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The perceptions and experiences of a selected group of classical guitar learners and teachers in the Cape Peninsula
Despite the guitar's rich classical tradition, it is primarily viewed as a popular music instrument given its strong associations with popular culture and ubiquitous presence in many popular musics. As a result, classical guitar is often on the fringes of public knowledge and recognition. This study...
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College of Music
2023
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