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From christian brigade to commercialized popular genre: The development of gbókùs music among the Yorùbá of southwestern Nigeria
An outcome of European, especially Christian missionary, incursion into African societies is the emergence of new social groups and new contexts for musico-cultural performances. Social change did not only trigger a modification of existing musical forms, it also facilitated the appearance of new on...
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