South African Cultural Observatory

Understanding African music

Reference: 2016/0086
Category Arts
Subtitle Listen, compose, play, learn
Author Carver, Mandy
Acc Num 2016/0086
Location CAR ART
Media Type Books - Nonfiction
Publisher International Library of African Music
Subjects African music
Language English
Date of of Publication 2012
ISBN 978-0-620-53701-8
Edition
Series
Pages 134 plus CD
Hardcover No
Illustrated Yes
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