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2000
The article provides a cross-section of Croatian traditional music and functions it fulfils in authentic contexts, in various forms of its presentation, and in neo-traditional music i.e. in popular music based on transformed traditional elements.
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The article provides a cross-section of Croatian traditional music and functions it fulfils in authentic contexts, in various forms of its presentation, and in neo-traditional music i.e. in popular music based on transformed traditional elements.
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Croatia: Traditional Music. Traditional Music of Today
Yearbook for Traditional Music, 2000Zdravko Blazekovic +2 more
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Journal of the Society for American Music, 2015
In May 2014, then book review editor John Koegel asked if I wanted to be part of the team of eight scholars with varied interests and specialties to review the second edition of The Grove Dictionary of American Music (hereafter AmeriGrove II), edited by Charles H.
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In May 2014, then book review editor John Koegel asked if I wanted to be part of the team of eight scholars with varied interests and specialties to review the second edition of The Grove Dictionary of American Music (hereafter AmeriGrove II), edited by Charles H.
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Traditional Music for the People
2017In this chapter I use Chinese music departments in the PRC and Taiwan as case studies, exploring how the process of institutionalization has reshaped traditional music in the region and how Chinese music programs have developed responses to growing concerns about their relevance to the surrounding community.
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Umbellifere and traditional music
2015Multipipe flutes (Pan flutes) made of hollow stems of Umbelliferous plants were in use in Russia up until the start of the 21st century in KomiPermyak, Komi-Zyryan and Russian people. The plant species were identified as Angelica sylvestris and A. archangelica.
MARİNA M. KRYUKOVA2, Tatiana A. Ostroumova1, +1 more
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1992
Abstract Generally speaking, folk music comprises traditional, orally transmitted, and regionally and ethnically based genres of mu sic, often performed in small groups with a major everyday emphasis on face-to-face communication and social interaction (see Genre; Interaction, Face-To-Face).
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Abstract Generally speaking, folk music comprises traditional, orally transmitted, and regionally and ethnically based genres of mu sic, often performed in small groups with a major everyday emphasis on face-to-face communication and social interaction (see Genre; Interaction, Face-To-Face).
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