Music and refugee lives: Afghans in eastern Iran and California

John S. Baily

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Diverse Musicological Studies Music History and Culture Migration and Exile Studies

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Refugee communities are often deprived of their customary means of musical expression,either because they have become separated from their musicians or from their traditional musical instruments, or due to alack of opportunity in the host country.

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