South Africa

• The development of music Place of Origin
• THE DEVELOPMENT OF YORUBA CHURCH MUSIC Place of Origin
• The dilema of Bantu church music Place of Origin
• The discovery of multiple rock gongs in Nigeria Place of Origin
• THE DRUM AND THE HOE - Life and Lore of the Haitian People, by HAROLD COURLANDER, University of California Press, 1960. xvi + 371 pp., 90 photographs, 109 pp. of musical transcriptions. Place of Origin
• The editor on tour in America Place of Origin
• The Endara xylophone of Bukonjo Place of Origin
• The equidistant heptatonic scale of the Asena in Malawi Place of Origin
• The eroticization of bikutsi: reclaiming female space through popular music and media. Place of Origin
• The evolution of urban music in Democratic Republic of the Congo during the 2nd and 3rd decades (1975-1995) of the Second Republic-Zaire Place of Origin
• The fascination of the talking drums Place of Origin
• The first American Music Study group in Ghana: an unofficial report Place of Origin
• The Flamboyant Rooster and other Tshivenda Song Stories, Edited by Jaco Kruger and Ina le Roux, Illustrated by Deon Coetzer, School of Music, North-West University, Potchefstroom: South Africa. 149 pages. Place of Origin · Subject
• The future of music in Basutoland Place of Origin
• The genesis of urban music in Zaire Place of Origin
• The gora and the 'grand' gom-gom Place of Origin
• The guitar improvisation of Mwenda Jean Bosco (Part II) Place of Origin
• The Guitar improvisations of Mwenda Jean Bosco Place of Origin
• The hidden transcripts of sacred song in a South African coloured community Place of Origin · Subject
• The impact of rural-urban migration on a village music culture: some implications for applied ethnomusicology Place of Origin
• The influence of the west African songs of Derision in the new world Place of Origin
• The installation of Inkosi ya Makosi Gomani III Place of Origin
• The International Library of African Music Place of Origin · Subject
• THE INTERNATIONAL LIBRARY OF AFRICAN MUSIC Place of Origin
• THE KACHAMBA BROTHERS' BAND: a study of neo-traditional music in Malawi by Gerhard Kubik. University of Zambia, Institute for African Studies, Zambian Papers No. 9, P.O. Box 900, Lusaka, Zambia, 1974, pp. 75, x, plates, diagrams, bibliography, K2.50, £2.25 Place of Origin

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