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	On his return to South Africa in 1990 he for a short while became the Director of the [[Performing Arts Council of the Transvaal]] (1995-199*).		On his return to South Africa in 1990 he for a short while became the Director of the [[Performing Arts Council of the Transvaal]] (1995-199*).
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 Born Hugh Ramopolo Masekela 4 April, 1939 he [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hugh_Masekela] w
-Born , he died in Johannesburg on 23 January 2018, aged 78.
+He died in Johannesburg on 23 January 2018, aged 78.
 World renowned as trumpeter, Masekela was one of the arrangers and performers of the music for the original ''[[King Kong (musical)]]'' which was directed by [[Leon Gluckman]], and staged by the [[Union Artists at the Wits University Great Hall]] in 1959. [[Stanley Glasser]] (Spike) was the musical director, [[Arthur Goldreich]] did the design and [[Arnold Dover]] did the choreography for this musical. Also starring [[Nathan Mdledle]] in the lead role, band vocalist [[Miriam Makeba]], [[Joe Mogotsi]] and [[Peggy Phango]] (1959). He went into exile, becoming famous overseas. At one time married to [[Miriam Makeba]], he lived in Britain for thirty years (1960-1990), with a period when he lived in Botswana and produced records for the South African market. He also supplied additional songs for [[Mbongini Ngema]]’s ''[[Sarafina]]'' which opened at the [[Market]] on 12 June 1987 before touring extensively abroad.
 On his return to South Africa in 1990 he for a short while became the Director of the [[Performing Arts Council of the Transvaal]] (1995-199*).
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-[[Hugh Masekela]] (Hugh Ramopolo Masekela, popularly known as Bra Hugh) (1939-2018) [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hugh_Masekela] was a South African trumpeter, flugelhornist, cornetist, composer, singer, arranger and producer, and arts manager.
+[[Hugh Masekela]]  (1939-2018) was a South African trumpeter, flugelhornist, cornetist, composer, singer, arranger and producer, and arts manager.
 == Biography ==
 Born 4 April, 1939, he died in Johannesburg on 23 January 2018, aged 78.
 World renowned as trumpeter, Masekela was one of the arrangers and performers of the music for the original ''[[King Kong (musical)]]'' which was directed by [[Leon Gluckman]], and staged by the [[Union Artists at the Wits University Great Hall]] in 1959. [[Stanley Glasser]] (Spike) was the musical director, [[Arthur Goldreich]] did the design and [[Arnold Dover]] did the choreography for this musical. Also starring [[Nathan Mdledle]] in the lead role, band vocalist [[Miriam Makeba]], [[Joe Mogotsi]] and [[Peggy Phango]] (1959). He went into exile, becoming famous overseas. At one time married to [[Miriam Makeba]], he lived in Britain for thirty years (1960-1990), with a period when he lived in Botswana and produced records for the South African market. He also supplied additional songs for [[Mbongini Ngema]]’s ''[[Sarafina]]'' which opened at the [[Market]] on 12 June 1987 before touring extensively abroad.

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-'''Hugh Masekela''' (1939-2018) [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hugh_Masekela] is a South African trumpeter, flugelhornist, cornetist, composer, singer, arranger and producer, and arts manager. World renowned as trumpeter, Masekela was one of the arrangers and performers of the music for the original ''[[King Kong (musical)]]'' which was directed by [[Leon Gluckman]], and staged by the [[Union Artists at the Wits University Great Hall]] in 1959. [[Stanley Glasser]] (Spike) was the musical director, [[Arthur Goldreich]] did the design and [[Arnold Dover]] did the choreography for this musical. Also starring [[Nathan Mdledle]] in the lead role, band vocalist [[Miriam Makeba]], [[Joe Mogotsi]] and [[Peggy Phango]] (1959). He went into exile, becoming famous overseas. At one time married to [[Miriam Makeba]], he lived in Britain for thirty years (1960-1990), with a period when he lived in Botswana and produced records for the South African market. He also supplied additional songs for [[Mbongini Ngema]]’s ''[[Sarafina]]'' which opened at the [[Market]] on 12 June 1987 before touring extensively abroad. On his return to South Africa in 1990 he for a short while became the Director of the [[Performing Arts Council of the Transvaal]] (199*-199*).
+[[Hugh Masekela]] (Hugh Ramopolo Masekela, popularly known as Bra Hugh) (1939-2018) [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hugh_Masekela] was a South African trumpeter, flugelhornist, cornetist, composer, singer, arranger and producer, and arts manager.
-Hugh Ramopolo Masekela (4 April, 1939 - 23/01/2018). He died in Johannesburg aged 78.
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−	'''Hugh Masekela''' (1939- ) [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hugh_Masekela] is a South African trumpeter, flugelhornist, cornetist, composer, singer, arranger and producer, and arts manager. World renowned as trumpeter, Masekela was one of the arrangers and performers of the music for the original ''[[King Kong (musical)]]'' which was directed by [[Leon Gluckman]], and staged by the [[Union Artists at the Wits University Great Hall]] in 1959. [[Stanley Glasser]] (Spike) was the musical director, [[Arthur Goldreich]] did the design and [[Arnold Dover]] did the choreography for this musical. Also starring [[Nathan Mdledle]] in the lead role, band vocalist [[Miriam Makeba]], [[Joe Mogotsi]] and [[Peggy Phango]] (1959). He went into exile, becoming famous overseas. At one time married to [[Miriam Makeba]], he lived in Britain for thirty years (1960-1990), with a period when he lived in Botswana and produced records for the South African market. He also supplied additional songs for [[Mbongini Ngema]]’s ''[[Sarafina]]'' which opened at the [[Market]] on 12 June 1987 before touring extensively abroad. On his return to South Africa in 1990 he for a short while became the Director of the [[Performing Arts Council of the Transvaal]] (199-199).	+	'''Hugh Masekela''' (1939-2018) [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hugh_Masekela] is a South African trumpeter, flugelhornist, cornetist, composer, singer, arranger and producer, and arts manager. World renowned as trumpeter, Masekela was one of the arrangers and performers of the music for the original ''[[King Kong (musical)]]'' which was directed by [[Leon Gluckman]], and staged by the [[Union Artists at the Wits University Great Hall]] in 1959. [[Stanley Glasser]] (Spike) was the musical director, [[Arthur Goldreich]] did the design and [[Arnold Dover]] did the choreography for this musical. Also starring [[Nathan Mdledle]] in the lead role, band vocalist [[Miriam Makeba]], [[Joe Mogotsi]] and [[Peggy Phango]] (1959). He went into exile, becoming famous overseas. At one time married to [[Miriam Makeba]], he lived in Britain for thirty years (1960-1990), with a period when he lived in Botswana and produced records for the South African market. He also supplied additional songs for [[Mbongini Ngema]]’s ''[[Sarafina]]'' which opened at the [[Market]] on 12 June 1987 before touring extensively abroad. On his return to South Africa in 1990 he for a short while became the Director of the [[Performing Arts Council of the Transvaal]] (199-199).
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		+	Hugh Ramopolo Masekela (4 April, 1939 - 23/01/2018). He died in Johannesburg aged 78.

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−	(1939-) ~~Trumpeter~~, arranger and producer, and arts manager. World renowned as trumpeter, Masekela was one of the arrangers and performers of the music for the original ''[[King Kong]]'' which was directed by [[Leon Gluckman]], and staged by the [[Union Artists at the Wits University Great Hall]] in 1959. [[Stanley Glasser]] (Spike) was the musical director, [[Arthur Goldreich]] did the design and [[Arnold Dover]] did the choreography for this musical. Also starring [[Nathan Mdledle]] in the lead role, band vocalist [[Miriam Makeba]], [[Joe Mogotsi]] and [[Peggy Phango]] (1959). He went into exile, becoming famous overseas. At one time married to [[Miriam Makeba]], he lived in Britain for thirty years (1960-1990), with a period when he lived in Botswana and produced records for the South African market. He also supplied additional songs for [[Mbongini Ngema]]’s ''[[Sarafina]]'' which opened at the [[Market]] on 12 June 1987 before touring extensively abroad. On his return to South Africa in 1990 he for a short while became the Director of the [[Performing Arts Council of the Transvaal]] (199-199).	+	'''Hugh Masekela''' (1939- ) [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hugh_Masekela] is a South African trumpeter, flugelhornist, cornetist, composer, singer, arranger and producer, and arts manager. World renowned as trumpeter, Masekela was one of the arrangers and performers of the music for the original ''[[King Kong (musical)]]'' which was directed by [[Leon Gluckman]], and staged by the [[Union Artists at the Wits University Great Hall]] in 1959. [[Stanley Glasser]] (Spike) was the musical director, [[Arthur Goldreich]] did the design and [[Arnold Dover]] did the choreography for this musical. Also starring [[Nathan Mdledle]] in the lead role, band vocalist [[Miriam Makeba]], [[Joe Mogotsi]] and [[Peggy Phango]] (1959). He went into exile, becoming famous overseas. At one time married to [[Miriam Makeba]], he lived in Britain for thirty years (1960-1990), with a period when he lived in Botswana and produced records for the South African market. He also supplied additional songs for [[Mbongini Ngema]]’s ''[[Sarafina]]'' which opened at the [[Market]] on 12 June 1987 before touring extensively abroad. On his return to South Africa in 1990 he for a short while became the Director of the [[Performing Arts Council of the Transvaal]] (199-199).

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