Xander Haagen - Revision history

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 As director/producer:
-– ''[[Die Fledermaus]]'' for [[PACT]]
+: ''[[Die Fledermaus]]'' for [[PACT]]
 As performer:
-- ''[[Der Wildschütz]]'' for [[Pretoria Opera Group]]
+: ''[[Der Wildschütz]]'' for [[Pretoria Opera Group]]
 == Sources ==

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 Born [[Frederick Alexander Haagen]] in [[South West Africa]]  on 25 May, 1924
-Among his opera students over the years were [[Barbara Veenemans]],  [[Marita Knobel]], [[George Kok]], [[Leonore Veenemans]], [[Nicolai Chencerle]] and [[Bronwyn Basson]].
+Among his opera students over the years were [[Barbara Veenemans]],  [[Marita Knobel]], [[George Kok]], [[Leonore Veenemans]], [[Nicolai Cencherle]] and [[Bronwyn Basson]].
 Died on 27 December, 2000.

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 Born [[Frederick Alexander Haagen]] in [[South West Africa]]  on 25 May, 1924
-Among his opera students over the years were [[Barbara Veenemans]],  [[Marita Knobel]], [[George Kok]], [[Leonore Veenemans]], [[Nicola Cencherle]] and [[Bronwyn Basson]].
+Among his opera students over the years were [[Barbara Veenemans]],  [[Marita Knobel]], [[George Kok]], [[Leonore Veenemans]], [[Nicolai Chencerle]] and [[Bronwyn Basson]].
 Died on 27 December, 2000.
 ==Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance==

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 Born [[Frederick Alexander Haagen]] in [[South West Africa]]  on 25 May, 1924
-Among his opera students over the years were [[Barbara Veenemans]],  [[Marita Knobel]], [[George Kok]], [[Leonore Veenemans]], [[Nicolai Cencherle]] and [[Bronwyn Basson]].
+Among his opera students over the years were [[Barbara Veenemans]],  [[Marita Knobel]], [[George Kok]], [[Leonore Veenemans]], [[Nicola Cencherle]] and [[Bronwyn Basson]].
 Died on 27 December, 2000.

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 ==Biography==
-Born [[Frederick Alexander Haagen]] in [[South West Africa]] [[Namibia]] on 25 May, 1924
+Born [[Frederick Alexander Haagen]] in [[South West Africa]]  on 25 May, 1924
 Among his opera students over the years were [[Barbara Veenemans]],  [[Marita Knobel]], [[George Kok]], [[Leonore Veenemans]], [[Nicolai Cencherle]] and [[Bronwyn Basson]].

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	1968 – ''[[Die Fledermaus]]'' for [[PACT]]		1968 – ''[[Die Fledermaus]]'' for [[PACT]]
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		+	1963 - ''[[Der Wildschütz]]'' for [[Pretoria Opera Group]]

	== Sources ==		== Sources ==

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 Wrote text, words and music for ''[[Aandster Ver]]'' and directed the first production in 1961.
-Composed the operetta ''Lentelief'', presented by [[UCT Opera Company]].
+Composed the operetta ''[[Lentelief]]'', presented by [[UCT Opera Company]].
 Wrote the music for ''[[Met liefde aan Marlies]]'' (1972, libretto by [[Anna Rudolph]]).

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 [[Xander Haagen]] (1924-2000) was a singing teacher, professor of music, composer, producer, baritone.
 Born [[Frederick Alexander Haagen]] in [[South West Africa]] on 25 May, 1924
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 Died on 27 December, 2000.
 Wrote text, words and music for ''[[Aandster Ver]]'' and directed the first production in 1961.
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 Wrote the music for ''[[Met liefde aan Marlies]]'' (1972, libretto by [[Anna Rudolph]]).
 == Sources ==
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 [[Wayne Muller]]. 2018. A reception history of opera in Cape Town: Tracing the development of a distinctly South African operatic aesthetic (1985–2015). Unpublished PhD thesis.
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