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... patterns are described in the article AF- RICAN LANGUAGES , and ethnic and cultural patterns in the article AFRICAN PEOPLES AND CULTURES . For historical aspects , see CENTRAL AFRICA , HISTORY OF ; COLONIALISM ; EAST AFRICA , HISTORY OF ...
... patterns are described in the article AF- RICAN LANGUAGES , and ethnic and cultural patterns in the article AFRICAN PEOPLES AND CULTURES . For historical aspects , see CENTRAL AFRICA , HISTORY OF ; COLONIALISM ; EAST AFRICA , HISTORY OF ...
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... pattern . The essential feature of such background rhythms is that they start their patterns on the same beat together , then cross over each other during the pattern , then start together again each time the patterns repeat . The ...
... pattern . The essential feature of such background rhythms is that they start their patterns on the same beat together , then cross over each other during the pattern , then start together again each time the patterns repeat . The ...
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... patterns - overall patterns formed by all the players - that are unbelievably rapid . The re- sultant pattern of the above akadinda musical example is : 214435214235114135214535. This series of 24 notes , when played by expert musicians ...
... patterns - overall patterns formed by all the players - that are unbelievably rapid . The re- sultant pattern of the above akadinda musical example is : 214435214235114135214535. This series of 24 notes , when played by expert musicians ...
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