THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE JAZZ GUITAR: On this chapter we look at The Evolution of South the of jazz( electric era) guitar, Main Figures: Allen Kwela, Almon Memela and Cyril Magubane, To add depth and perspective, guest artist – Themba Mokoena was invited to address various aspects of the tutorial and provide demonstrations and interview in video. To find out more, subscribe tutorials and also find the published book Introduction to South African Guitar Styles Vol.1 “Five Decades of Ukuvamba” (1930s to 1980s) direct link https://billymonama.co.za/wp/book/ Payment Options & Subscription Packages   Subscriptions consist of Single Package and Full Package. Once off payment, No Extra Charges.   Subscribe NOW to this tutorial for only R195.00 Special offer!   Pay R199.00 to subscribe to a full package and access other tutorials including African jazz, Development of the Jazz Guitar,...

  The correct spelling of this guitar style is mbhaqanga, which, according to Hilda Tloubatla, ‘is Zulu for a mixture of maize bread and mealie meal cooked together, that is what our parents called it. On this chapter we look at The Evolution of Mbaqanga, Main Figures: Marks Mankwane, Vivian Ngubane and Douglas Mnisi. To add depth and perspective, guest artist – Themba Mokoena was invited to address various aspects of the tutorial and provide demonstrations and interview in video. To find out more, subscribe tutorials and also find the published book Introduction to South African Guitar Styles Vol.1 “Five Decades of Ukuvamba” (1930s to 1980s) direct link https://billymonama.co.za/wp/book/ Special offer!   Pay R199.00 to subscribe to a full package and access other tutorials including African jazz, Development of the Jazz Guitar, African Jazz Post-1960s, Kwela, Mbaqanga and xiTsonga....

Chapter 6: xiTSONGA: The Tsonga people are well-known for their rich musical heritage, which is based on the playing of a wide variety of musical instruments. These can be divided into three categories: stringed, wind and percussion. On this chapter we look at The Evolution of Xitsonga guitarists, Main Figures: M.D Shirinda,Thomas Chauke, G.T Chauke, and MJ Hlongwane. To add depth and perspective, guest artist – Marhoya Chauke was invited to address various aspects of the tutorial and provide demonstrations and interview in video. To find out more, subscribe tutorials and also find the published book Introduction to South African Guitar Styles Vol.1 “Five Decades of Ukuvamba” (1930s to 1980s) direct link https://billymonama.co.za/wp/book/ Special offer!   Pay R199.00 to subscribe to a full package and access other tutorials including African jazz, Development of the Jazz Guitar,...

‘ The term kwela’, correctly written as ‘khwela’, can loosely be translated as or “climb up” in a number of South African languages, but it was also a slang term that referred to apartheid-era police vehicles. Main Figures: General Duze, Frans Pilane and Peter Khumalo. To add depth and perspective, guest artist – Sibusiso Lerole was invited to address various aspects of the tutorial and provide demonstrations and interview in video. To find out more, subscribe tutorials and also find the published book Introduction to South African Guitar Styles Vol.1 “Five Decades of Ukuvamba” (1930s to 1980s) direct link https://billymonama.co.za/wp/book/ Special offer!   Pay R199.00 to subscribe to a full package and access other tutorials including African jazz, Development of the Jazz Guitar, African Jazz Post-1960s, Kwela, Mbaqanga and xiTsonga. Subscribe now to all the tutorials R199 Subscribe...