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Terminology And Theoretical Approaches and Crossing National Boundaries/ Intercultural Communication Thrird Symposium of the ICTM Study Group on Music and Dance in Southeasten Europe Elsie Ivancich Dunin, Liz Mellish og Ivona Opetcheska-Tatarchevska (red.) Skopje, Macedonia, 2014

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ICTM - International Council for Traditional Music ICTM study Group on Music and Dance in Southeastern Europe Skopje, Macedonia 2014

Contributor(s):

Naila CERIBASIC (Croatia) [The status of "tradition" in Croatian ethnomusicology, and the issue of "going pidgin" ethnomusicology ]
Victor A. FRIEDMAN (United States) [Musical terminology and the Balkan Linguistic League]
Branislav GERAZOV, Rodna VELICHKOVSKA, Iskra GERAZOVA (Macedonia) [Rural singing parallels: comparison of formant shift in Macedonian and Bulgarian rural singing - first steps]
Dimitrije O. GOLEMOVIC (Serbia) [Naming in Serbian folk singing ]
Nick GREEN (United Kingdom) [A consideration of structural analysis methodology in context of southeast European dance: Bråul båtrån, an example from Romanian Banat]
Lozanka PEYCHEVA (Bulgaria) [What is folk music: examples from Bulgaria]
Zdravko RANISAVLJEVIC (Serbia) [Whose dance is kolol Kolo in the dance traditions of th and Roms from Serbia and Bosnia and Herzegovina]
Velika STOJKOVA Serafimovska (Macedonia) [The term "voice"- social and/or music expression in ritualistic traditions (Macedonian case)]
Hale YAMANER Okdan (Turkey) [The terminology problem of Turkish traditional dance training in conservatories]
Abdullah AKAT (Turkey) [The structural changes in the process of adaptation of Black Sea kemenche to the changing conceptions on performance ]
Emir Cenk AYDIN; Jaynie AYDIN (Turkey) [A zeybek wedding: the performance of music, dance, and customary wedding traditions in a modem village in Aydm, Turkey]
Margaret H. BEISSINGER (United States) [Social dance and traditional weddings in pre- and post-1990 southern Romania]
Gordana BLAGOJEVIC (Serbia) [Dance as an emigrant: intercultural communication by salsa in Belgrade]
Dieter CHRISTENSEN (Germany) [Conflict and expressive behavior: observations of a cultural musicologist in a Macedonian village, 1956]
Ventsislav DIMOV (Bulgaria) [Pan-Balkan musical practices in the field of recorded ethnomusic: the role of Romani music and musicians ]
Elsie Ivancich DUNIN (Croatia/United States) [Romani weddings in Macedonia and migrant family contexts]
Lampros EFTHYMIOU (Greece) [Multiculturalism in Greek Thrace: Pomaks, native Greeks and Gagauz sing a pan-Balkan myth ]
Anca GIURCHESCU (Romania/Denmark) [Continuity and discontinuities in traditional dance ]
Daniela IVANOVA-NYBERG (Bulgaria/United States) [The South Slavic Club of the North American Midwest: Zivio Folk Dance Group repertoire today]
Btilent KURTISOGLU; Belma KURTISOGLU (Turkey) [Hidden Latin in Thrace: Notyalilar]
Rumiana MARGARITOVA (Bulgaria) [Saz across the border: maintenance of Turkish traditional practice in Bulgaria]
Liz MELLISH (United Kingdom) [Dancing ethnicity: a case study of Festivalul Etnilor, Timisoara]
Iva NIEMCIC (Croatia) [The portraits of professional female dancers]
Dunja NJARADI (United Kingdom) [She is belly dancing but what is he doing? Cocek dance in the social poetics of Balkan societies]
Mehmet Ocal OZBILGIN (Turkey) [The effects of migrations on traditional dances between southeastern Europe and Anatolia]
Ferruh OZDINCER (Turkey) [Traditional folk dances of the exchanged people who came to Selcuk from Greece]
Gergana PANOVA-Tekath (Bulgaria/Germany) [Europe- one and for all: intercultural communication through Bulgarian traditional dances]
Speranta RÅDULESCU (Romania) [Preserving traditions as a way of rejecting a social order perceived as oppressive]
Sebnem SENCERMAN (Turkey) [Music and dance of imagined ancestors in (re)constructing Afro-Turkish collective identity: observations from the revived calf festival in izmir, Turkey ]
Malik SHARIF (Austria) [Performing (against) the Balkans]
Onur SONMEZ (Turkey) [Negotiating authenticity in terms of pragmatic meaning: ülkücü (idealist) pop in Turkey]
Marija SORAK (Serbia) [The instrumental practice of cemane player Stojan Stojanovic: the life of one marginalized tradition]
Omer Barbaros UNLU (Turkey) [A henna night in Batman in the context of politics, popular culture, and dance]
Ivanka VLAEVA (Bulgaria) [The puzzle of music plurality in Bulgaria according to the music archives]
Jelka VUKOBRATOVIC (Croatia) [The new paths and travels of ojkanje singing]
Dave WILSON (United States) [Teskoto and national sentiment in Macedonia: ascribing meaning, experiencing tradition]
Sonja ZDRAVKOVA Djeparoska (Macedonia) [Culture, boundaries and their implementation in the field of dance]
Iva NENIC (Serbia) [A longing for the other: interculturality in (post) traditional and world music scene of Serbia]
Mirjana ZAKIC (Serbia) [Intercultural communication and multicultural context: the place of the kaval in Serbian musical practice]
Selena RAKOCEVIC (Serbia) [Interpreting culturality: dance practice of Svinica village]
Gonca GIRGIN-Tohumcu (Turkey) [Communicator behind the screen: Karagoz Shadow Play]
Ahmed TOHUMCU; Merve EKEN-Kiifukaksoy (Turkey) [The sound of identity: music in Karagoz Shadow Play]
Susanne ZIEGLER (Germany) (organizer) [Gustav Kuppers-Sonnenberg's recordings in southeastern Europe]
Jaksa PRIMORAC (Croatia) [Küppers's recordings of Backi Sokci: intercultural aspects of popular and traditional music]
Ivona OPETCHESKA-Tatarchevska (Macedonia) [Küppers in Macedonia]
Ardian AHMEDAJA (Austria/Albania) [Albanian recordings in the G. Küppers-Sonnenberg 1935-1939 collections]

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TextPublication details: Skopje, Macedonia ICTM 2014Description: xv, 331 sISBN:

9786086572105

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