"They are destroying our culture," said one of Mali's most famous singers, Salif Keita. "If there's no music, no Timbuktu, it means that there is no more culture in Mali."
Cheick-Tidiane Seck
As I mentioned in a previous column, the Ethnomusicology Archive holds the Department of Ethnomusicology collection. This collection includes recordings and photographs documenting guest artists, lectures, and performance ensembles associated with Ethnomusicology at UCLA. It might surprise some of you
Like many librarians, I am often asked if I read books (or listen to recordings) all day long.
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