Music
Origins & context
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- Music
- Alternative Title
- música
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The development of music
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The Endara xylophone of Bukonjo
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The evolution of urban music in Democratic Republic of the Congo during the 2nd and 3rd decades (1975-1995) of the Second Republic-Zaire
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The future of music in Basutoland
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The Gospel Time
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The Gospel Time
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The influence of the west African songs of Derision in the new world
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The International Library of African Music
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The Lukumbi: a six-toned slit drum of the Batetela
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The music of a Lunda Kalendi
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The music of Ankole: the Sheegu pipeband, and the regalia of the royal drum "Bagyendanwa"
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The music of my people: an introduction to music Barotseland
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The music of Tiv
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The music of Zumaile village, Zambia
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The musical dimension of perception in the upper Congo, Zae
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The need for research in African music
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The origin of present day musical taste in Nigeria
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The polyrhythmic foundation of Tswana pipe melody
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The role of the drummer in Akan society
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The Sercmknre and Music in Tlokweng, Botswana, by Jürgen Schöpf, Intercultural Music Studies 13, edited by Max Peter Baumann, Institute for Music Research, Julius- Maximilian University of Würzburg, Verlag für Wissenschaft und Bildung, Berlin 2008, 279 pp., 108 pp. of music transcriptions, 5 photographs and 13-track DVD, 9783-86135-645-5.
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The Shantu music of the Harims of Nigeria
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The social mechanics of good music: a description of dance clubs among the Anlo Ewe-speaking people of Ghana
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The sociology of recording in Africa south of the Sahara
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The state of folk music in Bantu Africa
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The structure of Kiganda xylophone music
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