It is apparent, when looking over the recent publications on African music, that we are entering a very important and long overdue stage in the development of our study that of devising and using notation systems specifically for, and appropriate to, the music being studied. The new transcriptions show a consistency with the music being transcribed, both in conception and format, and encourage one to think that the researcher and the musician are moving closer in their perception of the music. The reader, too, can be reasonably assured of learning the music in its proper framework if that framework is represented in the transcriptio
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This paper explores notation practices related to the an- cient Basque musical tradition of the txal...
Discussion in this dissertation is directed toward the lute, vihuela and guitar's notational systems...
Musical notation has a long and diverse history. The traditions of ancient Greece differ substantial...
A primer of practical suggestions for field research for the Codification and Textbook Project has r...
The musical transcriptions that follow represent a generalized norm of children’s songs and are deri...
It has become commonplace today to invoke the word improvisation when discussing the soloistic melod...
This article documents musical interlocking as it is traditionally practiced among the Shona people ...
In the last five years there has been a growing interest in Kiganda music and particularly in Kigand...
Over a period of many years musicologists have interested themselves in the Akadinda and Amadinda te...
The impression that distinct and sophisticated composition rules are at work in Kiganda music is sus...
This thesis interrogates Andrew Tracey’s career as an ethnomusicologist and the significance of his ...
The kora, a traditional instrument rooted deeply in the culture of West Africa, was originally only ...
The recordings on which this analysis is based, were made between July 24th and August 7th, 1961, in...
Nine miles northwest across a lagoon from the coastal settlement of Keta in southeastern Ghana lies ...
This essay focuses on a transcription of a recording of ‘Creative from Guinea\', a piece composed an...
This paper explores notation practices related to the an- cient Basque musical tradition of the txal...
Discussion in this dissertation is directed toward the lute, vihuela and guitar's notational systems...
Musical notation has a long and diverse history. The traditions of ancient Greece differ substantial...