THE PRODIGIOUS MUSICOLOGIST: Celebrating PROFESSOR AGATHA IJEOMA ONWUEKWE (UGONABO)

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CHAPTER 1: REVEALING THE PERSON OF THE PRODIGIOUS MUSICOLOGIST, PROFESSOR AGATHA IJEOMA ONWUEKWE (UGONABO) Ebele V. V. Ojukwu (PhD)

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CHAPTER 2: TRAINING OF MUSICIANS IN NIGERIA: THE CONTRIBUTIONS OF PROFESSOR AGATHA IJEOMA ONWUEKWE Johnbosco Mbah-Offor, John Ajewole PhD

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CHAPTER 3: PROFESSOR AGATHA ONWUEKWE AND THE QUEST FOR AN AUTHENTIC AFRICAN IDENTITY Akioya Innocent Iyabosa (PhD)

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CHAPTER 4: AGATHA ONWUEKWE: THE LIVING MUSIC LEGEND Isaac E. Udoh, PhD

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CHAPTER 5: PROFESSOR AGATHA IJEOMA ONWUEKWES' CONTRIBUTION TO MUSIC EDUCATION: A STUDY OF EVERY STUDENT A MUSICIAN AT MOUNTAIN TOP UNIVERSITY Emmanuel Ayodele Ajayi, John Ajewole PhD

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CHAPTER 6: AGATHA ONWUEKWE'S CONCEPT OF THE ART OF CONDUCTING IN MUSIC AND PERFORMANCE J. O. FALUSI (PhD)

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CHAPTER 7 : STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS OF GOZUK'S YA DAN TUNKIYA NA ALLAH USING AGATHA ONWUEKWE'S ADAPTATION OF EZEGBES'S PHILOSOPHY TOWARDS UNDERSTANDING AND APPRECIATION OF HAUSA LITURGICAL MUSIC Alexander Joshua Gozuk, Festus I. Olisaeke (PhD)

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CHAPTER 8: A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF PROFESSOR AGATHA ONWUEKWE'S NWANNEM AND PROFESSOR VICTOR UWAIFO'S JOROMI. Mabel Ugochi Okpara (PhD)

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CHAPTER 9: WOMEN IN ART MUSIC COMPOSITION IN NIGERIA: PERSPECTIVE ON ONWUEKWE'S COMPOSITIONS AND ARRANGED WORKS Rita Adaobi Sunday-Kanu, Eyiuche Rita Modeme

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CHAPTER 10 : ONWUEKWE LOGICAL ANALYTICAL MUSICAL APPROACH TO AFRO-MUSICAL STUDIES Samuel Yohanna Davou

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CHAPTER 11 : PROFESSOR AGATHA ONWUEKWE'S ENDEAVOURS IN MUSIC COMPOSITION, EDUCATION, AND HUMAN CAPITAL DEVELOPMENT IN NIGERIA Sunday Ofuani, Rebecca Ufuoma oghene Ogbeide

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CHAPTER 12 : ROLES OF MOTHER IN THE FAMILY: PROF. AGATHA IJEOMA ONWUEKWE AS A MOTHER AND A ROLE MODEL Augustina Chizoba Ezebube (PhD)

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CHAPTER 13 :THE EFFECT OF BACKGROUND MUSIC DURING STUDY TIME: A CASE STUDY OF MOUNT OLIVE COLLEGE UMUNYA Chisom Odinaka Ezeobiora, Chinyere C. Esimone (PhD)

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CHAPTER 14 : NEUROLOGICAL BASIS FOR MUSIC IN EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION IN NIGERIA Alfred Gelles Albert (PhD), Lawson Iyene-Emi

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CHAPTER 15 : THE PRESERVATION OF FOLK TRADITION FOR EDUCATION IN NIGERIA Adeolu Abe, Paulina O. Adeolu-Abe

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CHAPTER 16 : ALBERT BANDURA'S SOCIAL LEARNING THEORY: THE SIGNIFICANCE Chinyere Amoyedo-Peter

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CHAPTER 17 : CREATING A SAFE ENVIRONMENT FOR MUSIC TEACHING AND LEARNING IN SECONDARY SCHOOLS IN THE IDEMILI LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA OF ANAMBRA STATE Ebele V. Ojukwu (PhD), Adaora Echezona

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CHAPTER 18 : PROBLEMS MILITATING AGAINST THE IMPLEMENTATION OF MUSIC TECHNOLOGY COURSES IN NIGERIAN UNIVERSITIES: A STUDY OF UNIVERSITY OF PORT HARCOURT, RIVERS STATE. Esinkuma James Amaegbe (PhD)

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CHAPTER 19 : EFFECT OF VOCAL MUSIC ON LEARNING AMONG PUPILS IN SELECTED PRIMARY SCHOOLS IN IKOT EKPENE LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA, AKWA IBOM STATE Johnson James Akpakpan, Mary Johnson Akpakpan, Peremodoere Ayebatonye-Fatayi

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CHAPTER 20 : AFRICAN TRADITIONAL MUSICAL ARTS EDUCATION: ONWUEKWE'S APPROACH TO TRADITIONAL MUSIC AND DANCE PEDAGOGY Masaikek Harold Nturem

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CHAPTER 21:THE IMPORTANCE OF MUSIC EDUCATION IN CHILD DEVELOPMENT IN CONTEMPORARY NIGERIA: A SURVEY OF EARLY YEAR CLASSES Chukwuma Marian Edohan

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CHAPTER 22 : EDUCATIONAL VALUES OF INDIGENOUS FOLK SONGS TO CHILDREN: A STUDY OF SELECTED FOLK SONGS OF AWKA TOWN, ANAMBRA STATE Joy Nwobu, Ikedi N. Okeke (PhD)

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CHAPTER 23 : APPLYING A LEARNING THEORY ON THE EFFECT OF ANXIETY ON THE ACADEMIC PERFORMANCE OF MUSIC STUDENTS IN TARI-PET SECONDARY SCHOOL. Peace Ifeoma Okpararuekwe (PhD)

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CHAPTER 24 : THE PLACE OF MUSIC IN THE LINGUISTIC DEVELOPMENT OF PRESCHOOLERS: IMPLICATION FOR LANGUAGE DEVELOPMENT IN EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION Lovelyn C. Olisaeke, Festus Ife Olisaeke (PhD)

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CHAPTER 25: COMPETENCE-BASED CHALLENGES OF CCA INTRODUCTION IN UBE AS IT AFFECTS MUSIC AND REMEDIAL MEASURES Iruoma Amaka Ugoo-Okonkwo (PhD), Chinyere Celestina Esimone (PhD)

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CHAPTER 26: EXPLORING THE HARMONICA FOR RUDIMENTARY MUSIC Ikedimma Nwabufo Okeke (PhD)

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CHAPTER 27 :A PRACTICAL APPLICATION OF MUSIC TO THE PEDAGOGY OF FRENCH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE Olivia Ezeafulukwe (PhD), Scholastica Ezeodili (PhD)

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CHAPTER 28 : THE EMERGENCE OF PRESSURE GROUPS IN NIGERIA: A SECTARIANS UPHEAVAL OF ODUA PEOPLES' CONGRESS (OPC) AND MOVEMENT FOR THE SURVIVAL OF OGONI PEOPLE (MOSOP) Austin Inyamigim

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CHAPTER 29 POPULAR MUSIC, ATOOLFOR POLITICALINCLUSION IN NIGERIA Precious Adokiye Omuku (PhD)

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CHAPTER 30 : MUSIC, A POTENTIAL TOOL IN HOMELAND SECURITY AND COUNTER TERRORISM: NIGERIA IN PERSPECTIVE Paschal Chibuike Ozoaghuta

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CHAPTER 31 : THE MUSICIAN AS A MESSENGER OF HOPE IN DIFFICULT TIMES: A REVIEW OF E. C. ARINZE'S ADIAKALU UBOSI David Chinedum Arinze

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CHAPTER 32: ASSESSMENT OF THE APPROPRIATENESS OF THE PHILOSOPHICAL CONTENT OF THE MUSIC CURRICULUM IN FEDERAL COLLEGES OF EDUCATION IN NORTH CENTRAL STATES OF NIGERIA Agatha Ngozi Abdullahi (PhD)

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CHAPTER 33 : MUSIC AND PHILOSOPHY: DIFFERENTIAL LIMITS AND COEFFICIENT Jude I. Onebunne (PhD)

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CHAPTER 34 : SACRED MUSIC AND ITS DEVELOPMENT IN THE (CATHOLIC) CHURCH Rev. Fr. Dr. Nich Anudu

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CHAPTER 35:THE FUNDAMENTAL PRINCIPLES OF CATHOLIC LITURGICAL MUSIC COMPOSITION: THE SECOND VATICAN COUNCIL PERSPECTIVES Loretta Nkechinyere Okoro, Rev Sr. Prof. Cordis Mariae Achikeh

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CHAPTER 36 : ANALYTICAL DISCOURSE ON THE SECURITY POTENCY STRUCTURE OF ABIDE WITH ME Prof. Layade Atinuke Adenike

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CHAPTER 37 : FROM HYMNS TO GOSPEL MUSIC: THE AFRICANIZATION OF WESTERN STRUCTURES Prof. Onyee N. Nwankpa

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CHAPTER 38: SOCIAL RELEVANCE OF SALOKO MUSIC IN PUBERTY RITES CUSTOM OF THE ÓKPÈ PEOPLE Odah Orhoho, Prof. Emurobomo G. Idolor

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CHAPTER 39 : THE POSITION OF MEMBRANE DRUM (IBID) IN IBIBIO TRADITIONAL SOCIETY VIS-À-VIS AFRICAN CULTURE Ekaette C. Udok (PhD)

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CHAPTER 40 : MUSIC AND TOURISM AS AGENTS OF HUMAN RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT IN NIGERIA Ifeoma P. Okechukwu

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CHAPTER 41 : CHORAL ART MUSIC COMPOSITION ACCOMPANIMENT: SELECTED IBIBIO TRADITIONAL INSTRUMENTS Precious Kufre Udoh

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CHAPTER 42 : ETHNOMUSICOLOGY SPONTANEITY AND FORMALIZATION IN EXPRESSIVE MUSICAL CULTURE TO PROMOTE PUBLIC HEALTH Samuel Jackson Udo, Eunice U. Ibekwe

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CHAPTER 43 : THE EARLY PERIOD OF CHORAL ART MUSIC COMPOSITION IN THE ANGLICAN COMMUNION PROVINCE OF THE NIGER, NIGERIA: 1930-1960 Ifeanyi Onyedika Okafor, Rev. Fr. Prof. Emmanuel Chukwuemenam Umezinwa

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CHAPTER 44:THE COMPOSITIONAL DETERMINANTS OF AFRO-AMERICAN MUSIC Sunday S. Udofia (PhD)

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CHAPTER 45 : A MUSICAL AND DIDACTIC APPRAISAL OF FIVE FOLK SONGS IN AMUNDI VILLAGE OF EHA-ALUMO , NSUKKA L.G.A, ENUGU STATE NIGERIA Emmanuel Nnazimako Asogwa, David Sopuluchukwu Umeojiaka (PhD)

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CHAPTER 46 : THE TRADITIONAL DANCE IN NIGERIA: A STUDY OF SELECTED INDIGENOUS DANCE Chinazor Roseline Okpokwasili

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CHAPTER 47 : TRADITIONAL MUSIC IN AFRICA: THE NKEREFI EXPERIENCE IN NKANU LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA OF ENUGU STATE James C. Chukwu

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CHAPTER 48 : THE SEMANTICS OF HIGHLIFE MUSIC IN NIGERIA: A STUDY OF “FUNNY FUNNY IDENTITY” BY OLIVER DE COQUE Alexander Walsh Erhiegueke, Matthew Ikenna Okos, Chinyere Celestina Esimone (PhD)

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CHAPTER 49 : THE SPHERES OF POST-STRUCTURALISM IN NIGERIAN MUSICAL ARTS Prof. Nnamdi Chiedu Onuora-Oguno

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CHAPTER 50 : COLLABORATION AMONG NIGERIA POP-MUSICIANS IN THE MUSIC INDUSTRY AND CONTRIBUTIONS TO NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT: AN EXPOSITORY STUDY Kenneth Anosike Opara, Prof. E.U. Ibekwe

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CHAPTER 51 : A CHRONOLOGY OF FRAUD-GLORIFYING POP SONGS IN NIGERIA: A SURVEY OF SONGS FROM 2007-2020 Kolawole James Rasheed

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CHAPTER 52 : THE EFFICACY OF MUSICAL ACCOMPANIMENT IN THEATRICAL PRODUCTION: AN EXAMPLE OF SELECTED MUSIC DYNAMICS Sunday Olufemi Akande

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CHAPTER 53 : ORIN IBEJI AS YORUBÌ A ìFOLKLORE Oluseyi Babatunji Dada, Adejoke Omolabake Dada, Olufunke Temitope Adeniyi

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