African Music: Journal of the International Library of African Music

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Vol 10 No 3 (2017): African Music: Journal of the International Library of African Music

“Hangriba.” Performed by the Shatta Boys, Cape Coast, Ghana.

Published: 2017-11-01

Front Matter

African Music: Journal of the International Library of African Music, Vol. 10, No. 3 (2017)

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Editorial

From the editor

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Articles

IN A WORLD OF THEIR OWN: MEMORY AND IDENTITY IN THE FISHING SONGS OF A MIGRANT EWE COMMUNITY IN GHANA

Eric Debrah Otchere

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‘YET NONE WITH TRUER FERVOUR SING’: CORONATION SONG AND THE (DE)COLONIZATION OF AFRICAN CHORAL COMPOSITION

Christine Lucia

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APPROACHES TO THE ADAPTATION OF SHONA NGOMA STYLES IN ZIMBABWEAN POPULAR MUSIC

Vimbai Chamisa

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METER, FEEL, AND PHRASING IN WEST AFRICAN BELL PATTERNS: THE EXAMPLE OF ASANTE KETE FROM GHANA

Ben Paulding

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GUIDED SYNCRETISM: REPACKAGING BADAGRY-OGU MUSIC IN THE CONTEXT OF LAGOS’ POSTCOLONIAL MODERNITY

Joseph Kunnuji

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THE BUZZ AESTHETIC AND MANDE MUSIC: ACOUSTIC MASKS AND THE TECHNOLOGY OF ENCHANTMENT

Merlyn Driver

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KNOWLEDGE TRANSFER: INDIGENOUS AFRICAN MUSIC IN THE SOUTH AFRICAN MUSIC CURRICULUM

Mandy Carver

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“CREATIVE ETHNOMUSICOLOGY” AND AFRICAN ART MUSIC: A CLOSE MUSICAL READING OF WOOD AND CLAY, KUNDI DREAMS AND UMRHUBHE GEESTE BY ANTHONY CAPLAN

Jeffrey Brukman

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Book Reviews

Contributors to this number

Contributors to this issue

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New Publication

First International Bow Music Conference Proceedings

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Resources for Music Education

Understanding African music -- Listen and learn: music made easy -- For future generations: Hugh Tracey and the International Library of African Music -- Sound of Africa -- Music of Africa -- Historical recordings by Hugh Tracey -- ILAM and Ubuntu Publishing -- The Dhow Countries Music Academy: Zanzibar

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Tracklist

TRACKLIST VOLUME 10 NUMBER 3 • 2017

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Tracks

“Hangriba.” Performed by the Shatta Boys, Cape Coast, Ghana.

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Fishermen’s songs.

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Mama Sejlo singing Wayi jegba (Come and take the golden crown).

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J Kunnuji singing Dagbe dagbe (Wonderful and marvellous).

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J Kunnuji’s composition, Wayi jegba.

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J Kunnuji’s composition, Dagbe dagbe.

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