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- Letters to the Editor
- 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.
- Mbira music of Jege A. Tapera
- MBIRA MUSIC OF RHODESIA, performed by Abraham Dumisani Maraire. 12-inch Stereo LP, with 12 page booklet — “Mbiras and Performance in Rhodesia” by Abraham Dumisani Maraire, introduction by Robert Kauffman. University of Washington Ethnic Music Series, UWP-1001, Robert Garfias, General Editor, University of Washington Press, Seattle and London, 1971
- Mbira of the Ndau
- Mocambique-Guatemala
- MUSIC FROM MOZAMBIQUE III. Cordophonic instruments, wooden xylophone, percussion, by Ron and Ophera Hallis, 1983. No.FE.4319, Folkways Records, 43 W. 61st St, NYC, USA 10023.
- MUSIC FROM MOZAMBIQUE, CHOPI TIMBILA. Two orchestral performances recorded in Zavala, Inhambane Province, Mozambique 1981, by Ron and Ophera Hallis. No. FE 4318, Folkways Records, 43 W 61st St. NYC, USA 10023.
- Musical Instruments of the Indigenous People of South Africa. Percival R. Kirby. 2013. (1st ed. OUP 1934, repr. 1953, 2nd ed. Witwatersrand University Press 1965), 3rd ed. Witwatersrand University Press (title updated from 'native races' ) 159 ills., map, xxxv, 400pp.
- New development in the Trinidadian steel drum
- Notes and news
- Predicted mbira found
- Readings in Ethnomusicology. Two collections of papers presented at Ethnomusicology Symposia 2010 and 2011. Mitchel Strumpf and Imani Sanga (eds.). University of Dar es Salaam, Dept. of Fine and Performing Arts. 153pp.; 193pp.
- Records and Books for sale
- Rows of squares: A standard model for transcribing traditional African music in Cameroon
- SONGS, DANCES, MIMES AND SYMBOLISM OF VENDA GIRLS' INITIATION SCHOOLS. A series of four articles in African Studies, Volume 28, Nos. 1-4, 1969, by Prof. John Blacking, University of the Witwatersrand, Johannesburg. Part 1. Vhusha; 2. Milayo; 3. Domba; 4. The Great Domba Song. Total pp. 186, 32 pp. ill., 12 pp. music.
- Sounding the Depths: Tradition and the Voices of History. 2011. Victor Grauer. Selfpublished via CreateSpace. Illustrations at http://soundingthedepths.blogspot.com/. 294pp.
- SWAHILI-ENGLISH DICTIONARY. Charles W. Rechenbach, Bureau of Special Research in Modern Languages, Catholic University of America, Washington, D.C. 20017, U.S.A. 1968, pp. xi, 641. U.S. $18.00.
- The "Henrique Preto" Samba
- THE INTERNATIONAL LIBRARY OF AFRICAN MUSIC
- THE LIFE AND WORK OF BENJAMIN TYAMZASHE, A CONTEMPORARY XHOSA COMPOSER, by Diedre D. Hansen. Occasional paper No. 11, Institute of Social and Economic Research, Rhodes University, Grahamstown, South Africa, 1968. Price 50 cents, pp. 33. Six musical illustrations.
- THE MANDINKA BALAFON: An introduction with notation for teaching, by Lynne Jessup, illustrated by Mary McConnell, Xylo Publications, La Mesa, California, 1983. Including two cassettes, pp 191, photographs, music
- The Matepe mbira music of Rhodesia
- THE MUSIC OF CENTRAL AFRICA by Rose Brandel. Martinus Nijhoff, The Hague, reprinted 1973, original edition 1961
- The nyanga panpipe dance
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