Music in the Mind: The Concepts of Music and Musician in Afghanistan

John S. Baily · Hiromi Lorraine Sakata

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Chapter 1 Introduction Chapter 2 Three Diverse Areas of Afghanistan Chapter 3 Islam and Music Chapter 4 The Concept of Music Chapter 5 The Concept of Musician Chapter 6 Musical and Conceptual Relationships Chapter 7 Summary

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