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| − | The [[Durban Orchestra]] was also referred to as the [[Durban City Orchestra]] or the [[Durban Municipal Orchestra]]. It became known as the [[Durban Civic Orchestra]] in April 1948, after Edward Dunn had recruited 24 players to form a band of 45 players. | + | The [[Durban Orchestra]] was also referred to as the [[Durban City Orchestra]] or the [[Durban Municipal Orchestra]]. It became known as the [[Durban Civic Orchestra]] in April 1948, after [[Edward Dunn]] had recruited 24 players to form a band of 45 players. |
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Latest revision as of 14:29, 25 June 2025
The Durban Orchestra was also referred to as the Durban City Orchestra or the Durban Municipal Orchestra. It became known as the Durban Civic Orchestra in April 1948, after Edward Dunn had recruited 24 players to form a band of 45 players.
Sources
Sjoerd Alkema. 2012. "Conductors of the Cape Town Municipal Orchestra, 1914-1965: a historical perspective". University of Cape Town. Unpublished PhD thesis.
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