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LEAD US, LORD, a collection of African hymns. Compiled by Howard S. Olson, Augsburg Publishing House, U.S.A., 1977, pp. 22, $1.50.
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Contributors to this number
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The relationship between lyrics and melody in Rimi vocal music
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AFRICAN MUSIC, A PEOPLE'S ART by Francis Bebey, George G. Harrap and Co. Ltd., London, 1975, viii + 184 pp., illustrations, discography, notes. Translated from ‘Musique de l'Afrique’ (Horizons de France, Paris 1969) by Josephine Bennett.
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AFRICAN HYMNODY IN CHRISTIAN WORSHIP: A CONTRIBUTION TO THE HISTORY OF ITS DEVELOPMENT by A.M. Jones, Mambo Press, Gwelo, Rhodesia, 1976 (Mambo Occasional Papers — Misso-Pastoral Series No. 8), pp. 64, RS0.65.
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IBIBIO MUSIC IN NIGERIAN CULTURE by Samuel Ekpe Akpabot, Michigan State University Press, 1975, pp. 102, $7.50.
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Likembe tunings of Kufuna Kandonga (Angola)
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Analysis and analytic techniques in African music: A theory of melodic scales
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The equidistant heptatonic scale of the Asena in Malawi
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Modèle standard de Rangées de Carreaux: Pour transcrire les traditions musicales africaines du Cameroun
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Rows of squares: A standard model for transcribing traditional African music in Cameroon
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Panpipes and the equiheptatonic pitch
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Appeal for cultural equity
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A study of the drum language in Adzogbo
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African Music, Vol. 6, No. 1 (1980)
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A word from the editor
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Hugh Tracey 1903 - 1977
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Folk music in Nigeria: a communion
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Mwenda Jean Bosco's comeback
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Contributors to this issue
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Back Matter
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Parallelisms in traditional African system of music education and Orff schulwerk
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The "Henrique Preto" Samba
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Songs and Tales of the Arimi of Tanzania
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