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Satj: /* "Carnival" and "Karnaval" as titles for plays, songs, venues, etc. */

2019-07-04T13:39:56Z

"Carnival" and "Karnaval" as titles for plays, songs, venues, etc.

Satj: /* "Carnival" and "Karnaval" as titles for plays, songs, venues, etc. */

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"Carnival" and "Karnaval" as titles for plays, songs, venues, etc.

Satj: /* "Carnival" and "Karnaval" as titles for plays, songs, venues, etc. */

2019-07-04T04:55:29Z

"Carnival" and "Karnaval" as titles for plays, songs, venues, etc.

Satj: /* "Carnival" and "Karnaval" as titles for plays, songs, venues, etc. */

2019-07-04T04:54:58Z

"Carnival" and "Karnaval" as titles for plays, songs, venues, etc.

Satj: /* A partial list of carnivals and carnival-like events in South Africa */

2019-07-04T04:44:45Z

A partial list of carnivals and carnival-like events in South Africa

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 Poems and collections of poems using ''[[Karnaval]]'' or ''[[Carnival]]'' include the poems ''Die Karnaval'' by [[I.D. du Plessis]] (19**), ''Die karnaval van vreugde'' by Gert Strydom (2010)[http://www.woes.co.za/bydrae/druk/gedig/die-karnaval-van-vreugde] and a collection of [[Afrikaans]] poetry  called ''Karnaval en Lent'' by [[T.T. Cloete]] (2014).
-The lyrics of an [[Afrikaans]]  song called "Karnaval In Bloemfontein" (written by [[Gert van Tonder]], sung by [[Afrikaans]] singer and film actress [[Carike Kreuzenkamp]], 1987) actually describes a festive parade and masquerade in the city, possibly the annual university [[Jool]] in the streets of the city.
+The lyrics of an [[Afrikaans]]  song called "Karnaval In Bloemfontein"[https://www.shazam.com/track/60852486/karnaval-in-bloemfontein] (written by [[Gert van Tonder]], sung by [[Afrikaans]] singer and film actress [[Carike Kreuzenkamp]], 1987) actually describes a festive parade and masquerade in the city, possibly the annual university [[Jool]] in the streets of the city.
 On the East Rand in Gauteng, there is a venue called [[Carnival City]], a casino, hotel and entertainment complex run by [[Sun International]]. The complex contains three performance venues, namely [[Big Top Arena]], [[Mardi Gras Theatre]] and [[Bru’s Bar]].

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 Poems and collections of poems using ''[[Karnaval]]'' or ''[[Carnival]]'' include the poems ''Die Karnaval'' by [[I.D. du Plessis]] (19**), ''Die karnaval van vreugde'' by Gert Strydom (2010)[http://www.woes.co.za/bydrae/druk/gedig/die-karnaval-van-vreugde] and a collection of [[Afrikaans]] poetry  called ''Karnaval en Lent'' by [[T.T. Cloete]] (2014).
-The lyrics of an [[Afrikaans]]  song called "Karnaval In Bloemfontein" by [[Afrikaans]] singer and film actress [[Carike Kreuzenkamp]], actually describes a festive parade and masquerade in the city, possibly the annual university [[Jool]] in the streets of the city.
+The lyrics of an [[Afrikaans]]  song called "Karnaval In Bloemfontein" (written by [[Gert van Tonder]], sung by [[Afrikaans]] singer and film actress [[Carike Kreuzenkamp]], 1987) actually describes a festive parade and masquerade in the city, possibly the annual university [[Jool]] in the streets of the city.
 On the East Rand in Gauteng, there is a venue called [[Carnival City]], a casino, hotel and entertainment complex run by [[Sun International]]. The complex contains three performance venues, namely [[Big Top Arena]], [[Mardi Gras Theatre]] and [[Bru’s Bar]].

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−	Poems and collections of poems using ''[[Karnaval]]'' or ''[[Carnival]]'' include the poems ''Die Karnaval'' by [[I.D. du Plessis]] (19**), ''Die karnaval van vreugde'' by [[Gert Strydom]] (2010)[http://www.woes.co.za/bydrae/druk/gedig/die-karnaval-van-vreugde] and a collection of [[Afrikaans]] poetry called ''Karnaval en Lent'' by [[T.T. Cloete]] (2014).	+	Poems and collections of poems using ''[[Karnaval]]'' or ''[[Carnival]]'' include the poems ''Die Karnaval'' by [[I.D. du Plessis]] (19**), ''Die karnaval van vreugde'' by Gert Strydom (2010)[http://www.woes.co.za/bydrae/druk/gedig/die-karnaval-van-vreugde] and a collection of [[Afrikaans]] poetry called ''Karnaval en Lent'' by [[T.T. Cloete]] (2014).

	The lyrics of an [[Afrikaans]] song called "Karnaval In Bloemfontein" by [[Afrikaans]] singer and film actress [[Carike Kreuzenkamp]], actually describes a festive parade and masquerade in the city, possibly the annual university [[Jool]] in the streets of the city.		The lyrics of an [[Afrikaans]] song called "Karnaval In Bloemfontein" by [[Afrikaans]] singer and film actress [[Carike Kreuzenkamp]], actually describes a festive parade and masquerade in the city, possibly the annual university [[Jool]] in the streets of the city.

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−	Poems and collections of poems using ''[[Karnaval]]'' or ''[[Carnival]]'' include the poems ''Die Karnaval'' by [[I.D. du Plessis]] (19**), ''Die karnaval van vreugde'' by [[Gert Strydom]] (2010) and a collection of [[Afrikaans]] poetry called ''Karnaval en Lent'' by [[T.T. Cloete]] (2014).	+	Poems and collections of poems using ''[[Karnaval]]'' or ''[[Carnival]]'' include the poems ''Die Karnaval'' by [[I.D. du Plessis]] (19**), ''Die karnaval van vreugde'' by [[Gert Strydom]] (2010)[http://www.woes.co.za/bydrae/druk/gedig/die-karnaval-van-vreugde] and a collection of [[Afrikaans]] poetry called ''Karnaval en Lent'' by [[T.T. Cloete]] (2014).

	The lyrics of an [[Afrikaans]] song called "Karnaval In Bloemfontein" by [[Afrikaans]] singer and film actress [[Carike Kreuzenkamp]], actually describes a festive parade and masquerade in the city, possibly the annual university [[Jool]] in the streets of the city.		The lyrics of an [[Afrikaans]] song called "Karnaval In Bloemfontein" by [[Afrikaans]] singer and film actress [[Carike Kreuzenkamp]], actually describes a festive parade and masquerade in the city, possibly the annual university [[Jool]] in the streets of the city.

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	'''''[[First Margate Scouts Carnival]]''''' (Margate, South Coast of Natal)		'''''[[First Margate Scouts Carnival]]''''' (Margate, South Coast of Natal)
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		+	'''''[[Groot Marico Safari Karnaval]]'''''

	'''''[[Joburg Carnival]]''''' (Annually 31 December-1 January, Johannesburg) '''See ''[[Johannesburg Carnival]]'''''		'''''[[Joburg Carnival]]''''' (Annually 31 December-1 January, Johannesburg) '''See ''[[Johannesburg Carnival]]'''''

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	https://ipfs.io/ipfs/QmXoypizjW3WknFiJnKLwHCnL72vedxjQkDDP1mXWo6uco/wiki/Travelling_funfair.html		https://ipfs.io/ipfs/QmXoypizjW3WknFiJnKLwHCnL72vedxjQkDDP1mXWo6uco/wiki/Travelling_funfair.html
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		+	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/World%27s_Columbian_Expositio

	http://www.findtripinfo.com/south-africa/cape-town/festivals-cape-town.html		http://www.findtripinfo.com/south-africa/cape-town/festivals-cape-town.html

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 Unlike traditional [[carnival]] celebrations, these traveling carnivals or fairs are not normally tied to a specific religious event or celebration, clearly deriving from the ubiquitous European heritage of periodic commercial market fairs held in towns and cities, and at least dating back to the middle ages. These often had all kinds of performers and entertainers (singers, storytellers, bear-baiters, fire-eaters, etc.) travelling along and putting on performances at the events.
-During the 19th century this evolved further - notably also in rural North America - to include items like [[circus]], [[vaudeville]] , [[burlesque]] and [[magic lantern]] acts or shows. It is believed that it is from this background, specifically inspired by the wonders and successes of events like The Great Exhibition held in London's Crystal Palace (1851)[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Great_Exhibition] and subsequent "World's Fairs", in particular the Chicago World's Fair of 1893, that the modern traveling carnival, relying more heavily on technology based activities (with mechanical rides, displays of technological marvels, etc), found its current shape and would evolve and spread through North America, Britain, Europa and ultimately the world at large.
+During the 19th century this evolved further - notably also in rural North America - to include items like [[circus]], [[vaudeville]] , [[burlesque]] and [[magic lantern]] acts or shows. It is believed that it is from this background, specifically inspired by the wonders and successes of events like The Great Exhibition held in London's Crystal Palace (1851)[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Great_Exhibition] and subsequent "World's Fairs", in particular the Chicago World's Fair of 1893[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/World%27s_Columbian_Expositio], that the modern traveling carnival, relying more heavily on technology based activities (with mechanical rides, displays of technological marvels, etc), found its current shape and would evolve and spread through North America, Britain, Europa and ultimately the world at large.
 == A partial list of [[carnival]]s and [[carnival-like]] events in South Africa ==

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	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mardi_Gras		https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mardi_Gras
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		+	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Traveling_carnival
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		+	https://ipfs.io/ipfs/QmXoypizjW3WknFiJnKLwHCnL72vedxjQkDDP1mXWo6uco/wiki/Travelling_funfair.html

	http://www.findtripinfo.com/south-africa/cape-town/festivals-cape-town.html		http://www.findtripinfo.com/south-africa/cape-town/festivals-cape-town.html