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Robin Hogarth
*1948 ZA, England
Dance
Born in England in 1948, Mr. Hogarth moved to Zimbabwe where he worked with original bands after training in piano, choral work, and guitar. He later moved to South Africa and has since accumulated a respectable resumé as composer, publisher and producer of music, particularly for film and TV. He has dabbled in folk, pop, dance, and indigenous music. He has also traveled extensively, recording various cultural music and is considered a specialist in African and Southern African music, having also won numerous prizes along the way (including Grammy Awards for his work with the Soweto Gospel Choir).
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Pulse of Africa on The Colours of South Africa Part One by Various Artists Thula Bo on The Colours of South Africa Part One by Various Artists Big African Drum - Dundun on South Africa Traditional by Robin Hogarth & Neill Solomon A GirlS Lament on Spirit of Africa Part One by Robin Hogarth Shosholoza on The Colours of South Africa Part One by Various Artists African Plains on Southern Africa by Enoch Sontonga & Robin Hogarth African Percussion (G) on The Colours of South Africa Part Two by Robin Hogarth Djembe Stomp on Southern Africa by Enoch Sontonga & Robin Hogarth African Jive - Buthanani on South Africa Traditional by Robin Hogarth & Neill Solomon Scenes Of Africa on Southern Africa by Enoch Sontonga & Robin HogarthTrack list and 30sec audio provided by 
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Discography
| Title | Artist | Year | Type |
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| The Colours Of South Africa (Part One) | Peter Thwaites / Robin Hogarth / Teaspoon Ndelu | 1998 | Album |
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