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Yearbook of the International Folk Music Council

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Title Yearbook of the International Folk Music Council.
Publisher Urbana : University of Illinois Press
Creation Date 1969-1980
Notes Published by: International Folk Music Council, 1971-1980.
Place of publication varies: Kingston Ont., 1971-1979
New York, 1980.
Title from title screen (JSTOR, viewed October 8, 2003).
Includes some text in French, German, and Spanish.
Mode of access: World Wide Web.
Journal of the International Folk Music Council (CKB)111067361961004 (DLC)2004235613 (OCoLC)53166037 2631-5766
Annual
Language English
French
German
Spanish
National Library system number 997007607617805171
MARC RECORDS
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