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Veit Erlmann

Nightsong

Performance, Power, and Practice in South Africa

462 pages, 24 halftones, 4 tables  6 x 9  © 1995
Series: Chicago Studies in Ethnomusicology

VHS Video $65.00

ISBN: 9780226217192   Published March 1996

Cloth $108.00

ISBN: 9780226217208   Published March 1996

Paper $35.00

ISBN: 9780226217215   Published March 1996

Video Contents
Figures and Musical Examples
Note on Orthography and Translation
Preface
Introduction: Joseph Bekhizizwe Shabalala: A Unifying Force
1: Performance Theorized
2: Isicathamiya Performance Represented
3: The History of Isicathamiya, 1891-1991
4: The Unhomely: Performers and Migrants
5: Ekhaya: The Past, the Home, and the Nation Revived
6: The Home Embodied: Dance and Dress in Isicathamiya
7: Praise and Prayer: The Rhetoric of Isicathamiya
8: Attacking with Song: The Aesthetics of Power and Competition
9: "Strengthening Native Home Life": Isicathamiya and Hegemony
10: Things Will Come Right: The Political Economy of Noncommercial Performance
11: "Two Worlds, One Heart": Joseph Shabalala and Ladysmith Black Mambazo
Postscript, 1994
Notes
A Select Discography of Isicathamiya
Glossary
References
Index
Awards
  • Chicago Folklore Prize Honorable Mention
  • The Arnold Rubin Outstanding Publication Award
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