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The Lala kalimba: the correlation between instrument and style.
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  • 1962The phenomenon of inherent rhythms in East and Central African instrumental music70 cited
  • 1961Patterns of Nsenga Kalimba music42 cited
  • 1970The Matepe mbira music of Rhodesia39 cited
  • 1970Some music for the Lala Kankobele6 cited
  • 1995Music and Theory of the Possession Cult Leaders in Chibale, Serenje District, Zambia4 cited

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