Joshua Uzoigwe: Memoirs of a Nigerian Composer-ethnomusicologist (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781419673801)

Godwin Sadoh is a Nigerian organist-composer, pianist, choral conductor, ethnomusicologist, and prolific publishing scholar with over 90 publications. He is the author of 8 books: Joy Nwosu Lo-Bamijoko: The Saga of a Nigerian Female Ethnomusicologist [2012]; Christopher Oyesiku: Preeminent Nigerian Choral Conductor [2011]; Thomas Ekundayo Phillips: The Doyen of Nigerian Church Music [2009]; Samuel Akpabot: The Odyssey of a Nigerian Composer-Ethnomusicologist [2008]; The Organ Works of Fela Sowande: Cultural Perspectives [2007]; Intercultural Dimensions in Ayo Bankole's Music [2007]--Amazon No. 1 Bestseller in Ethnomusicology; Joshua Uzoigwe: Memoirs of a Nigerian Composer-Ethnomusicologist [2007]; E Korin S'Oluwa: Fifty Indigenous Christian Hymns from Nigeria [2003]. Sadoh's essays on Nigerian music have appeared in numerous international journals such as Africa, Composer-USA, Living Music, Choral Journal, Organ Encyclopedia, Percussive Notes, MLA Notes, The Organ, The Diapason, The Organ Club Journal, Royal College of Organists Journal, The Hymn, NTAMA, Musical Times, and the Contemporary African Database. Sadoh's compositions have been published, recorded, and widely performed in Canada, Costa Rica, England, Germany, Italy, Luxembourg, Nigeria, Norway, and the United States. He has taught at numerous institutions including the University of Pittsburgh, and the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. Sadoh was appointed Professor of Music in 2007. Sadoh's biography appears in Who's Who in America, Who's Who in American Education, and Who's Who in the World.