Includes articles about musical theory and practice in Africa and beyond, with reviews of books, music, and recordings. (Print available. Call number: ML 350 .M89)
Quarterly, interdisciplinary journal with performing arts contents focusing on song and music from across Africa. (Print available. Call number: DT 1 .J865)
Journal of book reviews, play texts, theater reports, essays, and more, about "the history, theory and practice of the performing arts," focusing on Southern Africa.
Music scholar Kofi Agawu introduces the major dimensions of African music, its values, traditions, structural elements, instruments, and performative techniques.
Offers a broad history of African theater starting from its origins with storytellers to today's popular entertainers, organized by region, like East Africa, North Africa, Francophone Africa, and Portuguese-speaking Africa.
"Collection of regionally focused articles on African theatre and performance" describing the directions they take in the 21st century. Contains sections on general trends, community theater and performance, and playwrights.
Documentation of traditional dance from various societies in East, West, and Central Africa during the 1960s and 1970s, showing the masks, music, and social interaction of dance.
360 selected CDs from Leo Sarkisian's 50 years of travel across Africa, where he "interviewed scores of musicians and compiled" recordings of traditional and popular music.