Vol. 3 No. 3 (1964): African Music: Journal of the African Music Society

DOI: https://doi.org/10.21504/amj.v3i3

Published: 1964-06-20

Front Matter

• African Music, Vol. 3, No. 3 (1964)

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Editorial

• Editorial

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Articles

• African metrical lyrics

  A. M. Jones

  6-14

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• On a traditional Karanga song

  Joseph Lenherr

  15-19

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• The need for research in African music

  Graham Hyslop

  20-24

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• Generic names for the Mbira. (A Contribution to Hugh Traceys article A Case for the name Mbira)

  Gerhard Kubik

  25-36

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• Harp music of the Azande and related peoples in the Central African Republic (Part 1 - Horizontal harp playing)

  Gerhard Kubik

  37-76

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• Recording and studying music in Northern Mozambique. (With drawings and photograph by Helmut Hillegeist)

  Gerhard Kubik

  77-100

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• Popular songs and national identity in Malawi

  George T. Nurse

  101-106

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• The music of a Lunda Kalendi

  Marjorie Davidson

  107-108

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• Impressions of African Church music

  Robert A. Kauffman

  109-110

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• Music in Nigeria

  E. M. Edet

  111-113

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Notes and News

• Annual Meeting of the Society for Ethnomusicology

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• Tropical African studies

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• Africans' cultural dilemma

  115-116

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• Makerere University College of East Africa, Kampala

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• Report on the 1964 Annual Meeting of the Society of Ethnomusicology

  117

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• The Kwanongoma College of African Music (A branch of the Rhodesian Academy of Music) Newsletter - June, 1964

  117-118

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Book Reviews

• A SELECTION OF AFRICAN PROSE. 1. Traditional Oral Texts, compiled by W. H. WHITELEY. The Oxford Library of African Literature. Oxford University Press, pp. 200. 1964. 21/-.

  Hugh Tracey

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• “SINCE SINGING IS SO GOOD A THING”. Handbook for Music Teachers and Choir Masters. by GRAHAM HYSLOP. Oxford University Press, Nairobi, 1964. pp. 127.

  Hugh Tracey

  119-120

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• “AFRICAN SCULPTURE”, by William Fagg and Margaret Plass. 160 pp., fully illustrated with photographs. Studio Vista. London. 18/-.

  Hugh Tracey

  120-121

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• MUSIK IN RWANDA by ROBERT GUENTHER. Musee Royal de L’Afrique Centrale, Tervuren, Belgique, Annales — Serie IN-80 Sciences Humaines — No. 50, 1964.

  121

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• “DOZE CANCOES DA LUNDA”, Commentarios, transcricoes e harmonizacao de professor maestro Hermino do Nascimento; 1962, in-quarto, 84 pp., Compania de Diamantes de Angola, Rua des Fanqueiros, No. 12, 2", Lisbon. (No price given).

  Brother Basil Basil

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• “DOMINE NON SUM DIGNUS”, Filibcrto Giorgetti, F.S.C.L, 1963: a motet with both African and Latin texts; Editrice Nigrizia, via Meloncello 3/3, Bologna, Italy. (No price given).

  Brother Basil Basil

  121-122

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• “MISSA SANDE I”, by STEPHEN PONDE, 6 pages, 1962, clapping indicated for practice only; the Catholic Mission Press, Gwelo, Rhodesia. (No price given).

  Brother Basil Basil

  122

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Records Reviews

• “MISSA ZANDE”, by Fr. F. GIORGETTI, F.S.C. Discoteca Comboniana, Editrice Nigrizia, via Meloncello 3/3, Bologna, Italy. Recorded by the choir of Missione Africane di Rebbio, directed by P. S. Benedetti and (drums) Prof. Bionda Lonello. 7-inch L.P. “MISA BABA YETU” (Mass “Our Father”) by STEPHEN MBUNGA. Mnsica Verba, available at the Benedictine Seminary of Peramiho, Tanzania, where it was recorded. 7-inch L.P.

  Brother Basil Basil

  122-123

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Letters to the Editor

• Letters to the Editor

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List of Books and Pamphlets Received

• Publications received by the Library during the year

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Back matter

• Back Matter

  Hugh Tracey (Editor)

  126-134

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