Performing Democracy
Bulgarian Music and Musicians in Transition
496 pages, 56 color plates, 18 halftones, 1 map, 15 figures, 1 table, 38 musical examples, 6 x 9
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2005
Series: Chicago Studies in Ethnomusicology
$81.00
ISBN: 9780226078267
Published December 2005
Paper with CD $32.00
ISBN: 9780226078274
Published December 2005
List of Illustrations Preface and Acknowledgments Notes on Transliteration and Pronunciation Part I - Socialist Culture in Transition 1. Transits 2. "Going as Guests": Ethnography and Commensality under Socialism 3. From the Square to the Stage: Musical Life through the 1940s 4. The "Folkloric Philharmonia": Building Professional Ensembles and Orchestras 5. Writing Nationalism, Rewriting Tradition: Politics, Professionalism, and Music Composition Part II - Nationalist Narratives: Marketing Bulgarian Identities through Folk Ensemble Tableaus 6. "Cutting the National Crystal": The "Koutev Line" 7. A Pirin Spectacle 8. Legendary Rodopa: Cradle of Orpheus 9. Thracian Tales Part III - Ethnography and Antistructure 10. Balkana and Le mystère des voix bulgares 11. "Tell Me How a Pepper Is Planted": Song as Social History 12. Democracy or "Crazy-ocracy"? Musical Interpretations Glossary Discography References Index
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