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Dor: Low is Better. 47 mins., U-matic. Filmed in 1987 and edited in 1988. Polka. 52 mins., U-matic. Filmed in 1986. - Langzaam Janken—de trompet in Servie (Crying Slowly—The Trumpet in Serbia). 29 mins., U-Matic.

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Dor: Low is Better. 47 mins., U-matic. Filmed in 1987 and edited in 1988. Polka. 52 mins., U-matic. Filmed in 1986.
Langzaam Janken—de trompet in Servie (Crying Slowly—The Trumpet in Serbia). 29 mins., U-Matic.

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Film / Video Review
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Yearbook for Traditional Music , Volume 22 , 1990 , pp. 189 - 192
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Copyright © 1990 by the International Council for Traditional Music

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