To Breathe into Another Voice A South African Anthology of Jazz Poetry |
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Author:
| 'aMokgathi, MoAfrika Billie, Ayanda Cummiskey, Gary D'Abdon, Raphael Davids, Sedica de Villiers, Phillippa Yaa Ferrus, Diana Forbis, John Gantsho, Vangi Gilder, Barry Godsell, Sarah Kaganof, Aryan Karolia, Zaheer Kgositsile, Keorapetse Kolski Horwitz, Allan Kuzwayo, LeratoRato Mabandu, Percy Makgeta, Xitha Makhele, Serame 'Icebound' Masango, Lebohang Nova Matjeni, Lati Mbungwana, Mthunzikazi A. Meintjies, Frank Mokwena, Steve Kwena Molebatsi, Natalia Moola, Azval Morris, Nolene Muthien, Bernedette Ndaliso, Mandy Poetician Ndlovo, Linda Ndlovu, Malika Newson, Derrick Nkosi, Siza Owen, Harry Payne, Selome 'Flow' Putuma, Koleka Roodt, Richard 'Quaz' Shaw, Lamelle Skeef, Eugene Smith Fick, Cornelia Vili, Xabiso wa Bofelo, Mphutlane Wessels, Roux Xaba, Makhosazana |
Editor:
| Jenkins, Myesha |
ISBN: | 978-1-928341-31-4 |
Publication Date: | Jun 2018 |
Publisher: | STE Publishers
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Book Format: | Paperback |
List Price: | USD $27.00 |
Book Description:
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"Given South Africa's venerable jazz tradition, it's perhaps surprising it's taken so long for more fundis to be tapped for their responses to our kind of jazz. But it takes a special brew of ingredients for this kind of book to come together. You need an inspired guiding spirit, such as editor and jazzwoman-in-words Myesha Jenkins, and you need a vat in which the ingredients can mix and bubble. You'll find everything here in
To breathe into another voice: faithful and...
More Description"Given South Africa's venerable jazz tradition, it's perhaps surprising it's taken so long for more fundis to be tapped for their responses to our kind of jazz. But it takes a special brew of ingredients for this kind of book to come together. You need an inspired guiding spirit, such as editor and jazzwoman-in-words Myesha Jenkins, and you need a vat in which the ingredients can mix and bubble. You'll find everything here in To breathe into another voice: faithful and fantastical accounts of the jazz life and jazz people as well as reflections on the music as a metaphor for how we live - or, maybe more importantly, how we'd like to live. All you need to do now is open the covers, start reading, and dance joyously about the architecture." --Gwen Ansel