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      <title>Penguin Cafe</title>
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      <description>Penguin Cafe will be at the BBC Proms Wednesday 8 September 2010.

Look out for our UK tour in February 2011 with Portico Quartet.</description>
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      <title>Hugh Masekela &amp;amp; The Mahotella Queens</title>
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      <description>Two of the Rainbow Nation&#8217;s most enduring and symbolic artists, whose music charts the joys and sorrows of South Africa&#8217;s journey from racist state to World Cup Host nation, come together on Music Beyond Mainstream venue stages&#8230;</description>
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