The Impact of Sound Recording Techniques on Music in Sri Lanka

  • Alawathukotuwa M
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The Sri Lanka Journal of the Humanities (SLJH) is a peer-reviewed, bi-annual, journal of the University of Peradeniya, Sri Lanka. It is devoted to publishing articles based on original research in the Humanities and related fields. It aims to reach a readership of both specialists and non-specialists.The SLJH is currently accepting submissions for Volume 43, Nos. 1 and 2 (2021)Submissions could range from research articles (6000-7000 words, including footnotes/tables/graphs, etc.) to book-reviews, review articles, opinion pieces and interviews (not exceeding 3000 words). For detailed instructions on submissions, see https://sljh.sljol.info/about/submissions/;Deadlines - Volume 43, No. 1: 31 March, 2021                 - Volume 43, No. 2: 31 August, 2021

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Alawathukotuwa, M. (2018). The Impact of Sound Recording Techniques on Music in Sri Lanka. Sri Lanka Journal of Humanities, 41(1–2), 26. https://doi.org/10.4038/sljh.v41i1-2.7243

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