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    • S.A. Priest Sings Worldly Ballads 

      Hartdegen, John (1967)
      The article focuses on Father Barney McLeer, a Roman Catholic Priest who was scheduled to perform at the 1967 Folk Festival with a mention of Des Lindberg.

    • S.A.'s Biggest Ever Happening? 

      South African Folk Music Association (1972-12)
      The item consists of a newspaper article and photograph with an attached caption. The article promotes the upcoming 8th Annual National Folk Festival hosted at a private farm in Rivonia which was said to include an array ...

    • S.A.F.M.A. Presents Country Comes to Town : 9th National Folk Festival 

      South African Folk Association
      The programme includes a list of committee and honorary members as well as the chairman's report alongside photographs taken during the 8th annual national folk festival in 1972. This is accompanied by short sections ...

    • SA cultural boycott 'no longer understood' 

      The Natal Mercury (1990-12-14)
      This newspaper article discusses the cultural boycott against South Africa no longer being able to be enforced or understood after the country implemented democracy.

    • SA Heritage is Prioritised 

      National Heritage Council; 3rd Ear Music (2004-12-06)
      The article reflects on the National Heritage Council (NHC) who gathered outside Tshwane the following week to discuss the future of the country in terms of language, views, culture, libraries, museums and policy development.

    • SABC Ban Their Records 

      Sunday Times Reporter; Barritt, David (1971-02-21)
      The newspaper articles report on the banning of "Suck" (Gil Gilroy and Moose Forer) by SABC upon review. The black and white photographs that accompany the newspaper articles show the two attacking their piano with axes.

    • SABC Ban Their Records 

      Barritt, David; Sunday Times Reporter (1971-02-21)
      The newspaper articles reflect on the banning of "Suck" (Gil Gilroy and Moose Forer) by SABC upon review. The black and white photographs that accompany the newspaper articles show the two attacking their piano with axes.

    • SABC Studios staff and performers 001 

      Marks, David
      SABC Recording.

    • SABC Studios staff and performers 002 

      Marks, David
      SABC Recording.

    • SABC Studios staff and performers 003 

      Marks, David
      SABC Recording.

    • SABC Studios staff and performers 004 

      Marks, David
      SABC Recording.

    • SABC Studios staff and performers 005 

      Marks, David
      SABC Recording.

    • SABC Studios staff and performers 006 

      Marks, David
      SABC Recording.

    • SABC Studios staff and performers 007 

      Marks, David
      SABC Recording.

    • SABC Studios staff and performers 008 

      Marks, David
      SABC Recording.

    • SABC Studios staff and performers 009 

      Marks, David
      SABC Recording.

    • Sacred Earth Music Festival 

      Unknown author
      This document is a pamphlet for a festival of music in celebration of our Sacred Earth. It also provides information on camping and entertainment hikes and swimming.

    • The Sacrifice of Kreli 

      Dike, Fatima; Mtsaka, Makwedini; Simon, Barney; Amato, Hildur; Amato, Rob (19--)
      The programme pertains to a production set in 1885 in the place of councilors in what was termed "The Hole" situated in the old Bomvanaland, now located in the Transkei. The programme includes a list of stage and cast names ...

    • SAFMA - Third Ear Music Presents Singer Songwriter Project 

      SAFMA; Third Ear Music (19--)
      The brochure advertises an upcoming event in which varying Southern African songwriters and singers were scheduled to perform. The second page includes a short write-up pertaining to each featured musician.

    • SAFMA Festival 1970 

      Unknown author (1970)
      This document is a pamphlet for the SAFMA National Festival in 1970 and provides a program list of musicians to perform as well as background information on SAFMA.