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Academic papers by other authors, some used in SOAS seminars. They include:
E.K.K. Sempebwa, "Some Social Aspects of African Music", talk given to the Uganda Society, 1947.
Roland Oliver, "Nilotes in Uganda", SOAS and Institute of Commonwealth Studies African History Seminar, 1960.
David Rycroft, "Brief Notes on Some of the Bushman and Hottentot Musical Recordings Collected by Dr E.O.J. Westphal, 1961".
[Dr E.O.J. Westphal], "Observations on Current Bushman and Hottentot Music Practices", n.d.
David Rycroft, "Stylistic Evidence in Nguni Song", 1962.
John Blacking, "The Identification of Different Musical Styles and Their Historical and Sociological Foundations, with Special Reference to the Music of the Venda", 1962.
K.P. Wachsmann, "Musical Instruments in Ki-Ganda Tradition and their Place in the East African Scene", 1962.
"Music and the Musician in Igbo and Hausa Societies: A Comparative Examination", Departmental Seminar, 1969 (author unidentified).
John Blacking, "A Bibliography on the Subject of Ethno-musicology", n.d.
Nazir Ali Jairazbhoy, "A Preliminary Survey of the Shahnai and Nagasvara in India and Pakistan", n.d.
Percival R. Kirby, "The Changing Face of African Music South of the Zambesi, with Particular Reference to those South of the Twenty-second Parallel", n.d. [Zambezi]
Arnold A. Bake, "Stick Dances", n.d.
A.M. Jones, "Africa and Indonesia: An Ancient Colonial Era?", n.d.
Percival R. Kirby, "Contribution to the Discussion on East and Central Africa and Indonesia", n.d.
Gilbert Rouget, "Vocal Music and Traditional History in the Ancient Kingdom of Porto-Novo", n.d.
"A Note on the Burmese Nhai", n.d. (author unidentified).
"The Effect of Medieval Technology on Musical Style in the Orient", n. (author unidentified).
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