Oja (Flöte) (German Wikipedia)

Analysis of information sources in references of the Wikipedia article "Oja (Flöte)" in German language version.

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M. A. Nwakuku: On the Resonant Frequencies of the Oja. In: Nigerian Journal of Technology, Band 18, Nr. 1, September 1997, S. 1–21, hier S. 4
Mariam Asabe Iyeh, Godwin Onuche: Reinvigorating the Indigenous Flute in African Dance Performances. In: Ejotmas: Ekpoma Journal of Theatre and Media Arts, Band 5, Nr. 1–2, 2015, S. 127–137, hier S. 131f
Tochukwu J. Okeke: Design Concept and Characterization in Select Igbo Masquerades. In: The Creative Artist: A Journal of Theatre and Media Studies, Band 14, Nr. 1, 2020, S. 77–99, hier S. 79, 81, 95
Uchenna David Uwakwe: Things that would not fall apart: Appraising Igbo tradition in Achebe's culture – specific narratives. In: The Igbo Culturescape in African Writing: from Achebe to Adichie, Juli 2019, S. 244–255, hier S. 247

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Bernhard Ankermann: Die afrikanischen Musikinstrumente. – Internet Archive (Inaugural-Dissertation zur Erlangung der Doktorwürde der philosophischen Facultät der Universität Leipzig) Haack, Berlin 1901, S. 35f

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The Igbo Traditional Wrestling. facts.ng

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Joe Onyekwelu: Contemporary Technological Principles and Application in the Construction of Oja (Igbo Wooden Flute). In: Janim: Journal of the Association of Nigerian Musicologists, Nr. 5, 2011, S. 118–129, hier S. 120–123

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Atilogwu Dance: History, Costumes, Music, Instruments and Dancers. Info Guide Nigeria, 10. Mai 2018

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Ugene, whistle used by herdsmen. Globular, with circular mouth-hole and a stop on either side. Pitt Rivers Museum

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Ima Usen Emmanuel: Surrogate Language in the African Novel: A Tool for Rural Development. In: Research on Humanities and Social Sciences, Band 4, Nr. 23, 2014, S. 69–77, hier S. 69, 74

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Chioma Daberechukwu Opara: The Effect of Modern Technology on the Igbo Traditional System of Communication. In: Review of Art and Social Sciences, Band 5, Nr. 5, Januar–Juni 2016, S. 75–81, hier S. 77

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Ngapak. rogerblench.info/Ethnomusicology/Video & images/Africa/Nigeria/Tarok (Dieses und die nächsten drei Fotos zeigen die Flöte ngapak der Tarok in Zentralnigeria.)
Roger Blench: The traditional music of the Jos Plateau in Central Nigeria: an overview. Hamburg, März 2004, S. 8f

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Joy Nwosu Lo-Bamijoko: Classification of Igbo Musical Instruments, Nigeria. In: Journal of International Library of African Music, Band 6, Nr. 4, 1987, S. 19–41, hier S. 19, 29. Diese Rangordnung gilt nicht für die Hausa, bei denen die Spießgeige goge zum Bori-Kult gehört.
Joy Nwosu Lo-Bamijoko: Classification of Igbo Musical Instruments, Nigeria. 1987, S. 30f; Joy Nwosu Lo-Bamijoko: Performance Practice in Nigerian Music. In: The Black Perspective in Music, Band 12, Nr. 1, Frühjahr 1984, S. 3–20, hier S. 7
Mercedes MacKay: The Atilogwu Dance. In: African Music: Journal of the International Library of African Music, Band 1, Nr. 4, 1957, S. 20–22

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Emeka E. Okonkwo, Maureen O. Ukaegbu, Afamefuna P. Eyisi: A Documentation of Some Traditional Aspects of Wood Consumption in Anaocha, Nigeria. In: SAGE Open, April–Mai 2016, S. 1–8, hier S. 6

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Ijele masquerade. UNESCO

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Evelyn Nwachukwu Urama: Indigenous Languages and Nigerian Novels. In: Akshara. An International Refereed-cum-Peer-Reviewed Research Journal of English Literature and Language, Nr. 11–12, Mai 2019–2020, S. 1–14, hier S. 4f