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Baylā Kapiriññā vimarśanayak
Sunil Āriyaratna
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An edition of Baylā Kapiriññā vimarśanayak (1985)

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On Baila and Kaffirinna, dance forms of Sri Lanka.

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Dayavaṃsa Jayakodi saha Samāgama
Language
Sinhala
Pages
116

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Subjects
Dance, Dance music
Places
Sri Lanka

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Baylā Kapiriññā vimarśanayak
1985, Dayavaṃsa Jayakodi saha Samāgama
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Edition Notes

Bibliography: p. [108]-112.
In Sinhalese.
Includes music, in letter notation.

Published in
Koḷamba

Classifications

Library of Congress
GV1703.S74 A75 1985

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Pagination
116 p. ;
Number of pages
116

ID Numbers

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OL2360304M
LCCN
86901710

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