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Marie-Louise Thomas, Josef du Preez, Gretchen Wepener, was onder die personeel by die Nasionale Dokumentasiesentrum vir Musiek

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 ==History==
-Initiated by [[P.J. Nienaber]], who was the first curator followed later by [[J.P. Malan]], the author of the ''South African Music Encyclopaedia'', in his turn followed by cultural historian [[C.G. Henning]], (author of ''Graaff-Reinet. A Cultural History 1786 - 1886'') and ultimately by the musicologist [[Socrates Paxinos]] (1935-1998).
+Initiated by [[P.J. Nienaber]], who was the first curator followed later by [[J.P. Malan]], the author of the ''South African Music Encyclopaedia'', in his turn followed by cultural historian [[C.G. Henning]], (author of ''Graaff-Reinet. A Cultural History 1786 - 1886'') and ultimately by the musicologist Socrates Paxinos (1935-1998)[https://www.geni.com/people/Dr-Socrates-Paxinos/6000000000277457892].
 Among the people who worked for the centre over the years were [[Marie-Louise Thomas]], [[Josef du Preez]], [[Gretchen Wepener]] and [[Surita Hauptfleisch]].

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 Among the people who worked for the centre over the years were [[Marie-Louise Thomas]], [[Josef du Preez]], [[Gretchen Wepener]] and [[Surita Hauptfleisch]].
 The Centre was closed down in the mid 1980s and the material transferred to the National Archives in Pretoria.
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 ==History==
-Initiated by [[P.J. Nienaber]], who was the first curator followed later by [[J.P. Malan]], the author of the ''SA Music Encyclopaedia'', in his turn followed by [[C.G. Henning]], author of ''Graaff-Reinet. A Cultural History 1786 - 1886''
+Initiated by [[P.J. Nienaber]], who was the first curator followed later by [[J.P. Malan]], the author of the ''South African Music Encyclopaedia'', in his turn followed by cultural historian [[C.G. Henning]], (author of ''Graaff-Reinet. A Cultural History 1786 - 1886'') and ultimately by the musicologist [[Socrates Paxinos]] (1935-1998).
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+Among the people who worked for the centre over the years were [[Marie-Louise Thomas]], [[Josef du Preez]], [[Gretchen Wepener]] and [[Surita Hauptfleisch]].
-Among the people who worked for the centre over the years were [[Marie-Louise Thomas]], [[Josef du Preez]], [[Gretchen Wepener]].
+The Centre was closed down in the mid 1980s and the material transferred to the National Archives in Pretoria.
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 ==History==
-Initiated by [[P.J. Nienaber]], who was the first curator followed later by [[J.P. Malan]], the author of the ''SA Music Encyclopaedia'', in his turn followed by [[Cosmo Hattingh]], author of ''Graaff Reinet: a Cultural History'') and ultimately  by
+Initiated by [[P.J. Nienaber]], who was the first curator followed later by [[J.P. Malan]], the author of the ''SA Music Encyclopaedia'', in his turn followed by [[C.G. Henning]], author of ''Graaff-Reinet. A Cultural History 1786 - 1886''
 Among the people who worked for the centre over the years were [[Marie-Louise Thomas]], [[Josef du Preez]], [[Gretchen Wepener]].

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 ==History==
-Initiated by [[P.J. Nienaber]], who was the first curator followed later by [[J.P. Malan]], the author of the ''SA Music Encyclopaedia'', in his turn followed by [[Cosmo Hattingh]], author of ''Graaff Reinet: a Cultural History'') and ultimately
+Initiated by [[P.J. Nienaber]], who was the first curator followed later by [[J.P. Malan]], the author of the ''SA Music Encyclopaedia'', in his turn followed by [[Cosmo Hattingh]], author of ''Graaff Reinet: a Cultural History'') and ultimately  by
 Among the people who worked for the centre over the years were [[Marie-Louise Thomas]], [[Josef du Preez]], [[Gretchen Wepener]].

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		+	The [[National Documentation Centre for Music]] was aan archival centre for South African music at the [[Human Sciences Research Council]].

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−	Marie-Louise Thomas, Josef du Preez, Gretchen Wepener~~, was onder die personeel by die Nasionale Dokumentasiesentrum vir Musiek~~	+	Initiated by [[P.J. Nienaber]], who was the first curator followed later by [[J.P. Malan]], the author of the ''SA Music Encyclopaedia'', in his turn followed by [[Cosmo Hattingh]], author of ''Graaff Reinet: a Cultural History'') and ultimately
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		+	Among the people who worked for the centre over the years were [[Marie-Louise Thomas]], [[Josef du Preez]], [[Gretchen Wepener]].