An empirical study on the effects of globalisation reflecting the adoption of the north Indian sitar in foreign cultures and their educational contexts

An empirical study on the effects of globalisation reflecting the adoption of the north Indian sitar in foreign cultures and their educational contexts

by José Manuel Leão Neves

2000

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