Vol. 4 (2010) | Journal of the Association of Nigerian Musicologists

Published: 2012-03-30

Foundations of Pragmatics: the Primacy of Language in African Music Theory, Practice and Education

DCC Agu

10-18

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Language in Nigerian Music Scholarship: The Dearth of Intellectualism

'Tunji Vidal, 'Femi Adedeji

19-34

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Text and Tune in Nigerian Solo Folk Song Arrangements: A Performer's Perspective on the Creativity, Limitations and New Directions

E Onyeji

35-45

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The Nigerian Art Music Composer, His Training, Vocal Compositions and His Language

J Akpakpan

46-57

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Conflicts of Principles and Ideologies in Musicological Terminology: Issues and Requisites

J Okoro

58-65

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Music, Language and the Universal implication of Meaning

E Ibekwe

66-73

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The Poetic Attributes of Àpàlà and Sákárà Music of South Western Nigeria

O Stephen,

74-83

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Composing in Nigerian Pidgin: Towards the Realization of a Common Nigerian Indigenous Musical Language

A-I Nwamara

84-94

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Language Dynamics in Contemporary Nigerian Gospel Music

'Femi Adedeji

95-116

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The Laws of Flexibility, Liberality and Contextuality in Musical Construction in Tonal Language: Theories Deriving from Okpe Igoru Music

O Idamoyibo

117-126

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Music, Language and the Child

G Ekong

127-135

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Musical Varieties in Yorùbá Oral Poetry: A Synopsis of Selected Genres

A Okunade

136-144

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Popular Songs, Literary Texts: a Linguistic Approach to the Music of 2 Face Idibia

A Oikelome

145-158

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Foundations of Pragmatics: the Primacy of Language in African Music Theory, Practice and Education

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Language in Nigerian Music Scholarship: The Dearth of Intellectualism

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Text and Tune in Nigerian Solo Folk Song Arrangements: A Performer's Perspective on the Creativity, Limitations and New Directions

DOI:

The Nigerian Art Music Composer, His Training, Vocal Compositions and His Language

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Conflicts of Principles and Ideologies in Musicological Terminology: Issues and Requisites

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Music, Language and the Universal implication of Meaning

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The Poetic Attributes of Àpàlà and Sákárà Music of South Western Nigeria

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Composing in Nigerian Pidgin: Towards the Realization of a Common Nigerian Indigenous Musical Language

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Language Dynamics in Contemporary Nigerian Gospel Music

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The Laws of Flexibility, Liberality and Contextuality in Musical Construction in Tonal Language: Theories Deriving from Okpe Igoru Music

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Music, Language and the Child

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Musical Varieties in Yorùbá Oral Poetry: A Synopsis of Selected Genres

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Popular Songs, Literary Texts: a Linguistic Approach to the Music of 2 Face Idibia

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