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Revitalizing an indigenous musical tradition: a study of Korankye's approach to sustaining the seperewa musical tradition
The Intangible Cultural Heritage (ICH) convention of UNESCO is arguably the most powerful institutional voice in the field of conserving cultural practices on an international level. This initiative and other initiatives of UNESCO have become prominent guidelines and blueprints in international, nat...
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College of Music
2022
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