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 == Contribution to South African theatre and perfomance==
-Over the course of his stay in Cape Town, he was involved in a number of theatrical events, including a [[Benefit Performance for the Somerset Hospital]] in Cape Town n 4 and 5 March 1867, arranged by the officers of the [[9th Regiment]] in the [[Theatre Royal]].
+Over the course of his stay in Cape Town, he was involved in a number of theatrical events, including "[[Dramatic and Musical Entertainments]]" staged by the [[Garrison Players]] in Cape Town  (e.g. as benefit performances for Band Sergeant [[T. Earnshaw]] on the 24th of September, 1866, another on the 18th of December),  and a  [[Benefit Performance for the Somerset Hospital]] in Cape Town n 4 and 5 March 1867, arranged by the officers of the [[9th Regiment]] in the [[Theatre Royal]].
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 knighted for his contribution to musical education in on 15 March, 1883.
-For a discussion of his compositions and his South African period, see  Becky L. Steltzner's doctoral thesis, ''The History of the Clarinet in South Africa'' (University of Cape Town, 2016): pp. 106-109.
+For a discussion of his compositions and his South African period, see  Becky L. Steltzner's unpublished doctoral thesis, ''The History of the Clarinet in South Africa'' (University of Cape Town, 2016): pp. 106-109.
 He died on 16 November, 1897 and was buried in the English graveyard, the Cimitero Evangelico degli Allori, in Florence, Italy.

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 == Contribution to South African theatre and perfomance==
-Over the course of his stay in Cape Town, he was involved in a number of theatrical events, including.
+Over the course of his stay in Cape Town, he was involved in a number of theatrical events, including a [[Benefit Performance for the Somerset Hospital]] in Cape Town n 4 and 5 March 1867, arranged by the officers of the [[9th Regiment]] in the [[Theatre Royal]].
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 knighted for his contribution to musical education in on 15 March, 1883.
-For a discussion of his compositions and his South African period, see  Becky L. Steltzner's doctoral thesis, ''The History of the Clarinet in South Africa'' (University of Cape Town, 2016): pp. 106-109[]
+For a discussion of his compositions and his South African period, see  Becky L. Steltzner's doctoral thesis, ''The History of the Clarinet in South Africa'' (University of Cape Town, 2016): pp. 106-109.
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 Mostly referred to simply as  [[Signor Bonicoli]] in South Africa, but also known as "Maestre Bonicoli",  "Cavaliere Bonicoli" or "Chevalier Bonicoli" in some sources. His name wrongly written as [[Venceslao Bonicoli]], in some cases.
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 He died on 16 November, 1897 and was buried in the English graveyard, the Cimitero Evangelico degli Allori, in Florence, Italy.
 Over the course of his stay in Cape Town, he was involved in a number of theatrical events, including.
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 Mostly referred to simply as  [[Signor Bonicoli]] in South Africa, but also known as "Maestre Bonicoli",  "Cavaliere Bonicoli" or "Chevalier Bonicoli" in some sources. His name wrongly written as [[Venceslao Bonicoli]], in some cases.
 Born in Prato, Italy, in 1820, he was trained by Giuseppe Nuti at the  local Scuola Comunale di Musica, he worked as a director of bands in Tuscany and  Piemonte for a number of years, including the Concerto Cittadino Edoardo Chiti in Prato (1850-1853).
-On the basis of his reputation and experience he was made the "direttore e ispettore" of British military bands in the Cape Colony at some time in the 1860s, a capacity in which he was often involved in theatrical events and celebratory performances.
+On the basis of his reputation and experience he was made the "direttore e ispettore" of British military bands in the Cape Colony at some time in the 1860s, a capacity in which he was often involved in theatrical events and celebratory performances. Later in 1867, Bonicoli went to King William’s Town in the eastern Cape, and then in 1870 he returned to Italy where he was
-He was knighted for his contribution to British musical education in on 15 March, 1883.
+For a discussion of his compositions and his South African period, see  Becky L. Steltzner's doctoral thesis, ''The History of the Clarinet in South Africa'' (University of Cape Town, 2016): pp. 106-109[]
+by
-His compositions include ''Esercizi progressivi con mute di Variazioni per Clarinetto'' (1844),
+M.Mus. (University of Southern California)
 He died on 16 November, 1897 and was buried in the English graveyard, the Cimitero Evangelico degli Allori, in Florence, Italy.
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 Over the course of his stay in Cape Town, he was involved in a number of theatrical events, including.

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 [[Vinceslao Bonicoli]] (1820-1897) was a 19th century Italian flautist and clarinetist, a composer of band music and director of military bands.
-Mostly referred to simply as  [[Signor Bonicoli]] in South Africa, but also known as "Maestre Bonicoli",  "Cavaliere Bonicoli" or "Chevalier Bonicoli" in some sources.
+Mostly referred to simply as  [[Signor Bonicoli]] in South Africa, but also known as "Maestre Bonicoli",  "Cavaliere Bonicoli" or "Chevalier Bonicoli" in some sources. His name wrongly written as [[Venceslao Bonicoli]], in some cases.
-Born in Prato, Italy intorno in 1820, he was trained by Giuseppe Nuti at the  local Scuola Comunale di Musica, he worked as a director of bands in Tuscany and  Piemonte for a number of years, including the Concerto Cittadino Edoardo Chiti in Prato (1850-1853).
+Born in Prato, Italy, in 1820, he was trained by Giuseppe Nuti at the  local Scuola Comunale di Musica, he worked as a director of bands in Tuscany and  Piemonte for a number of years, including the Concerto Cittadino Edoardo Chiti in Prato (1850-1853).
-On the basis of his reputation and experience he was made the "direttore e ispettore" of British military bands in the Cape Colony at some time in the 1860s.
+On the basis of his reputation and experience he was made the "direttore e ispettore" of British military bands in the Cape Colony at some time in the 1860s, a capacity in which he was often involved in theatrical events and celebratory performances.
 He was knighted for his contribution to British musical education in on 15 March, 1883.
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-[http://www.corkcitylibraries.ie/fleischmann/AFJ/Aloys_Fleischmann_Music_in_Ireland_2013.pdf]
+http://www.corkcitylibraries.ie/fleischmann/AFJ/Aloys_Fleischmann_Music_in_Ireland_2013.pdf
 https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/160524055/vinceslao-bonicoli