Author:Ephraim Amu
Musicologist, composer and teacher from Ghana
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- Twenty-five African Songs in the Twi Language (1932)
- How to Study African Rhythm. The Teachers' Journal (1933)
- Yεn Ara Asase Ni (1935) translated by Wikisource
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