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Ethnomusicology |
Author: Banu SenayPub Date: April 2020 The sweet servitude of learning the ney in contemporary Turkey learn more... |
Author: Robin P. HarrisPub Date: Cloth: November 2017; Paper: September 2020 How the Sakha revived a near-extinct art form learn more... |
Author: Edited by Timothy J. CooleyPub Date: April 2019 A daring interdisciplinary journey into the nexus of the humanities and ecological science learn more... |
Author: Christopher J. SmithPub Date: May 2019 Using dance as a political language to unite and resist learn more... |
Author: Sonja Lynn DowningPub Date: November 2019 The girls and young women reshaping gamelan in Bali learn more... |
Author: Sarah MorelliPub Date: December 2019 The work and art of a dance master in America learn more... |
Author: Melvin L. ButlerPub Date: November 2019 A rare look at Jamaican Pentecostals and their music learn more... |
Author: Margaret Sarkissian and Ted SolísPub Date: June 2019 The first-ever ethnography of the discipline learn more... |
Author: Sarah WeissPub Date: March 2019 Representing women’s traditions and re-envisioning comparative practices learn more... |
Author: Michael B. SilversPub Date: October 2018 How an environment creates popular music, and vice versa learn more... |
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