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Page 236
... traditional art forms are re- quired become less frequent ; but they are replaced by demands of a new kind , to which African artists are re- sponding . Since colonial times , many potential artists have received advanced Western ...
... traditional art forms are re- quired become less frequent ; but they are replaced by demands of a new kind , to which African artists are re- sponding . Since colonial times , many potential artists have received advanced Western ...
Page 243
... traditional or spontaneous . Tradi- tional musical activities are mostly combined with such fixed occasions as festivals , rites , and religious celebra- tions . Spontaneous music making occurs in the private and recreational spheres ...
... traditional or spontaneous . Tradi- tional musical activities are mostly combined with such fixed occasions as festivals , rites , and religious celebra- tions . Spontaneous music making occurs in the private and recreational spheres ...
Page 285
... traditional loyalty to their rural homelands . The first associations to appear are various kinds having pri- marily recreational , religious , or educational aims ; at a later stage there arise trade unions and political parties . At ...
... traditional loyalty to their rural homelands . The first associations to appear are various kinds having pri- marily recreational , religious , or educational aims ; at a later stage there arise trade unions and political parties . At ...
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