<i>Mazar</i>festivals of the Uyghurs: Music, Islam and the Chinese State

Harris, Rachel E; Dawut, Rahilä

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Mazarfestivals of the Uyghurs: Music, Islam and the Chinese State

Author(s): Rachel Harris , Rahilä Dawut

Publication date Created: January 2002

Publication date (Print): January 2002

Journal: British Journal of Ethnomusicology

Publisher: Informa UK Limited

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Title: British Journal of Ethnomusicology

Abbreviated Title: British Journal of Ethnomusicology

Publisher: Informa UK Limited

ISSN (Print): 0968-1221

Publication date Created: January 2002

Publication date (Print): January 2002

Volume: 11

Issue: 1

Pages: 101-118

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DOI: 10.1080/09681220208567330

SO-VID: c5adddac-8b1e-4583-be18-b4f9f4f923e4

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