76.

Stolp, Mareli. 2012. ‘Contemporary Performance Practice of Art Music in South Africa: A Practice-Based Research Enquiry.’ PhD diss., Stellenbosch University.

Stolp, Mareli. 2012. ‘Practice-Based Research in Music: International Perspectives, South African Challenges.’ SAMUS: South African Music Studies 32, 77-90.

Takawira, Arthur P. 2012. Makunda and Maurice T. Vambe. ‘Popular songs and the creation and expansion of Shona orthography in Zimbabwe.’ Muziki: Journal of Music Research in Africa 9(1), 99-117.

Viljoen, Martina. 2012. ‘Is Interdisciplinarity Enough? Critical Remarks On Some ‘New Musicological’ Strategies From the Perspective of the Thought of Christopher Norris.’ International Review of the Aesthetics and Sociology of Music 43(1), 71-94.

Washington, Salim. 2012. ‘Exiles/Inxiles: Differing Axes of South African Jazz During Late Apartheid.’ SAMUS: South African Music Studies 32, 91-111.

Watkins, Lee. 2012. ‘A Genre Coming of Age: Transformation, Difference, and Authenticity in the Rap Music and Hip Hop Culture of South Africa.’ In Hip Hop Africa: New African Music in a Globalizing World, edited by Eric Charry, 57-76. Bloomington: Indiana University Press.

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