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THE APPROXIMATE ORIGIN OF ARTICLES IN THIS EDITION OF THE JOURNAL

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1. THE MUSICAL SCENE IN UGANDA

by Peter Cooke... U g a n d a ... 6 2. THE NDONGO BOWL LYRE OF UGANDA:

AN EXAMINATION OF ITS ACOUSTICAL PROPERTIES

James Makubuya... U g a n d a ... 22 3. XYLOPHONE MUSIC OF UGANDA: THE EMBAIRE OF NAKIBEMBE, BUSOGA

Andrew Cooke, James Micklem, Mark Stone . . U g a n d a ...29 4. ENNANGA HARP SONGS OF BUGANDA:

TEMUTEWO MUKASA’S “GGANGA ALULA”

Andrew Cooke, James Micklem... U g a n d a ...47 5. FIELDWORK IN LANGO, NORTHERN UGANDA, FEB — MAR 1997

Peter Cooke ... U g a n d a ...66 6. URBAN MUSIC IN CONGO/ZAlRE, 1975-95

Kazadi wa Mukuna ... C o n g o... 73 7. GUMBOOTS, BHACA MIGRANTS, AND FRED ASTAIRE:

SOUTH AFRICAN WORKER DANCE AND MUSICAL STYLE

Carol Muller, Janet Topp Fargion ... S o u th A f r i c a ...88

8. SOME MUSIC TRADITIONS OF MALAWI

Mitchell Strumpf ... Malawi... 110 9 SINGING PSALMS WITH OWLS: A VENDA 20th CENTURY MUSICAL HISTORY

Jaco Kruger... S o u th A frica... 122 10. KOO NIMO: A CONTEMPORARY GHANAIAN MUSICIAN

Andrew L. Kaye Ghana 147

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