International Library of African Music
Origins & context
- Title
- International Library of African Music
- Alternative Title
- ILAM
- Type
- Research project
- Is Part Of
- External
- is funded by
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Rhodes University
Identifiers & sources
- DRE ID
- Ext_ILAM
Linked resources
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Frontmatter
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FUNERAL DIRGES OF THE AKAN PEOPLE, by J. H. Nketia. Published by Achimota, Gold Coast, 1955. Blocks and Samples of musical transcriptions 296 pp.
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Ganda xylophone music: another approach
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Gdeim Izik
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GENDERED SPACE TRANSGRESSORS: STUDY OF TWO YORUBA FEMALE DÙNDÚN DRUMMERS
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GENDERING MUSICAL DISCOURSE
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Generic names for the mbira
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Generic names for the Mbira. (A Contribution to Hugh Traceys article A Case for the name Mbira)
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George W. Cable and two sources of jazz
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Gerhard Kubik lectures
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Giriama and Digo dance styles
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GRAHAM HYSLOP has written a magnificent and Nunc Dimittis (OUP, 1962) set to African melodies for S.A.T.B
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GRUNDPHANOMENE UND GRUNDBEGRIFFE DES AFRIKANISCHEN UND AFRO-AMERIKANISCHEN TANZES. (Basic phenomena and concepts of the African and Afro-American dance) by Helmut Gunther, Universal Edition, Graz 1969.
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GUIDED SYNCRETISM: REPACKAGING BADAGRY-OGU MUSIC IN THE CONTEXT OF LAGOS' POSTCOLONIAL MODERNITY
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Gumboots, Bhaca migrants, and Fred Astaire: South African worker dance and musical style
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HARMONIA MUNDI HMO 30.733, MUSIQUES AFRICAINES: CHANTS ET DANSES DE CENTRAFRIQUE. One 12-inch mono disc of good sound quality. Available from Harmonia Mundi, S.A. Capital 280.000, F-04 Saint Michel de Provence, France.
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Harnessing community musicians as living archives for “sustainable” teaching and learning of Ugandan musics at Makerere University
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Harp music of the Azande and related peoples in the Central African Republic (Part 1 - Horizontal harp playing)
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Highlife Saturday Night: Popular Music and Social Change in Urban Ghana. Nate Plageman. 2013. Bloomington: Indiana University Press. 30 figures, glossary,
discography, bibliography, index, 318 pp.
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Hip hop Africa: New African Music in a Globalizing World. Eric Charry, ed. 2012. Bloomington: Indiana University Press. 390 pp.
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Hip Hop in Africa: Prophets of the City and Dustyfoot Philosophers. Msia Kibona Clark, 2018. Athens, Ohio: Ohio University Press. 25 illustrations b&w, bibliography, index, 266 pp.
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Hip-Hop Colony. DVD. Michael Wanguhu, director, 2007. Chatsworth, CA: Emerge Media Group.
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Historical Recordings by Hugh Tracey: SWP Records and the International Library of African Music - Music of Africa by Hugh Tracey: International Library of African Music.
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