The Lundu and Modinha of Brazil in the Nineteenth Century

01 October 1967 This paper was read originally at the ninth annual meeting of the Society held in New Orleans, Louisiana, December 26-28, 1966. It was part of a Triple Session with The American Musicological Society and the Society for Ethnomusicology entitled...

Non-Western Music in the Undergraduate Program at the University of Illinois

01 October 1971 The School of Music of the University of Illinois includes several courses for undergraduate music majors and non-music majors in its curriculum. The two-semester sequence for non-majors is a music appreciation course; in addition, another course, also...

Florentín Giménez’s [i]Misa folclórica paraguaya[/i]: A Liturgical Celebration through the Lens of Musical Nationalism

01 May 2021 Abstract Exemplifying his approach to musical nationalism, the Misa folclórica paraguaya (“Paraguayan Folkloric Mass”) of Florentín Giménez (1925–2021) combines elements of the Roman Catholic Mass with folkloric music idioms. Composed in 1990, this...

Tepehua Thought-Songs

01 October 1967 This paper was read originally at the ninth annual meeting of the Society held in New Orleans, Louisiana, December 26-28, 1966. It was part of a Triple Session with The American Musicological Society and the Society for Ethnomusicology entitled...

Musical Archives in Mexico City, Tepotzotlan and Puebla

01 October 1967 This paper was read originally at the ninth annual meeting of the Society held in New Orleans, Louisiana, December 26-28, 1966. It was part of a Triple Session with The American Musicological Society and the Society for Ethnomusicology entitled...

Report of the Symposium on Armenian Music

01 October 1981 The program for Armenian musical studies established in 1979 at the University of Southern California organized the first Symposium on Armenian Music which was held on the University campus May 23-26, 1980. The purpose of the gathering was to explore...