the development of the acehnese sitting song-dances and frame-drum genres as part of religious conversion and continuing piety
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The development of the Acehnese sitting song-dances and frame-drum genres as part of religious conversion and continuing piety
This article aims to connect two important genres of Aceh
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| Authors | ;Margaret Kartomi |
| Journal | dementia & neuropsychologia |
| Year | 2010 |
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