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• West African Folktales Type
• WEST AFRICAN POP ROOTS, by John Collins, Temple University Press, Philadelphia, 1992. - AFRICA O-YE!: A CELEBRATION OF AFRICAN MUSIC, by Graeme Ewens, Da Capo Press, New York, 1991. - BREAKOUT: PROFILES IN AFRICAN RHYTHM, by Gary Stewart, University of Chicago Press, 1992. Type
• West African women in music: an analysis of scholarship Women's participation in music in west Africa: a reflection on filedwork, self and understanding Type
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• Whose Shakespeare? Early Black South African Engagement with Shakespeare Type
• Why a Girl Should Marry Him to Whom She is Given in Marriage Type
• Why It Is That the Elders Say We Should Not Repeat Sleeping-Mat Confidences Type
• Why Some Animals Became Domesticated Type
• Why the Chief of the Smiths Was Unable to Create Human Beings Type
• Why the Sun and the Moon Live in the Sky Type
• Why There Are Cracks in Tortoise's Shell Type
• Why You Should Let Your Kinsman Accompany You When He Asks to Go Along Type
• Widekum Village Area Request by for Transfer from the Mamfe to the Bamenda Division Type
• Wie die Deutschen Weiss wurden Type
• Worksongs. Ted Gioia. 2006. Durham and London: Duke University Press. 350 pp., notes, recommended listening, bibliography, index. Type
• Xizambi friction-bow music of the Shangana-Tsonga Type
• Xylophone music of Uganda: theembaire of Nakibembe, Busoga Type
• XYLOPHONES IN THE SUDAN Type
• YORUBA DRUMS, Laoye I, Timi of Ede. “Odu”, a journal of Yoruba and related studies, No. 7, March 1959, pp. 5-14. Type
• Yoruba folk operas Type
• YORUBA POETRY. Published by the Ministry of Education, Ibadan, Nigeria Type
• YORUBA RELIGIOUS CARVING. Pagan and Christian Sculpture in Nigeria and Dahomey, by KEVIN CARROLL. Foreword by WILLIAM FAGG, GEOFFREY CHAPMAN. 172 pp. £4 10s. Type
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