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The Musical Bow in Southern Africa
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  • 1915The Life of a South African Tribe372 cited
  • 1905The Native Races of South Africa267 cited
  • 1967The Musical Instruments of the Native Races of South Africa144 cited
  • 1902The Uganda protectorate93 cited
  • 1854History of Musical Instruments62 cited
  • 1908Aus Namaland und Kalahari61 cited
  • 1934The Ovimbundu of Angola48 cited
  • 1931The Lambas of Northern Rhodesia43 cited
  • 1927BUSHMEN OF CENTRAL ANGOLA37 cited

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  • 2013Methods and results in the reconstruction of music history in Africa and a case study of instrumental polyphony9 cited

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