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HERBERT, Alfred (“Alf”). (18*-19*) Musical promotor and impressario. The son of famous Jewish actress [[Sarah Sylvia]], he organised the shows ''[[African Jazz and Variety]]'' and in 1952 participated in the founding of the [[Union of South African Artists]]] (*?) He also produced ''[[Shebeen]]''. *****
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[[Alfred Herbert]] (“Alf”). (18*-19*) Musical promotor and impressario.  
  
HERBERT, Alfred. He was one of the first people to promote black entertainers, both in townships and beyond. He presented the African Jazz/Township Jazz concert series in 1956 at the City Hall which was very popular, but of course performed to segregated audiences. **(Tucker, 1997)
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He was the son of famous Jewish actress [[Sarah Sylvia].
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He organised the shows ''[[African Jazz and Variety]]'' and in 1952 participated in the founding of the [[Union of South African Artists]]] (*?) He also produced ''[[Shebeen]]''. *****
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He was one of the first people to promote black entertainers, both in townships and beyond. He presented the African Jazz/Township Jazz concert series in 1956 at the City Hall which was very popular, but of course performed to segregated audiences.
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== Sources ==
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[[ESAT Bibliography Tra-Tz|Tucker]], 1997.
  
  

Revision as of 09:42, 3 January 2018

Alfred Herbert (“Alf”). (18*-19*) Musical promotor and impressario.

He was the son of famous Jewish actress [[Sarah Sylvia].

He organised the shows African Jazz and Variety and in 1952 participated in the founding of the Union of South African Artists] (*?) He also produced Shebeen. *****

He was one of the first people to promote black entertainers, both in townships and beyond. He presented the African Jazz/Township Jazz concert series in 1956 at the City Hall which was very popular, but of course performed to segregated audiences.

Sources

Tucker, 1997.


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