Martin Clayton (ethnomusicologist)
Martin Clayton, FBA is professor in ethnomusicology at Durham University.[1] He studied at the School of Oriental and African Studies, from where he received his BA in music and Hindi in 1988 and his PhD in ethnomusicology in 1993.
Selected publications
- Time in Indian Music: Rhythm, metre and form in North Indian rag performance. Oxford University Press, Oxford, 2000.
- Music, time and place: Essays in comparative musicology. B.R. Rhythms, Delhi, 2007.
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gollark: Dragon kind of had that - you used a keyboard to type into a turtle and it'd send items over an introspection module to you.
gollark: (autocrafting coming as soon as I figure out how my previous crafting job solver worked and port it)
gollark: It is arguably pretty next-generation. It's designed to function more like AE2, with one server, multiple terminals and automation.
gollark: Hah, squid's artist thread is called "Previous-Generation Plethora Storage".
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