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THE YORÙBÁ NATIVE AIR TRADITION OF CHORAL MUSIC IN CHRISTIAN LITURGY 1920-1980
Yoruba Native Air (YNA) tradition of choral music in Christian liturgy evolved as a result of the conflict which developed between European and Yoruba church music traditions at the inception of Christianity in Yorubaland. The growing body of scholarship on Nigerian choral music has, so far, only ta...
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