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	Malay Tone Poem
		Though not as well known, pianist Hotep Idris Galeta is yet another expatriate who took his music to the United States and developed his own voice.
		Well, Galeta is back home, and he's assembled a band of younger musicians who represent the future of South African jazz.
		Personnel: Hotep Idris Galeta: piano; Zim Ngqawana: flute and saxophones; Marcus Wyatt: trumpet and flugelhorn; Victor Masondo: bass; Kevin Gibson: drums.
	www.allaboutjazz.com /php/article.php?id=10779 (541 words)

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		Hotep's virtuoso stems from playing with Bobby Hutcherson, Herb Alpert and Wynton Marsalis and performing at Catalina's Bar in Los Angeles and the Village Vanguard in New York City.
		Hotep, as part of the Jackie McLean Quintet, co-created Dynasty, a CD which features his compositions, Knot the Blues and King Tut's Strut.
		Hotep is not only a mainstream virtuoso; he is a savvy musician who is in tune with the youth and whose magic often tumbles into a hip hop jazz that stems from Harlem, but brings one home to any township.
	www.dispatch.co.za /1999/09/22/entertainment/HOTEP.HTM (667 words)

	Hotep Idris Galeta - TheBestLinks.com - Apartheid, Cape Town, Jazz, Pianist, ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-04)
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		Hotep Idris Galeta (born in 1941) is a South African jazz pianist and educator.
		His legal name at birth was Cecil Galeta, but according to local custom he was more commonly known as a child and young man as Cecil Barnard, his father's first name being used instead of a last name.
	www.thebestlinks.com /Hotep_Idris_Galeta.html (310 words)

	CD Review of Hotep Idris Galeta - Malay tone poem on Sheer Sound @ jazzreview.com
		Abdullah Ibrahim (Dollar Brand) became Hotep’s mentor during his formative years after they met at a High School jazz concert in Athlone, Cape Town, and it was this kind of support that nurtured Hotep and brought him to the attention of other players in Cape Town.
		However while in exile Hotep was not content to continue producing music in the same style or mannerisms; he continued to grow musically, expanding his vocabulary, furthering his piano studies under John Mehegan, and even going on to attain a masters degree in jazz studies.
		Hotep exhibits influences from Thelonious Monk to Cecil Taylor to Chick Corea.
	www.jazzreview.com /cdreview.cfm?ID=4756 (793 words)

	Hotep Idris Galeta Takes It Home
		After a year in London with a number of South African expatriates, Galeta traveled to the United States, where he expanded his horizons through both formal and informal education.
		It pointedly signals the vision and potential of both Hotep Idris Galeta and contemporary South African jazz.
		Hotep Galeta: In the fifties there were quite a number of older musicians who influenced my early jazz education.
	www.allaboutjazz.com /php/article.php?id=846 (2875 words)

	SOUTH AFRICAN MUSIC
		HOTEP IDRIS GALETA was born in Crawford, Cape Town on the 7th of June 1941.
		Hotep left South Africa for London and then New York in 1961 and stayed in exile for thirty years.
		He has also served as the Music Director for David Kramer and Taliep Peterson's highly acclaimed rock opera "Poison", and as a lecturer in the Music Department at the University of Fort Hare in Alice, the Eastern Cape.
	www.music.org.za /artist.asp?id=90 (364 words)

	SHEER SOUND (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-04)
		Hotep Idris Galeta was born in Crawford, Cape Town on the 7th of June 1941.
		Hotep left South Africa for London and then New York in 1961 and stayed in exile for thirty years.
		In the early 60's he obtained a scholarship to study privately with noted jazz piano educator John Mehegan.
	www.sheer.co.za /hotep.html (454 words)

	Heads Up: Africa Straight Ahead
		Heads Up International continues to celebrate cultural exchange between jazz musicians in Africa and their American counterparts with the worldwide release on February 24, 2004, of Africa Straight Ahead (HUCD 3079).
		Compiled under the guidance of Heads Up President Dave Love Africa Straight Ahead presents a cross-section of artists who play and write in a range of straight ahead jazz styles.
		Little known except in their own country, Hotep Idris Galeta, Paul Hanmer, Moses Khumalo, McCoy Mrubata, Bheki Mseleku, Zim Ngqawana, The Sheer All Stars, Voice and Marcus Wyatt fill Africa Straight Ahead with fresh sounds you won't find anywhere else on earth.
	www.headsup.com /albums/3079.asp (579 words)

	ZA@Play - Music: CD of the week 17/12/99
		Hotep Idris Galeta, Ebrahim Kalil Shihab and Tony Schilder: The Tempest Live Series
		They include Hotep Idris Galeta (Volume 1), Ebrahim Kalil Shihab (formerly known as Chris Schilder) (Volume 2), and Tony Schilder (Volume 3).
		Given a brief to include at least two standards, the three flicker and dance to evergreen melodies, as well as to the rhythms within.
	www.chico.mweb.co.za /mg/art/music/9912/991216-cdtw.html (417 words)

	Amuzine - African Music Magazine - 9 September 2002
		Hotep Idris Galeta's latest album, 'Malay Tone Poem', was produced by, and features, Zim Ngqawana.
		Sheer Sound will be launching Hotep Galeta's 'Malay Tone Poem' album in Cape Town at Manenberg's on Friday 13th, and Marcus Wyatt's 'African In Space' album on Saturday 14th September at the same venue.
		Hotep Idris Galeta and Marcus Wyatt will be launching their new albums -'Malay Tone Poem' and 'Africans in Space' - in Cape Town at Manenberg's on Friday 13th and Saturday 14th September 2002 respectively.
	cd.co.za /beatspeak/index090902.htm (7018 words)

	South Africa 2000 \| Making a Name for South Africa
		Playing at some of New York's top clubs, South African musicians like Hotep Idris Galeta got the chance to perform with American icons his counterparts at home could only hear on the radio.
		"I was fortunate enough to leave the country," continued Galeta, stroking his gray beard, speaking with a strong east coast accent that betrays his 30 years in self-imposed exile.
		By the early 1980s, state repression had all but stamped out the township jazz scene, save the occasional band working the odd drinking house — a far cry from the four-stage, stadium-sized compound in downtown Cape Town that housed the North Sea Jazz festival.
	journalism.berkeley.edu /projects/safrica/making/jazz.html (2687 words)

	Hotep Idris Galeta Downloads :: calabashmusic.com
		After meeting Abdullah Ibrahim, then known as Dollar Brand, at a high school jazz concert in Athlone, the two became close friends and Brand became his mentor.
		Hotep, or as he was known in the 50's, Cecil Barnard, went on to establish himself as one of the young emerging pianists on the Cape Town...
		South African pianist Hotep Idris Galeta leads this group through swinging bebop, bolero, bossa nova and other jazz styles.
	hotepidrisgaleta.calabashmusic.com (567 words)

	CD Review of Various Artists - Africa Straight Ahead on Heads Up @ jazzreview.com
		AFRICA STRAIGHT AHEAD coincides with the historic ten year anniversary of the end of apartheid in South Africa and is the sequel to the previous jazz releases, SMOOTH AFRICA and SMOOTH AFRICA II: EXPLORING THE SOUL.
		Among them are Paul Hanmer's "Naivasha," Zim Ngqawana's "Beautiful Love," Sheer Allstars' "Langery," Andy Narell's "Dee Mwa Wee," and Hotep Idris Galeta's "Shawn's Uhadi Samba." Each song is a fine example of straight ahead jazz styles which includes world music themes and jazz motifs.
		There is a great burst of energy and joy, and intimacy, found in each song.
	www.jazzreview.com /cdreview.cfm?ID=6457 (214 words)

	DRAM - View Note for Colin Mac - Database of Recorded American Music (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-04)
		Pianist Hotep Galeta, a longtime partner of Jackie McLean now teaching at the University of Capetown, South Africa, provides thrilling solos as well as the appropriately titled romp Monk in Soweto.
		I would like to thank all of the musicians associated with this project, and especially acknowledge Marty, Thomas, Hotep, and Peter McEachern for their invaluable assistance in putting the music together.
		Thomas Chapin, alto saxophone, flute; Joshua Redman, tenor saxophone; Steve Davis, trombone; Hotep Idris Galeta, piano; Mario Pavone, bass; Steve Johns: drums; Marty Ehrlich, clarinet, flute (on Walking Mystery Man and Colin Mac)
	dlib.nyu.edu /dram/note.cgi?id=27140 (1083 words)

	World Music Central - African Music Legend Hugh Masekela’s New Album Draws Inspiration from Leading Masters of Kwaito ...
		The soothing opener, “After Tears,” features his trademark catchy rhythms and jazzy horn lines, as well as the guitar work of Jimmy Dludlu, whom Masekela considers to be one of the greatest living guitarists.
		Merging jazz, funk and pop, Masekela and his group lock into a supple groove on Hotep Idris Galeta’s “District Six.” Other highlights include Zwai Bala’s “Fresh Air” and an instrumental version of the Isley Brothers’ “For the Love of You.”
		Born near Johannesburg in 1939, Hugh Masekela made a remarkable journey from apartheid South Africa to the music scene in New York City, where he struck gold with his instrumental pop hit, “Grazing in the Grass.” However, Masekela was also one of the leading crusaders against apartheid.
	www.worldmusiccentral.org /article.php/20050419085959306 (682 words)

	Heads Up: Hugh Masekela - Revival
		The soothing opener, “After Tears,” features his trademark catchy rhythms and jazzy horn lines, as well as the guitar work of Jimmy Dludlu, whom Masekela considers to be one of the greatest living guitarists.
		Merging jazz, funk and pop, Masekela and his group lock into a supple groove on Hotep Idris Galeta ’s “District Six.” Other highlights include Zwai Bala’s “Fresh Air” and an instrumental version of the Isley Brothers ’“For the Love of You.”
		Born near Johannesburg in 1939, Hugh Masekela made a remarkable journey from apartheid South Africa to the music scene in New York City, where he struck gold with his instrumental pop hit, “Grazing in the Grass.” However, Masekela was also one of the leading crusaders against apartheid.
	www.headsup.com /albums/3093.asp (630 words)

	entertainment.iafrica.com \| music \| archives Malay Tone Poem
		With Zim Ngqawana (flute, sax), Marcus Wyatt (trumpet, horn), Victor Masondo (bass) and Kevin Gibson as his band, Hotep Idris Galeta’s piano gets the necessary variation around it to truly make the tracks on 'Malay Tone Poem' shine.
		Hotep has been a mentor to many a South African pianist and has played extensively overseas, so it’s good to see a solo album on a local imprint for the man.
		The lazy, oozing title track should draw you straight into the heart of this learned, accomplished jazz album, before the funky 'Monk in Soweto' drags your ass up from the seat to grind some fl pepper-shaking into the stew.
	entertainment.iafrica.com /music/archives/197689.htm (291 words)

	Rock Paper Scissors - Ladysmith Black Mambazo, Raise Your Spirit Higher (Heads Up) - Heads Up Heralds South Africa
		Africa Straight Ahead closes with pianist Hotep Idris Galeta’s “Shawn’s Uhadi Samba.” Galeta, who is originally from Cape Town, left the country in 1961 and during his exile he became friends with Paul Chambers and performed with such musicians as Masekela and Elvin Jones.
		“There are a lot of young kids who have gone through the traditional South African music and pop scenes and a couple of these musicians are looking toward jazz,” Galeta says from his home in Cape Town.
		He agrees with Galeta’s assessment of the abundance of musical talent in the country and says it’s clear why Love is so empathetic about creating more opportunities for South African musicians.
	www.rockpaperscissors.biz /index.cfm/fuseaction/current.articles_detail/project_id/122/article_id/2047.cfm (595 words)

	Evolution
		But with his new band, Blackout—Casey Benjamin on alto sax, Darryl Hall on acoustic bass, drummer Terreon Gully and Marc Carey on Fender Rhodes and keyboard—Harris gives props to the myriad kinds of music that fill his ears.
		There is a lovely and poignant cover of Sting's "Until" as well as an Afrofunk-inspired version of jazz pianist Hotep Idris Galeta's "King Tut's Strut." Through it all, the unmistakable imprint of hip-hop permeates Blackout's consciousness.
		On one level, Harris' all-encompassing embrace, paired with his sensitive musicianship, makes "Evolution" a persuasive statement about avoiding confining genre barriers.
	www.photoserve.com /bb/reviews/album_article_display.jsp?vnu_content_id=1000495610 (145 words)

	whatchusay.com: The Roots of Jazz in South Africa
		This bodes extremely well for the development of jazz in South African which like in nazi Germany some sixty odd years ago had been suppressed and stifled during the turbulent apartheid era.
		Jazz pianist Hotep Idris Galeta left South Africa for London and then New York in 1961 and stayed in exile for thirty years.
		His discography is quite extensive with over 18 albums and CDs recorded with a number of American and South African artists, including with Hugh Masekela, Herb Alpert, John Handy, Jackie McLean, Joshua Redman, Archie Shepp, Elvin Jones, Bobby Hutcherson, Woody Shaw and David Crosby and the Byrds.
	www.whatchusay.com /archives/2005/07/the_roots_of_ja.html (2009 words)

	Scriptwriting in South Africa
		The Johannesburg Civic Theatre in Braamfontein is set to hit boiling point with six hot acts confirmed for the 12th and 13th July.
		The Castle Milk Stout Jazzbrew Festival will feature some of the finest local artists comprising Ernie Smith, Pops Mohamed, Allou April, Hotep Idris Galeta, Johnny Fourie and, from the U.S, steel pan maestro Andy Narell.
		Festival Line Up: 12th July: Johnny Fourie, Hotep Galeta, Ernie Smith 13th July: Pops Mohamed, Allou April, Andy Narell Shows start: 8pm.
	www.saswa.org.za /archive/news_jhb_civic.htm (842 words)

	Toulon Days - Compare Prices, Reviews and Buy Online - Shop Smart at Shopzilla!
		Musician (11/92, p.106) - "..a bunch of lesser-knowns put together a record that ought to be better known...one of the most gratifying records to come along this year, as genial as it is substantial.."
		Personnel: Mario Pavone (bass), Thomas Chapin (alto saxophone, flute), Joshua Redman (tenor saxophone), Steve Davis (trombone), Hotep Idris Galeta (piano), Steve Johns (drums).
		All music written by Mario Pavone except "Monk In Soweto" (Hotep Idris Galeta).
	www.shopzilla.com /9L--Toulon_Days_-_cat_id--5209__prod_id--1083575 (386 words)

	Jackie McLean : The Jackie Mac Attack Live - Listen, Review and Buy at ARTISTdirect (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-04)
		Veteran altoist Jackie McLean is in top form on this live quartet session with pianist Hotep Idris Galeta, bassist Nat Reeves and drummer Carl Allen.
		He performs two originals by Galeta, René McLean's "Dance Little Mandissa," "'Round Midnight," and his own "Minor March" and "Five." The amount of passion and intensity that McLean puts into his improvisations is quite impressive, and 40 years after his recording debut, he remains in prime form.
		This strong, advanced hard bop date gives listeners a good example of his abilities.
	www.artistdirect.com /nad/store/artist/album/0,,192351,00.html (201 words)

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