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Gaucho Poetry and Payador Balladry: Calculations to Define a Nation.
Figure 1.“Drawing of an Argentine gaucho playing his guitar”. Image courtesy of Wikimedia Commons under CC.IntroductionThere are few times that an entire genre can be identified as wholly exemplifying...
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Highlights from the Ethnomusicology Archive: Native California
In 1990 Congress passed Public Law 101-343 which authorized and requested the President to issue a proclamation designating the month of November 1990 as "National American Indian Heritage Month."...
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Call for Contributions: Ethnomusicology Review's “Historical Perspectives” Blog
History is not a universal narrative of one tradition, one person, one people, or one nation; rather, it is the sum of all possible histories that may illuminate a present moment or place. To conduct...
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Thinking Historically, Being Present: Kuwait, Summer 2016
An Arabic translation of this article can be found here.Introduction: 129° FMany of my friends an colleagues in Kuwait were shocked that I came during a time of world record high temperatures to study...
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The Place of Race in Jazz Discourse: Storyville, Boston
Issues of space and place pervade jazz historical narratives, especially when considering conventional “up the river” histories. According to such accounts, jazz began in New Orleans (presumably a...
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Towards a Global History of Music? Postcolonial Studies and Historical...
Recent discussions in historical musicology suggest that there is a growing interest in the relationship between Western music and the position of Europe in world history. This incipient “global turn,”...
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The Word Jazz in the Jazz World
In December 1917, U.S. Merchant Marine Truman Blair Cook wrote a diary entry describing his crew’s arrival in Arica, Chile—a small mining town near the country’s northern border. The following is...
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Colonial Celts and Christmas Carols: Cornish Music and Identity in South...
Cornwall, at the far south west of the United Kingdom, is simultaneously a county of England, a royal Duchy, and Celtic nation, and as such its culture and heritage bears witness to a long history of...
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Review | Hidden in the Mix: The African American Presence in Country Music,...
Hidden in the Mix: The African American Presence in Country Music. Edited by Diane Pecknold. Durham, NC: Duke University Press, 2013. [392 p. ISBN 9780822351634. $27.95.] Illustrations, index,...
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Review | Flower World: Music Archaeology of the Americas, Volume 2
Flower World: Music Archaeology of the Americas, Volume 2. Edited by Matthias Stöckli and Arnd Adje Both. Berlin: Ekho Verlag. 2013. [198 p., Individual €59; Institutional €92.] illustrations,...
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Highlights from the Ethnomusicology Archive: Native California
In 1990 Congress passed Public Law 101-343 which authorized and requested the President to issue a proclamation designating the month of November 1990 as "National American Indian Heritage Month."...
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Call for Contributions: Ethnomusicology Review's “Historical Perspectives” Blog
History is not a universal narrative of one tradition, one person, one people, or one nation; rather, it is the sum of all possible histories that may illuminate a present moment or place. To conduct...
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Thinking Historically, Being Present: Kuwait, Summer 2016
An Arabic translation of this article can be found here.Introduction: 129° FMany of my friends an colleagues in Kuwait were shocked that I came during a time of world record high temperatures to study...
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The Place of Race in Jazz Discourse: Storyville, Boston
Issues of space and place pervade jazz historical narratives, especially when considering conventional “up the river” histories. According to such accounts, jazz began in New Orleans (presumably a...
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Towards a Global History of Music? Postcolonial Studies and Historical...
Recent discussions in historical musicology suggest that there is a growing interest in the relationship between Western music and the position of Europe in world history. This incipient “global turn,”...
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The Word Jazz in the Jazz World
In December 1917, U.S. Merchant Marine Truman Blair Cook wrote a diary entry describing his crew’s arrival in Arica, Chile—a small mining town near the country’s northern border. The following is...
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Colonial Celts and Christmas Carols: Cornish Music and Identity in South...
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Review | Hidden in the Mix: The African American Presence in Country Music,...
Hidden in the Mix: The African American Presence in Country Music. Edited by Diane Pecknold. Durham, NC: Duke University Press, 2013. [392 p. ISBN 9780822351634. $27.95.] Illustrations, index,...
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Review | Flower World: Music Archaeology of the Americas, Volume 2
Flower World: Music Archaeology of the Americas, Volume 2. Edited by Matthias Stöckli and Arnd Adje Both. Berlin: Ekho Verlag. 2013. [198 p., Individual €59; Institutional €92.] illustrations,...
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Doing it Backwards: My Unexpected Goldberg Variations (Part II)
Editor's Note: Part I of this piece can be read here.To make a long story short, I recorded what eventually became Goldberg Variations / Variations three times. Once as I’d been performing it, with...
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