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... Western and Indian music . Afghan music is different from Western music in many ways , particularly in its scales , note intervals , pitch , and rhythm , but it is closer to Western than to Asian music . Afghans celebrate their ...
... Western and Indian music . Afghan music is different from Western music in many ways , particularly in its scales , note intervals , pitch , and rhythm , but it is closer to Western than to Asian music . Afghans celebrate their ...
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... Western training , first at Euro- pean institutions and , more recently , at African uni- versities . Attendance at these institutions has removed the artist from his own society , which would have pro- vided a traditional training ...
... Western training , first at Euro- pean institutions and , more recently , at African uni- versities . Attendance at these institutions has removed the artist from his own society , which would have pro- vided a traditional training ...
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... Western training have drawn their patronage from out- side their own people . Their horizons , wider than those of their ancestors , permit them a wider range of expres- sion , usually entirely personal . The work of painters and ...
... Western training have drawn their patronage from out- side their own people . Their horizons , wider than those of their ancestors , permit them a wider range of expres- sion , usually entirely personal . The work of painters and ...
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