Pathways in Early European Ethnomusicology
Pioneers and Discourses
Contributions by Iryna Dovhalyuk Contributions by Tamila Dzhani-zade Contributions by László Felföldi Contributions by Anders Hammarlund Contributions by Tatjana Kostanjević Contributions by Dániel Lipták Contributions by Larysa Lukashenko Contributions by Mikhail Lukin Contributions by Bożena Muszkalska Contributions by Olga Pashina Contributions by Marcello Sorce Keller Edited by Ulrich Morgenstern Edited by Thomas Nußbaumer
Hardback (Published)
(April 2024)
ISBN: 9783205219170
6.93 x 9.69 inches
Price: $99.00
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The “anthropological turn” in ethnomusicology is generally associated with Alan P. Merriam’s “Anthropology of music” (1964). The present volume intends to correct this picture from a European perspective, presenting insights into early fieldwork-based ethnomusicology, hitherto largely restricted by linguistic borders. Eleven authors from different parts of Europe present pioneers in the field who carried out research on the continent and beyond as musicologists, philologists, and folklorists. The volume also includes panoramic overviews of folk music research from specific regional and national perspectives, including national and regional schools of early European ethnomusicology.
- Contributions by Iryna Dovhalyuk
- Contributions by Tamila Dzhani-zade
- Contributions by László Felföldi
- Contributions by Anders Hammarlund
- Contributions by Tatjana Kostanjević
- Contributions by Dániel Lipták
- Contributions by Larysa Lukashenko
- Contributions by Mikhail Lukin
- Contributions by Bożena Muszkalska
- Contributions by Olga Pashina
- Contributions by Marcello Sorce Keller
- Edited by Ulrich Morgenstern
- Edited by Thomas Nußbaumer
Other Titles in this Series
Culture as Local Practice Embedded in Sound
Research Legacies and Aesthetic Topographies of Albanians in Montenegro
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