African music

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Africa is, of course, a big continent... An essential musical culture (or family of musical cultures) of Africa is the [[Arabic, Turkish, Persian|arabic]] one, for which there is a separate page.

This page is meant as overview page/starting point for non-arabic african musical cultures

=Instruments= 
A notable african instrument category is the [[kalimba (mbira)]] family.

=External links= 
[[http://infohost.nmt.edu/%7Ejstarret/pygmies.html|Baka Pygmies vocal polyphony]]

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This page is meant as overview page/starting point for non-arabic african musical cultures<br />
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 A notable african instrument category is the <a class="wiki_link" href="/kalimba%20%28mbira%29">kalimba (mbira)</a> family.<br />
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