The Caribbean Steelpan and some Offsprings Mode Studies on some families of “Steel” Instruments.

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The Caribbean Steelpan and some Offsprings Mode Studies on some families of “Steel” Instruments

Uwe J. Hansen Indiana State University Terre Haute, IN Thomas D. Rossing Northern Illinois University DeKalb, IL

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