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Journal of the Musical Arts in Africa

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Journal Title
Journal of the Musical Arts in Africa
Publisher
Routledge
ISSN
1812-1004
E-ISSN
2070-626X
Database
SCOPUS
Domain
Life Sciences, Physical Sciences, Social Sciences
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