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  • Book

    Ampene, K.

    Female song tradition and the Akan of Ghana

    2005 - Ashgate - Aldershot, Hampshire, England

    In-text: (Ampene, 2005)

    Your Bibliography: Ampene, K., 2005. Female song tradition and the Akan of Ghana. Aldershot, Hampshire, England: Ashgate.

  • Journal

    Ampofo, A. A. and Asiedu, A. M.

    Changing representations of women in Ghanaian popular music: Marrying research and advocacy

    2012 - Current Sociology

    In-text: (Ampofo and Asiedu, 2012)

    Your Bibliography: Ampofo, A. and Asiedu, A., 2012. Changing representations of women in Ghanaian popular music: Marrying research and advocacy. Current Sociology, 60(2), pp.258-279.

  • Journal

    Aning, B. A.

    Factors That Shape and Maintain Folk Music in Ghana

    1968 - Journal of the International Folk Music Council

    In-text: (Aning, 1968)

    Your Bibliography: Aning, B., 1968. Factors That Shape and Maintain Folk Music in Ghana. Journal of the International Folk Music Council, 20, p.13.

  • Journal

    Atiemo, A. O.

    'Singing with Understanding': the Story of Gospel Music in Ghana

    2006 - Studies in World Christianity

    In-text: (Atiemo, 2006)

    Your Bibliography: Atiemo, A., 2006. 'Singing with Understanding': the Story of Gospel Music in Ghana. Studies in World Christianity, 12(2), pp.142-163.

  • Dissertation

    Bergseth, H.

    MUSIC OF GHANA AND TANZANIA: A BRIEF COMPARISON AND DESCRIPTION OF VARIOUS AFRICAN MUSIC SCHOOLS

    2011

    In-text: (Bergseth, 2011)

    Your Bibliography: Bergseth, H., 2011. MUSIC OF GHANA AND TANZANIA: A BRIEF COMPARISON AND DESCRIPTION OF VARIOUS AFRICAN MUSIC SCHOOLS. Master of Music. Bowling Green State University.

  • Journal

    Burns, J.

    My Mother Has A Television, Does Yours? Transformation and Secularization in an Ewe Funeral Drum Tradition

    2006 - Oral Tradition

    In-text: (Burns, 2006)

    Your Bibliography: Burns, J., 2006. My Mother Has A Television, Does Yours? Transformation and Secularization in an Ewe Funeral Drum Tradition. Oral Tradition, 20(2), pp.300-319.

  • Book

    Burns, J.

    Female voices from an Ewe dance-drumming community in Ghana

    2009 - Ashgate - Farnham, England

    In-text: (Burns, 2009)

    Your Bibliography: Burns, J., 2009. Female voices from an Ewe dance-drumming community in Ghana. Farnham, England: Ashgate.

  • Book

    Feld, S.

    Jazz cosmopolitanism in Accra

    2012 - Duke University Press - Durham

    In-text: (Feld, 2012)

    Your Bibliography: Feld, S., 2012. Jazz cosmopolitanism in Accra. Durham: Duke University Press.

  • Journal

    Flolu, E. J.

    A Dilemma for Music Education in Ghana

    1993 - Brit. J. Mus. Ed.

    In-text: (Flolu, 1993)

    Your Bibliography: Flolu, E., 1993. A Dilemma for Music Education in Ghana. Brit. J. Mus. Ed., 10(02), p.111.

  • Journal

    Nketia, J. H.

    Changing Traditions of Folk Music in Ghana

    1959 - Journal of the International Folk Music Council

    In-text: (Nketia, 1959)

    Your Bibliography: Nketia, J., 1959. Changing Traditions of Folk Music in Ghana. Journal of the International Folk Music Council, 11, p.31.

  • Book

    Nketia, J. H. K.

    Ghana: music, dance, and drama

    1965 - [Ghana Information Services] - [Accra-Tema]

    In-text: (Nketia, 1965)

    Your Bibliography: Nketia, J., 1965. Ghana: music, dance, and drama. [Accra-Tema]: [Ghana Information Services].

  • Book

    Osumare, H.

    The hiplife in Ghana

    2012 - Palgrave Macmillan - Basingstoke

    In-text: (Osumare, 2012)

    Your Bibliography: Osumare, H., 2012. The hiplife in Ghana. Basingstoke: Palgrave Macmillan.

  • Book

    Plageman, N.

    Highlife Saturday night

    2013 - Indiana University Press - Bloomington

    In-text: (Plageman, 2013)

    Your Bibliography: Plageman, N., 2013. Highlife Saturday night. Bloomington: Indiana University Press.

  • Journal

    Salamone, F. A.

    Nigerian and Ghanaian Popular Music: Two Varieties of Creolization

    1998 - J Popular Culture

    In-text: (Salamone, 1998)

    Your Bibliography: Salamone, F., 1998. Nigerian and Ghanaian Popular Music: Two Varieties of Creolization. J Popular Culture, 32(2), pp.11-25.

  • Journal

    Shipley, J. W.

    Transnational circulation and digital fatigue in Ghana's Azonto dance craze

    2013 - American Ethnologist

    In-text: (Shipley, 2013)

    Your Bibliography: Shipley, J., 2013. Transnational circulation and digital fatigue in Ghana's Azonto dance craze. American Ethnologist, 40(2), pp.362-381.

  • Book

    Younge, P. Y.

    Music and dance traditions of Ghana

    2011 - McFarland & Co. - Jefferson, N.C.

    In-text: (Younge, 2011)

    Your Bibliography: Younge, P., 2011. Music and dance traditions of Ghana. Jefferson, N.C.: McFarland & Co.

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