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Book Review: Experiencing Race as a Music Therapist: Personal Narratives

British Journal of Music Therapy

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First published online June, 2014

Book Review: Experiencing Race as a Music Therapist: Personal Narratives

Volume 28, Issue 1

https://doi.org/10.1177/135945751402800105

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(2006). “Sounding Place in the Western Maputaland Borderlands”. Journal of Musical Arts in Africa, 3(1): 55–79.

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(2000). “How Does Music Mean? Embodied Memories and the Politics of Affect in the Indian ‘Sarangi’”. American Ethnomusicologist, 27(4): 805–838.

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