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The Music and Musical Instruments of Japan
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  • 1976Hornbostel Opera Omnia9 cited
  • 1957Japanese "Noh" Music6 cited
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  • 2007From torture to fascination: changing Western attitudes to Japanese music4 cited
  • 1951The Okinawan Notation System3 cited
  • 1996A "Koto" by Any Other Name: Exploring Japanese Systems of Musical Instrument Classification3 cited

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