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Daqqaqa in Maltese refers to folk musicians who are either self-taught or have learned to play their instrument without the aid of music scores and through another folk musician, rather than more formal training at a musical academy or institution.  Musicians with this formal training are more usually called a mużiċist.




 
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*[[Ġużi Grech Tal-Irixx]]
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*[[Frederick Mallia r-Re]]
*[[Janice Spagnol Tal-Kelba]]
*[[Janice Spagnol Tal-Kelba]]
*[[Żeppi Spagnol Il-Kelba]]
*[[Żeppi Spagnol Il-Kelba]]
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*[[Frankie Zammit Tal-Grekk]]
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[[:Category:Daqqaqa|List of daqqaqa musicians]] (auto generated)


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Latest revision as of 05:08, 15 October 2013

Daqqaqa in Maltese refers to folk musicians who are either self-taught or have learned to play their instrument without the aid of music scores and through another folk musician, rather than more formal training at a musical academy or institution. Musicians with this formal training are more usually called a mużiċist.


List of daqqaqa musicians (auto generated)