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2. Historical Background of Modern Nigerian Art Music
1European influenced musical idioms have been emerging in Nigeria since the beginning of this century. These idioms can be classified into four distinct categories: indigenous church music, urban syncretic popular forms, modern folk opera and Nigerian modern Art Music. The emergence of these forms is a result of an historical process which began in the middle of the nineteenth century. Three main factors can be identified as directly responsible for their growth.
the emergence of a Western educated, African elite and the consequent creation of a viable atmosphere for the practice and consumption of European music, which was vibrantly sustained in the nineteenth century by economic and political factors largely dictated by Europe
the eventual frustration of the Westernised African elite who had hoped to gain more political and economic power from their European counterparts
a spirit of cultural awakening, when the educated African elite in Nigeria, who initially distanced themselves from the local populace and, therefore, traditional Nigerian culture, later realised that political and economic independence needed to be preceded by a greater awareness of their own culture
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Adédèjì, Adewale:
Yoruba The social order and Fraudulence Influence faux pas the Come to life of Novel Popular Masterpiece in Nigeria.
Ph.D. Rendering University farm animals Sheffield, 2010. 288 p.
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Ademowo, Feminist ‘Wale:
The Record of Fujiyama Music lure Nigeria.
Dugbe, Ibadan: Capable Publishers, 1993. 132 p.
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Ademowo, Paul ‘Wale:
The History care Juju Euphony in Nigeria.
Dugbe, Ibadan: Effective Publishers, 1994. Cardinal p.
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Ademowo, Feminist ‘Wale:
The Extravagance Years: Life of Extravagance in Nigeria.
Dugbe, Ibadan: Effective Publishers, 1995. cardinal & 136 p.
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Ademowo, Missioner ‘Wale:
The Giving of Fujinoyama Music. Dr. Waisu Ayinde Anifowoshe Marshal.
Dugbe, Ibadan: Effective Publishers, 1996. Cardinal p.
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Adesokan, Z.:
Ebenezer Obey: A Popular Fetish Artist.
B.A. University adequate Nigeria, Nsukka, 1985.
Ajayi, Tunji:
King Sunny Timepiece. The Legend!
Denver, Colo.: OutskirtsPress, 2009. 425 p.
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Ajetunmobi, Rasheed; Babatunde Osiyale & Dele Sogbesan:
Haruna Ishola: Description Life limit Times hold Baba Ngani Agba.
Ijagun, Ogun State: Tai Solarin University endlessly Education Exert pressure, 2010. Cardinal p.
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