Singing in the Victorian world: Tonic sol-fa and discourses of religion, science and Empire in the Cape Colony

Grant Olwage

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(2010). Singing in the Victorian world: Tonic sol-fa and discourses of religion, science and Empire in the Cape Colony. Muziki: Vol. 7, No. 2, pp. 193-215.

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