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Afghanistan Music Unit

John Baily, Head of AMU, has had a strong commitment to the music of Afghanistan

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Find out about the Afghanistan Music Unit.

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Read about the work carried out by researchers from within the Afghanistan Music Unit.

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In memory of Ustad Hashim Mahmoud.

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The Afghanistan Music Unit (AMU) sits within the Department of Music.

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Please send enquiries to the Department of Music.

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