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Brass bands and the beni phenomenon in urban east Africa
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  • 1969Tanganyika Under German Rule 1905–1912184 cited
  • 1984Big Sounds from Small People: The Music Industry in Small Countries177 cited
  • 1964A Survey of Dar es Salaam48 cited
  • 1929The making of a nation41 cited
  • 1917Arab and Swahili Dances and Ceremonies.19 cited
  • 1982Music in Urban East Africa: Five Genres in Dar es Salaam8 cited
  • 1967Multi-Part Organization in the Music of the Gogo of Tanzania7 cited
  • 1953Hidden Drums in Singida District4 cited

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  • 1997Victorian bands and their dissemination in the colonies46 cited

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