'Music as Heritage: Historical and Ethnographic Perspectives', eds. Barley Norton, Naomi Matsumoto, London–New York 2019
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Book Review of: Music as Heritage: Historical and Ethnographic Perspectives, eds. Barley Norton, Naomi Matsumoto, London–New York 2019
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intangible cultural heritage, ethnomusicology, ethnographyReferences
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