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 ==Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance==
-Besides numerous instructional works for children about music and musical instruments and various collections of songs, her dramatic works include ''[[Optog 1939]]'' (1939), ''[[Kersfees om die Kampvuur]]'', a musical performance piece for children, based on songs and legends (published under the name [[Adele Gie]] by [[Unie-Volkspers]], 1941) and ''[[Hollander en Hugenoot]]'' ("Dutchman and Huguenot", a musical drama published by the [[FAK]] in  1949 (the author seemingly listed both as "[[Adele Gie]] (Mrs J.G. Jooste)" in some sources and "[[Adèle Jooste]]" in others).
+Besides numerous instructional works for children about music and musical instruments and various collections of songs, her dramatic works include ''[[Optog]]'' (1939), ''[[Kersfees om die Kampvuur]]'', a musical performance piece for children, based on songs and legends (published under the name [[Adele Gie]] by [[Unie-Volkspers]], 1941) and ''[[Hollander en Hugenoot]]'' ("Dutchman and Huguenot", a musical drama published by the [[FAK]] in  1949 (the author seemingly listed both as "[[Adele Gie]] (Mrs J.G. Jooste)" in some sources and "[[Adèle Jooste]]" in others).
 There is also mention of a performance piece by [[Adèle Jooste]] called ''[[Deur Stryd tot Oorwinning]]'' ("''[[Through Struggle to Victory]]''") in the original programme[https://www.afb.org/HelenKellerArchive?a=p&p=helenkellerdocumentdisplay&d=A-HK01-02-B040-F05-003&e=-------en-20--1--txt--------2-1-2-undefined-2--------------0-1]  for the opening ceremony for the [[Voortrekker Monument]] in Pretoria in 1949. The programme lists the seven historical tableaus which were apparently performed in the [[Amphitheatre]] of the [[Voortrekker Monument]] by three collaborating amateur companies ([[JAATS]], [[Volksteater]] and the [[Franschhoek Hugenote Teatergroep]], i.e. "[[Franschoek Huguenot Theatre Group]]").

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 ==Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance==
-Besides numerous instructional works for children about music and musical instruments and various collections of songs, her dramatic works include ''[[Optog]]'' (1939), ''[[Kersfees om die Kampvuur]]'', a musical performance piece for children, based on songs and legends (published under the name [[Adele Gie]] by [[Unie-Volkspers]], 1941) and ''[[Hollander en Hugenoot]]'' ("Dutchman and Huguenot", a musical drama published by the [[FAK]] in  1949 (the author seemingly listed both as "[[Adele Gie]] (Mrs J.G. Jooste)" in some sources and "[[Adèle Jooste]]" in others).
+Besides numerous instructional works for children about music and musical instruments and various collections of songs, her dramatic works include ''[[Optog 1939]]'' (1939), ''[[Kersfees om die Kampvuur]]'', a musical performance piece for children, based on songs and legends (published under the name [[Adele Gie]] by [[Unie-Volkspers]], 1941) and ''[[Hollander en Hugenoot]]'' ("Dutchman and Huguenot", a musical drama published by the [[FAK]] in  1949 (the author seemingly listed both as "[[Adele Gie]] (Mrs J.G. Jooste)" in some sources and "[[Adèle Jooste]]" in others).
 There is also mention of a performance piece by [[Adèle Jooste]] called ''[[Deur Stryd tot Oorwinning]]'' ("''[[Through Struggle to Victory]]''") in the original programme[https://www.afb.org/HelenKellerArchive?a=p&p=helenkellerdocumentdisplay&d=A-HK01-02-B040-F05-003&e=-------en-20--1--txt--------2-1-2-undefined-2--------------0-1]  for the opening ceremony for the [[Voortrekker Monument]] in Pretoria in 1949. The programme lists the seven historical tableaus which were apparently performed in the [[Amphitheatre]] of the [[Voortrekker Monument]] by three collaborating amateur companies ([[JAATS]], [[Volksteater]] and the [[Franschhoek Hugenote Teatergroep]], i.e. "[[Franschoek Huguenot Theatre Group]]").

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 Besides numerous instructional works for children about music and musical instruments and various collections of songs, her dramatic works include ''[[Optog]]'' (1939), ''[[Kersfees om die Kampvuur]]'', a musical performance piece for children, based on songs and legends (published under the name [[Adele Gie]] by [[Unie-Volkspers]], 1941) and ''[[Hollander en Hugenoot]]'' ("Dutchman and Huguenot", a musical drama published by the [[FAK]] in  1949 (the author seemingly listed both as "[[Adele Gie]] (Mrs J.G. Jooste)" in some sources and "[[Adèle Jooste]]" in others).
-There is also mention of a performance piece by [[Adèle Jooste]] called ''[[Deur Stryd tot Oorwinning]]'' ("''[[Through Struggle to Victory]]''") in the original programme[https://www.afb.org/HelenKellerArchive?a=p&p=helenkellerdocumentdisplay&d=A-HK01-02-B040-F05-003&e=-------en-20--1--txt--------2-1-2-undefined-2--------------0-1]  for the opening ceremony for the [[Voortrekker Monument]] in Pretoria in 1949. The programme lists the nine historical tableaus which were apparently performed in the [[Amphitheatre]] of the [[Voortrekker Monument]] by three collaborating amateur companies ([[JAATS]], [[Volksteater]] and the [[Franschhoek Hugenote Teatergroep]], i.e. "[[Franschoek Huguenot Theatre Group]]").
+There is also mention of a performance piece by [[Adèle Jooste]] called ''[[Deur Stryd tot Oorwinning]]'' ("''[[Through Struggle to Victory]]''") in the original programme[https://www.afb.org/HelenKellerArchive?a=p&p=helenkellerdocumentdisplay&d=A-HK01-02-B040-F05-003&e=-------en-20--1--txt--------2-1-2-undefined-2--------------0-1]  for the opening ceremony for the [[Voortrekker Monument]] in Pretoria in 1949. The programme lists the seven historical tableaus which were apparently performed in the [[Amphitheatre]] of the [[Voortrekker Monument]] by three collaborating amateur companies ([[JAATS]], [[Volksteater]] and the [[Franschhoek Hugenote Teatergroep]], i.e. "[[Franschoek Huguenot Theatre Group]]").
-saw the performance of another historic pageant, ''[[Nasie in Wording]]'' ("Nation coming into being", described as an "Optog in nege episodes" - i.e. "a pageant in nine episodes") by [[Jan Jooste]] and [[Adele Jooste]].
+saw the performance of another historic pageant, this time by [[Jan Jooste]] and [[Adele Jooste]], called ''[[Nasie in Wording]]'' ("Nation coming into being", described as an "Optog in nege episodes" - i.e. "a pageant in nine episodes") .
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 Besides numerous instructional works for children about music and musical instruments and various collections of songs, her dramatic works include ''[[Optog]]'' (1939), ''[[Kersfees om die Kampvuur]]'', a musical performance piece for children, based on songs and legends (published under the name [[Adele Gie]] by [[Unie-Volkspers]], 1941) and ''[[Hollander en Hugenoot]]'' ("Dutchman and Huguenot", a musical drama published by the [[FAK]] in  1949 (the author seemingly listed both as "[[Adele Gie]] (Mrs J.G. Jooste)" in some sources and "[[Adèle Jooste]]" in others).
-There is also mention of a performance piece by [[Adèle Jooste]] called ''[[Deur Stryd tot Oorwinning]]'' ("''[[Through Struggle to Victory]]''") in the original programme[https://www.afb.org/HelenKellerArchive?a=p&p=helenkellerdocumentdisplay&d=A-HK01-02-B040-F05-003&e=-------en-20--1--txt--------2-1-2-undefined-2--------------0-1]  for the opening ceremony for the [[Voortrekker Monument]] in Pretoria in 1949. The programme lists three scenes from the work which were apparently performed  by various amateur companies as historical tableaus in the [[Amphitheatre]] of the [[Voortrekker Monument]]: "''[[Episodes uit Deur Stryd tot Oorwinning]]'' ("''[[Episodes from Through Struggle to Victory]]''",  performed by [[Volksteater]], Pretoria);  ''[['n Voortrekker Troue]]'' ("''[[A Voortrekker Marriage]]''", produced  by [[J.A.A.T.S.]]) and ''[[Aankoms van die Hugenote aan die Kaap]]'' ("''[[Arrival of the Huguenots at the Cape]]''", produced by the [[Franschhoek Hugenote Teatergroep]], i.e. "[[Franschoek Huguenot Theatre Group]]").
+There is also mention of a performance piece by [[Adèle Jooste]] called ''[[Deur Stryd tot Oorwinning]]'' ("''[[Through Struggle to Victory]]''") in the original programme[https://www.afb.org/HelenKellerArchive?a=p&p=helenkellerdocumentdisplay&d=A-HK01-02-B040-F05-003&e=-------en-20--1--txt--------2-1-2-undefined-2--------------0-1]  for the opening ceremony for the [[Voortrekker Monument]] in Pretoria in 1949. The programme lists the nine historical tableaus which were apparently performed in the [[Amphitheatre]] of the [[Voortrekker Monument]] by three collaborating amateur companies ([[JAATS]], [[Volksteater]] and the [[Franschhoek Hugenote Teatergroep]], i.e. "[[Franschoek Huguenot Theatre Group]]").
 saw the performance of another historic pageant, ''[[Nasie in Wording]]'' ("Nation coming into being", described as an "Optog in nege episodes" - i.e. "a pageant in nine episodes") by [[Jan Jooste]] and [[Adele Jooste]].

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 There is also mention of a performance piece by [[Adèle Jooste]] called ''[[Deur Stryd tot Oorwinning]]'' ("''[[Through Struggle to Victory]]''") in the original programme[https://www.afb.org/HelenKellerArchive?a=p&p=helenkellerdocumentdisplay&d=A-HK01-02-B040-F05-003&e=-------en-20--1--txt--------2-1-2-undefined-2--------------0-1]  for the opening ceremony for the [[Voortrekker Monument]] in Pretoria in 1949. The programme lists three scenes from the work which were apparently performed  by various amateur companies as historical tableaus in the [[Amphitheatre]] of the [[Voortrekker Monument]]: "''[[Episodes uit Deur Stryd tot Oorwinning]]'' ("''[[Episodes from Through Struggle to Victory]]''",  performed by [[Volksteater]], Pretoria);  ''[['n Voortrekker Troue]]'' ("''[[A Voortrekker Marriage]]''", produced  by [[J.A.A.T.S.]]) and ''[[Aankoms van die Hugenote aan die Kaap]]'' ("''[[Arrival of the Huguenots at the Cape]]''", produced by the [[Franschhoek Hugenote Teatergroep]], i.e. "[[Franschoek Huguenot Theatre Group]]").
-saw the performance of another historic pageant, ''[[Nasie in wording]]'' ("Nation being born", described as an "Optog in nege episodes" = i.e. "a pageant in nine episodes") by [[Jan Jooste]] and [[Adele Jooste]].
+saw the performance of another historic pageant, ''[[Nasie in Wording]]'' ("Nation coming into being", described as an "Optog in nege episodes" - i.e. "a pageant in nine episodes") by [[Jan Jooste]] and [[Adele Jooste]].
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 [[Adèle Jooste]] (1914-2012) was a music teacher, playwright and songwriter.
-She also published work under her maiden name of '''[[Adele Jooste]]''', '''[[Adele Gie]]''' or '''[[Adèle Gie]]'''. Her uncle was the historian, amateur actor and director '''[[S.F.N. Gie]]'''.
+She also published work under her maiden name of '''[[Adele Jooste]], [[Adéle Jooste]],  [[Adele Gie]]''' or '''[[Adèle Gie]]'''. Her uncle was the historian, amateur actor and director '''[[S.F.N. Gie]]'''.
 ==Biography==
-Born Hermina Adèle Gie on 17 Julie 1914 in Worcester as one of three daughters and went to school there, matriculating in 1931. In 1933 she qualified as a piano teacher with Mrs Fismer in Stellenbosch and went on to teach music in Worcester afterwards.
+Born [[Hermina Adèle Gie]] on 17 Julie 1914 in Worcester as one of three daughters and went to school there, matriculating in 1931. In 1933 she qualified as a piano teacher with Mrs Fismer in Stellenbosch and went on to teach music in Worcester afterwards.
 In that period she participated actively in the centenary celebrations of [[The Great Trek]], for example taking a leading role in a spectacular open-air spring concert held in Worcester in 1938 and participating in the historical parades held in Franschhoek in 1939.
-In June 1942 she married J.G. Jooste, principal of the Hoërskool Murraysburg, where she continued with her musical work and writing.
+In June 1942 she married [[J.G. Jooste]], principal of the Hoërskool Murraysburg, where she continued with her musical work and writing.
 She died in Somerset West on 25 November 2012.

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 Besides numerous instructional works for children about music and musical instruments and various collections of songs, her dramatic works include ''[[Kersfees om die Kampvuur]]'', a musical performance piece for children, based on songs and legends (published under the name [[Adele Gie]] by [[Unie-Volkspers]], 1941) and ''[[Hollander en Hugenoot]]'' ("Dutchman and Huguenot", a musical drama published by the [[FAK]] in  1949 (the author seemingly listed both as "[[Adele Gie]] (Mrs J.G. Jooste)" in some sources and "[[Adèle Jooste]]" in others).
-There is also mention of a performance piece by [[Adèle Jooste]] called ''[[Deur stryd tot oorwinning]]'' ("''[[ Through Struggle to Victory]]''") in the original programme[https://www.afb.org/HelenKellerArchive?a=p&p=helenkellerdocumentdisplay&d=A-HK01-02-B040-F05-003&e=-------en-20--1--txt--------2-1-2-undefined-2--------------0-1]  for the opening ceremony for the [[Voortrekker Monument]] in Pretoria in 1949. The programme lists three scenes from the work which were apparently performed  by various amateur companies as historical tableaus in the [[Amphitheatre]] of the [[Voortrekker Monument]]: "''[[Episodes uit Deur stryd tot oorwinning]]'' ("''[[Episodes from Through Struggle to Victory]]''",  performed by [[Volksteater]], Pretoria);  ''[['n Voortrekker Troue]]'' (''[[A Voortrekker marriage]]'', produced  by [[J.A.A.T.S.]]) and ''[[Aankoms van die Hugenote an die Kaap]]'' (''[[Arrival of the Huguenots at the Cape]]'', produced by the [[Franschhoek Hugenote Teatergroep]], i.e. "[[Franschoek Huguenot Theatre Group]]").
+There is also mention of a performance piece by [[Adèle Jooste]] called ''[[Deur Stryd tot Oorwinning]]'' ("''[[Through Struggle to Victory]]''") in the original programme[https://www.afb.org/HelenKellerArchive?a=p&p=helenkellerdocumentdisplay&d=A-HK01-02-B040-F05-003&e=-------en-20--1--txt--------2-1-2-undefined-2--------------0-1]  for the opening ceremony for the [[Voortrekker Monument]] in Pretoria in 1949. The programme lists three scenes from the work which were apparently performed  by various amateur companies as historical tableaus in the [[Amphitheatre]] of the [[Voortrekker Monument]]: "''[[Episodes uit Deur Stryd tot Oorwinning]]'' ("''[[Episodes from Through Struggle to Victory]]''",  performed by [[Volksteater]], Pretoria);  ''[['n Voortrekker Troue]]'' (''[[A Voortrekker Marriage]]'', produced  by [[J.A.A.T.S.]]) and ''[[Aankoms van die Hugenote aan die Kaap]]'' (''[[Arrival of the Huguenots at the Cape]]'', produced by the [[Franschhoek Hugenote Teatergroep]], i.e. "[[Franschoek Huguenot Theatre Group]]").
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