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Vol.
I, 1. 2007 Multicultural Youth [920KB]
Vol.
I, 2. 2007 WaterWise [1400KB]
Vol.
I, 3. 2007 Gender [1015KB]
Vol.
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II, 1. 2008 Hunger. A Clima(c)tic Perspective
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M
U S I K É
International
Journal of Ethnomusicological Studies
Four-monthly peer-reviewed journal :: ISSN
1824-7199.
[1,
I, 1] ~
Music & Ritual, ed. Keith Howard.
Keith
Howard and Yarjung Kromchai ~ Tamu with Simon Mills, Ritual,
Music and Life in Tamu Shamanism
Carole Pegg, Tuning in to Place: Emergent Personhood in a
Multi-sensory Khakas Shamanic Ritual
Byron Dueck, 'Suddenly a Sense of Being a Community': Aboriginal
Square Dancing and the Experience of Collectivity
Diane Thram, Music and Healing: Sites of Power in the Rituals
of Xhosa healers/Diviners and the Zion Church in South Africa
Mark
Hobart, Damp Dreams: Some Problems with Dance in Bali
Margaret Kartomi, Aceh's Body Percussion; From Ritual
Devotional to Global Niveau
Cheng Yu, China's Xi'an Guye: Ritual and Performance
Contexts
Lam Ching-Wah, Recreating music and Dance in Confucian Rituals
Tony Langlois, Representations of Ritual in Moroccan Music
Video
Anne Caufriez, Female Poliphony and Ritual for Cereal Growth
in North Portugal
With CD ~ € 25 | £ 18 | $ 32
[2,
I, 2] ~ Sounds
of Identity. The Music of the Afro-Asians,
ed.
Shihan De Silva Jayasuriya.
Amy
Catlin-Jairazbhoy, From Sufi Shrines to the World Stage: Sidi
African Indian Music, Intervention and the Quest for 'Authenticity'
Shihan De Silva Jayasuriya, Music and Memories: Oral Traditions
from and Indian Ocean Island
Aisha Bilkhair Khalifa, Spirit Possession and its Practices
in Dubai (UAE)
Leila Ingrams, African Connections in Yemeni Music
Gaila Sabar ~ Shlomit Kanari, Between the Local and the Global:
African Musicians in Israel
Ali Jihad Racy, The Life History of the Lyre: The Tanburah
of the Gulf Region
€
25 | £ 18 | $ 32
[3,
II, 1] ~ Networks &
Islands. World Music & Dance Education,
ed. Ninja Kors.
Ninja
Kors, Islands, Networks and Webs: Current Issues in Today's
Debate
Huib Schippers, A Synergy of Contradictions: The Genesis of
a World Music & Dance Centre
Keith Howard, Performing Ethnomusicology: Exploring How Teaching
Performance Undermines the Ethnomusicologist Within University
Music Training
Patrica Campbell, Ethnomusicology, Education and World Music
Pedagogy: Across the Pond
Mark Slobin, The Wesleyan Way: World Music in an American
Academic Structure
Michelle Boss Barba ~ Amanda Soto, Enriching or Endangering:
Exploring the Positive and Negative Effects of Recontextualizing
Mariachi Music for Use in K-12 Schools
Lee Higgins, Participation, the Workshop, and the Welcome
Laurien Saraber, Negotiating Dutch Dance: The Changing Landscape
of Dance in The Netherlands
€
25 | £ 18 | $ 32
[4,
II, 2] ~
Analysing East Asian Music.
Patterns of Rhythm and Melody, ed.
Simon MIlls.
Jane
Alaszewska, Two Different Beats to a Single Drum: An Analysis
of Old and New Stiles of Hachijo-Daiko
Stephen Jones, Living Early Composition: An Apppreciationj
of Chinese Shawn Melody
Eleni Kallimopoulou ~ Federico Spinetti, An Analysis of the
Uyghur on Ikki Muqam: Aspects of Melody and Form in the
Segha Suite
Simon
Mills, Playful Patterns of Freedom: Hand Gong Performance
in Korean Shaman Ritual
With DVD ~ € 25 | £ 18 | $ 32
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