Rhodes University
Media records
Origins & context
- Title
- Rhodes University
- Type
- Institution
- Is Part Of
- Africa Multiple Research Centres
Identifiers & sources
- Identifier
- Q377757
Further details
- latitude
- -33.31361
- longitude
- 26.51972
- WissKI URL
- 73773
Linked resources
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- 10 Years of "Ankole sacred music" in the Diocese of Mbabara
- A Bantu suite for piano, xylophone, whistles and voices
- A case for the name Mbira
- A HANDBOOK OF MUSICAL AND OTHER SOUND-PRODUCING INSTRUMENTS FROM EQUATORIAL GUINEA AND GABON, by Åke Norborg, Musikmuseets, Stockholm, No 16, 1989, pp.469.
- A history of Kenyan guitar music: 1945-1980
- A hobbyist looks at Zulu and Xhosa songs
- A Language of Song: Journeys in the Musical World of the African Diaspora. Samuel Charters. 2009. London and Durham, NC: Duke University Press. 59 photos, index, 368pp.
- A Lunda Kalendi
- A model for the study of African music
- “COUNTERPOINT IN AFRICAN MUSIC.” by Fr. F. Giorgetti, F.S.C.
- “DOMINE NON SUM DIGNUS”, Filibcrto Giorgetti, F.S.C.L, 1963: a motet with both African and Latin texts; Editrice Nigrizia, via Meloncello 3/3, Bologna, Italy
- “DOZE CANCOES DA LUNDA”, Commentarios, transcricoes e harmonizacao de professor maestro Hermino do Nascimento; 1962, in-quarto, 84 pp., Compania de Diamantes de Angola, Rua des Fanqueiros, No. 12, 2", Lisbon
- “MISSA SANDE I”, by STEPHEN PONDE, 6 pages, 1962, clapping indicated for practice only; the Catholic Mission Press, Gwelo, Rhodesia
- “MISSA ZANDE”, by Fr. F. GIORGETTI, F.S.C. Discoteca Comboniana, Editrice Nigrizia, via Meloncello 3/3, Bologna, Italy. Recorded by the choir of Missione Africane di Rebbio, directed by P. S. Benedetti and (drums) Prof. Bionda Lonello. 7-inch L.P. “MISA BABA YETU” (Mass “Our Father”) by STEPHEN MBUNGA. Mnsica Verba, available at the Benedictine Seminary of Peramiho, Tanzania, where it was recorded. 7-inch L.P.
- “MUSIC IN RWANDA", a contribution to the Ethnomusicology of Central Africa by Dr. ROBERT GUNTHER. Tervuren, Belgium, 1964.
- “MUSIC OF AFRICA” SERIES OF LONG PLAYING RECORDS.
- “MUSIC OF THE SLAVES” IN THE INDIAN OCEAN CREOLE ISLANDS: A PERSPECTIVE FROM THE SEYCHELLES
- “MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, HORNIMAN MUSEUM”, published by the London County Council, pp. 109., 16 plates
- “NDWIYO DZECHECHI DZEVU” (HYMNS OF THE SOIL). Music Edition. Edited by John E. Kaemmer. Church Music Service, P.B. 636E, Salisbury, Rhodesia, pp. 56. 1966. 2s.
- “OS INSTRUMENTOS MUSICAIS DE MOZAMBIQUE”, by Margot Dias in GEOGRAPHICA, Ano II, No. 6. April, 1966.
- “PANORAMA GRAMMATICALE ZANDE” by Fr. Imco and Fr. Gero
- “SINCE SINGING IS SO GOOD A THING”. Handbook for Music Teachers and Choir Masters. by GRAHAM HYSLOP. Oxford University Press, Nairobi, 1964. pp. 127.
- “STUDIES IN AFRICAN MUSIC” by REV. A. M. JONES. Oxford University Press, 1959. Vols. 1 and 2, pp. 295 and 238, 18 plates etc., 7 gns.
- “THE LION ON THE PATH AND OTHER AFRICAN STORIES”, told by Hugh Tracey. Illustrated by Eric Byrd. Music transcribed by Andrew Tracey. London, Routledge and Kegan Paul. 1967. 18/- 127 pp.
- “THE STORY OF SACRED WOOD CARVINGS FROM ONE SMALL YORUBA TOWN”, by H. U. Beier, edited by D. W. Macrow. Printed at Yaba, and published by the Nigeria Magazine, Marina, Lagos
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