British Forum for Ethnomusicology

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Source: British Journal of Ethnomusicology, Vol. 5 (1996), p. 189
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British Journal of Ethnomusicology
Index of articles
by author, volumes 1-5
(1992-96)
Ballantine, Christopher, "Joseph Shbalala- chronicles of an African
composer",
5:1-38
Bithell, Caroline, "Polyphonic voices: national
identity,
World Music and the recording
of traditional music in
Corsica", 5: 39-66
Buisman, Frans, "Melodic relationships
in
pibroch",
4:17-39 (erratum, 5:
187)
Cannon,
Roderick D., "What can we earn about
piobaireachd?",
4:1 -15
Clayton, Martin,
"Two gat fonns for the sitir. a case
study
in the
rhythmic analysis
of North Indian
music",
2:
75-98
Clayton, Martin, "Ethnographic
wax cylinders
at the British Library National Sound Archive: a brief
history
and
description
of the collection", 5:67-92
Dawe, Kevin, "The
engendered lyra: music, poetry
and manhood in Crete", 5:93-112
Durfn, Lucy,
"Birds of Wasulu freedom of
expression
and
expressions
of freedom in the
popular
music of
southern Mali", 4:101-34
Eydmann, Stuart, 'The concertina as an emblem of the folk music revival in the British Isles", 4:41-9
Farrell, Gerry,
"The
early days of the
gramophone industry
in India: historical, social and musical
perspectives",
2: 31-53
Gourlay,
Kenneth A., "Blanks on the
cognitive map: unpredictable aspects
of musical
performance",
2: 1-30
Gray, Catherine, "The
Ugandan lyre endongo
and its music", 2: 117-42
Gray, Catherine, "Compositional
techniques
in Roman Catholic church music in
Uganda",
4:135-55
Gray, Nick, "'Sulendra': an
example
of
petegak
in the Balinese
gendir wayang repeatosy",
1: 1-16
Hesselink, Nathan, "Kouta and karaoke in modem
Japan:
a
blurring
of the distinction between
Umgangsmusik
and
Darbietungsmusik",
3:49-61
Hughes,
David W., "Thai music in Java, Javanese music in Thailand: two case studies", 1: 17-30
Kertsz-Wilkinson, Irn, "Genuine and
adopted
songs
in the Vlach Gypsy repertoire:
a controversy re-examined,
1: 111-36
Lau, Frederick, "Forever Red: the invention of solo dizi music in
post-1949 China", 5: 113-31
Li, Lisha,
"Mystical
numbers and Manchu traditional music: a consideration of the
relationship
between
shamanic
thought
and musical ideas", 2: 99-115
McCann, May, "Music and
politics
in Ireland: the
specificity
of the folk revival in Belfast", 4: 51-75
Pegg, Carole, "Mongolian conceptualisations
of overtone
singing (x&omii)", 1: 31
Pegg, Carole, "Ritual, religion and
magic
in West
Mongolian (Oirad) heroic
epic performance", 4:77-99
Ramnarine, Tina
Karina,
"'Indian' music in the
diaspora:
case studies of
'chutney'
in Trinidad and in London",
5: 133-53
Reily,
Suzel Ana, "Musical
performance
at a Brazilian festival", 3:1-34
Stobart, Henry, "Flourishing
horns and enchanted tubers: music and
potatoes
in
highland
Bolivia", 3: 35-48
Stock, Jonathan, "Contemporary recital solos for the Chinese two-stringed fiddle erhu", 1:55-88
Stokes, Martin H., "The media and reform: the saz and elektrosaz in urban Turkish folk music", 1: 89-102
Swanwick, Keith, "Music education and
ethnomusicology",
1:137-44
TIAN
Qing
& TAN Hwee
San,
"Recent trends in Buddhist music research in China", 3:63-72
Tingey,
Carol,
"Auspicious
women,
auspicious
songs: mangalini
and their music at the court of Katnmandu", 2:
55-74
Tingey, Carol, "Musical instrument or ritual
object? The status of the kettledrum in the temples
of central
Nepal", 1:103-9
Widdess, Richard, "Festivals of
dhrupad
in northern India: new contexts for an ancient art", 3: 89-109
Woodfield, Ian, "Collecting
Indian
songs
in
18th-century
Lucknow:
problems of
transcription",
3: 73-88
Index of countries as
major
themes in
articles, volumes 1-5 (1992-96)
Bali 1: 1
(Gray) Java: 1:17
(Hughes)
Bolivia: 3: 35 (Stobart) Mali: 4:101
(Duran)
Brazil: 3: 1
(Reily) Mongolia:
1: 31
(Pegg),
4: 77
(Pegg)
British Isles: 4:41
(Eydmann), 5:133
(Ramnarine) Nepal:
1: 103
(Tingey),
2: 55
(Tingey)
China: 1: 55
(Stock),
3: 63 (Tian), 5: 113 (Lau) Scotland: 4: 1
(Cannon),
4: 17
(Buisman)
Corsica: 5: 39 (Bithell) South Africa: 5: 1 (Ballantine)
Crete: 5: 93
(Dawe)
Thailand: 1:17
(Hughes)
France: see Corsica Trinidad: 5:133
(Ramnarine)
Greece: see Crete
Turkey:
1: 89 (Stokes)
Hungary:
1: 111
(Kert6sz-Wilkinson) Uganda:
2: 1
(Gourlay),
2:117
(Gray),
4: 135
India: 2: 31 (Farrell),
2: 75
(Clayton),
3; 73
(Gray)
(Woodfield), 3:89
(Widdess),
5: 133
(Ramnarine)
United Kingdom:
1: 137
(Swanwick),
4: 51
Indonesia: see Bali, Java
(McCann),
5: 67
(Clayon);
see also British Isles,
Ireland: 4: 51 (McCann) Scotland
Japan: 3:49 (Hesselink)