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battuta

In music, a term to mean the beat or tempo of a composition. It is often used loosely in the plural (for example ritmo di 3 battute) to indicate a change in the metrical scheme of bars grouped in unexpected numbers.



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These explorers are mostly white male Europeans, though Fleming includes the wanderings of Ibn Battuta, who went on the hajj to Mecca in 1325.
Fleming, Fergus. Off the map; tales of endurance and exploration by Julian, Janet / Kliatt
Ibn Battuta in the Valley of Doom, by Abd al-Rahman Azzam, 1996, 29 pp.
AET Book Club catalog: Summer 2006 by Washington Report on Middle East Affairs
An introductory biographical sketch leads into a first-person account briefly covering many episodes as Battuta moves through Egypt, Jerusalem, several parts of Africa, India, China, and home again to Morocco.
Traveling Man: The Journey of Ibn Battuta, 1325-1354. (Nonfiction) by Bush, Margaret A. / The Horn Book Magazine
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