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Franklin, John Curtis (27th April, 2005) : Music archeologist who works with the International Study Group on Music Archaeology. Includes articles and links to online resources. |
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Amelia Ingram (27th April, 2005) : Wesleyan ethnomusicology student who specializes in the musics of Trinidad and Tobago. Includes resources on parang music. |
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Eric Charry (27th April, 2005) : Information on Mande music of West Africa, and links to hundreds of online ethnomusicology resources. |
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Waring Music (27th April, 2005) : Dennis Waring, Ph.D., Ethnomusicologist gives educational workshops in world music. Information on teaching programs, performances, and publications. |
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International Native American Flute Association (27th April, 2005) : The mission of INAFA is to foster the preservation, appreciation and advancement of the Native American flute. Includes articles, bibliography, discography, viedography, and listing of periodical publications. |
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International Native American Flute Association ( ) : The mission of INAFA is to foster the preservation, appreciation and advancement of the Native American flute. Includes articles, bibliography, discography, viedography, and listing of periodical publications.
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Society for American Music () : Stimulating the appreciation, performance, creation, and study of American music in all its historical and contemporary styles and contexts. Site includes listing of publications and organizations, web links for American music websites, and scholar awards.
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Coombsweb: National Institute of Asian and Pacific Studies () : The portal for several electronic journals and regional virtual libraries about Indonesia, New Guinea, Vietnam, and other South East Asian countries. The virtual libraries include photos, sound, videos, articles, and bibliographies.
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Franklin, John Curtis () : Music archeologist who works with the International Study Group on Music Archaeology. Includes articles and links to online resources.
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Amelia Ingram () : Wesleyan ethnomusicology student who specializes in the musics of Trinidad and Tobago. Includes resources on parang music.
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