South Africa

• Novazimtsholo: umrhubhe whistling song Place of Origin
• Obituary: Ba Joseph Kiwele - Mrs. E.M. Dougall Place of Origin
• Obituary: Hans Cory, O.B.E. 1889-1962 Place of Origin
• Ochot Ma Lolwe Place of Origin
• Ochot Ma Lolwe Place of Origin
• OCORA OCR 43. Musique Centrafricaine. Charles Duvelle. LP 12". Place of Origin
• OCORA OCR 44. Ethiopie, Polyphonies et Techniques Vocales. LP" recorded by Jean Jenkins of the Horniman Museum, London. Place of Origin
• Of youth-harps and songbirds: the sweet music of Wasulu Place of Origin
• Oliver Mtukudzi Living Tuku Music in Zimbabwe. Jennifer W. Kyker. 2016. Bloomington and Indianapolis: Indiana University Press. 25 images, 3 transcriptions, bibliography, index, 290 pp. Place of Origin
• On a traditional Karanga song Place of Origin
• On polyphonic construction: An analysis of Ju|'hoan vocal music (Namibia) Place of Origin
• On teaching Americans to play mbira like Zimbabweans Place of Origin
• On the musical patterning of sculpted words: exploring the relationship between melody and metre in a Somali poetic form Place of Origin
• On The Rumba River. 2008. By Jacques Sarasin. 82 minutes, colour, DVD. Distributed by First Run Features. Place of Origin
• On using the Stroboconn Place of Origin
• Organisation of music in Adangme society Place of Origin
• ORIGINS OF THE POPULAR STYLE: THE ANTECEDENTS OF TWENTIETH-CENTURY POPULAR MUSIC, by Peter van der Merwe, Oxford, Clarendon Press, 1989, pp.352. Place of Origin
• Osborn and Cowell awards Place of Origin
• Osborn Award 1958 Place of Origin
• Osborn Awards for the best recordings of African music for the year 1953 Place of Origin
• Panpipes and the equiheptatonic pitch Place of Origin
• Parading respectability: the Christmas Bands Movement in the Western Cape, South Africa and the constitution of subjectivity. Place of Origin · Subject
• Parallelisms in traditional African system of music education and Orff schulwerk Place of Origin
• PAREDON P 1002 -ANGOLA: A VITORIA E CERTAI VICTORY IS CERTAIN! Songs of the Liberation Army of M.P.L.A. 12-inch mono L.P., with 16 page booklet edited by Pat Payandeh. Produced by Barbara Dane. "Recorded in the liberated zones by members of the Liberation Support Movement.” Paredon Records, P.O. Box 889, Brooklyn, N.Y. 11202, U.S.A. $4-50 in U.S. $5-00 elsewhere by I.M.O. Place of Origin
• Patterns of Nsenga Kalimba music Place of Origin

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