Explore the International Library of African Music

Curious about the facilities available if you choose to study Ethnomusicology at Rhodes University? Join the tour by PhD student Obianuju Nojuku who shares her world of studying, recording and performing African music as a PhD student in ethnomusicology at the International Library of African Music - also known as ILAM. Explore the building, the library, the recording studio and the amazing archive of instruments and African music from all over the continent dating back nearly a century. Check out the facilities for other post-graduate students by viewing other videos in this playlist on Post-grad facilities at Rhodes University.