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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Tone and melody in a Congolese popular song
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Towards a notation and tablature for the kora and its application to other instruments
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TOWARDS A SOLUTION OF AFRICAN MUSIC PROBLEMS: AN ASSESSMENT OF THE WORK OF FATHER GIORGIETTI
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Towards a text book of Kiganda music
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Towards understanding the play of Atsimevu in Atsiã
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Track 1
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Tracklist
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Tracklist
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TRACKLIST VOLUME 10 NUMBER 3 2017
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TRACKLIST Volume 8 number 2, 2008
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TRACKLIST Volume 8 number 3, 2009
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TRACKLIST Volume 8 number 4, 2010
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TRACKLIST: VOLUME 10 NUMBER 1, 2015
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TRACKLIST: VOLUME 10 NUMBER 2, 2016
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TRACKLIST: VOLUME 9 NUMBER 4, 2014
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TRADITION AFRIKANISCHER BLASORCHESTER UND ENTSTEHUNG DES JAZZ, by Alfons Michael Dauer, 2 volumes, Akademische Druck- und Verlagsanstalt Graz. Volume 7 in the series Studies in Jazz Research edited by The International Society for Jazz Research and by The Institute for Jazz Research at the College of Music and Performing Arts in Graz, Austria, 1985. Text section: 240 pp, music, photographs and drawings. Notation section: 204 pp, 68 transcriptions of 51 music examples.
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TRANSCENDING THE SONIC AND THE TEXTUAL
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Transcribing the Venda tshikona reedpipe dance
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Transcription of African music from silent film: theory and methods
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Transcription of Mangwilo xylophone music from film strips
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Travel on a song-the roots of Zanzibar taarab
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Traveling Spirit Masters: Moroccan Gnawa and Music in the Global Marketplace. Deborah Kapchan, Wesleyan University Press. Middletown, CT. 2007, 325 pages
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Trees and anthills: songs of Karimojong women's groups
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