African Music

• Letters to the Editor from O. W. Samson, Ernst Emsheimer, Bertil Soderberg, Paul Collaer, Michael G. M. Lane, Douglas Cleverdon, H. Hickmann, H. Pepper, J. K. Louw, Philip Gbeho, John T. Carrington, A. P. Atkins and H. H. Bloomfield Subject
• LIEDER IN ERZÄHLUNGEN DER BULSA: EINE MUSIKETHNOLOGISCHE UNTERSUCHUNG, by Ulrika Blanc, Forschungen zu Sprachen und Kulturen Afrikas, Band 3, LIT Verlag, Munster und Hamburg, 1993 Subject
• Life is short, art and scholarship are long: a tribute in memory of Professor Willie Oscar Anku. Subject
• Likembe tunings of Kufuna Kandonga (Angola) Subject
• List of Books and Pamphlets Received Subject
• List of Books and Pamphlets Received Subject
• List of Books and Pamphlets Received Subject
• List of Books and Pamphlets Received Subject
• List of Books and Pamphlets Received Subject
• Live From Dar es Salaam: Popular Music and Tanzania's Music Economy. Alex Perullo. 2011. Bloomington: Indiana University Press. 459 pp. Subject
• LIVENESS, MULTIFOCALITY, EAVESDROPPING IN ETHNOMUSICOLOGICAL FIELDWORK RESEARCH AT GHANAIAN FESTIVALS AND ROYAL FUNERALS Subject
• Living the Hiplife: Celebrity and Entrepreneurship in Ghanaian Popular Music. Jesse Weaver Shipley. 2013. London and Durham, NC: Duke University Press. 329pp. Subject
• Locating hope in performance: lessons from Edward Kabuye Subject
• Long trumpets of northern Nigeria - in history and today Subject
• LUBA-SHANKADI VOCAL MUSIC No. 2 in a series of African music recordings issued by the Royal Museum of Central Africa, Tervuren, Belgium and the Belgische Radio en Televisie, 1969. 12-inch disc with pamphlet in four languages, pp. 83. Subject
• Luo music Subject
• Luo music and its rhythm Subject
• Magariro (Tradition) Subject
• Makerere University College of East Africa, Kampala Subject
• MAKING MUSIC: MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS IN ZIMBABWE PAST AND PRESENT, by Claire Jones, Academic Books, Harare, 1992, 183pp, photos, transcriptions, diagrams. Subject
• Making the Changes: Jazz in South African Literature and Reportage. Michael Titlestad. 2004. Pretoria: University of South Africa Press. 275 pp. Paperback: ISBN-10: 186888-2918. Subject
• Making violence ordinary: radio, music and the Rwandan genocide Subject
• MALAWIAN MUSIC: A FRAMEWORK FOR ANALYSIS, Gerhard Kubik, assisted by Moya Aliya Malamusi, Lidiya Malamusi and Donald Kachamba, Centre for Social Research and Department for Fine and Performing Arts, Chancellor College, University of Malawi, Zomba, 1987. Subject
• Malawian pango music from the viewpoint of information theory Subject
• MALE DANCERS OF SABAR-STARS OF A FEMALE TRADITION Subject

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