Turkic Soundscapes
From Shamanic Voices to Hip-Hop
Herausgeber: Sultanova, Razia; Rancier, Megan
Turkic Soundscapes
From Shamanic Voices to Hip-Hop
Herausgeber: Sultanova, Razia; Rancier, Megan
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The Turkic soundscape is both geographically huge and culturally diverse. Although the Turkic peoples of the world can trace their linguistic and genetic ancestries to common sources, their extensive geographical dispersion and widely varying historical and political experiences have generated a range of different expressive music forms. This co
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The Turkic soundscape is both geographically huge and culturally diverse. Although the Turkic peoples of the world can trace their linguistic and genetic ancestries to common sources, their extensive geographical dispersion and widely varying historical and political experiences have generated a range of different expressive music forms. This co
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- Verlag: Jenny Stanford Publishing
- Seitenzahl: 256
- Erscheinungstermin: 12. Dezember 2019
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 234mm x 156mm x 15mm
- Gewicht: 395g
- ISBN-13: 9780367888992
- ISBN-10: 0367888998
- Artikelnr.: 58439655
- Verlag: Jenny Stanford Publishing
- Seitenzahl: 256
- Erscheinungstermin: 12. Dezember 2019
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 234mm x 156mm x 15mm
- Gewicht: 395g
- ISBN-13: 9780367888992
- ISBN-10: 0367888998
- Artikelnr.: 58439655
Razia Sultanova is a Research Fellow at the University of Cambridge Faculty of Music and Visiting Professor at Moscow State Conservatory, Kazakh National University of Arts (Astana) and Ahmet Yassawi Kazakh-Turkish University (Turkistan). Her research examines culture, sound, place and authenticity in the Turkic-speaking world across Central Asia, the Caucasus, Afghanistan, Iran and Turkey. Megan Rancier is a Lecturer of Ethnomusicology at Bowling Green State University (Bowling Green, Ohio). She earned a Ph.D. in ethnomusicology from the University of California, Los Angeles. Her research interests focus on Central Asia, particularly Kazakhstan, and intersections between national identity narratives, traditional musical instruments and popular music.
1. "Introduction: In Search of Turkic Musical Cultures" Razia Sultanova
Part 1 - Cultural foundations in music of the 21st century 2. "The Concept
of Makam-based Melody and Its Problematic in Musical Analysis" Okan Murat
Öztürk 3. "The Pedagogical System of Azerbaijani Master Musician Bahram
Mansurov (1911-1985)" Violetta Yunusova 4. "From popular tradition to Pop
diffusion: Jahr¿ zikr Among Teenagers in Present-day Kazakhstan" Giovanni
de Zorzi Part 2 - Turkic music in popular culture and mass media 5.
"Azerbaijani Rap Music and Oral Poetry Between 'the Folk' and 'the
Popular'" Thomas Solomon 6. "Mass Music in Kazakhstan: The Phenomenon and
its Interpretation" Gulnar Abdirakhman 7. "Music Images of Istanbul From
Fatih Akin's Films and Stage Performances" Ivanka Vlaeva Part 3 -
Cross-cultural encounters in the Turkic-speaking world and beyond 8. "From
the Spiritual to the Profane and Back - Religious Melodies and Folksongs of
Turkic Peoples" János Sipos 9. "The Circumpontic Lezginka Dance as a
Cultural Phenomenon" Alla Sokolova 10. The Impact of Turkic Musical Culture
on the Music of Bulgaria" Timothy Rice Part 4 - Turkic music and national
identities 11. "Debating 'national ownership' of musical instruments: the
balalaika as a subject of ethnopolitical discourse" Ulrich Morgenstern 12.
"New Music of the Crimean Tatars: History and Current Status" Abdullah Akat
13. "Ancient Roots, Modern Nation-Building: Kazakh Spirituality and
Identity in the Music of the Turan Ensemble" Megan Rancier
Part 1 - Cultural foundations in music of the 21st century 2. "The Concept
of Makam-based Melody and Its Problematic in Musical Analysis" Okan Murat
Öztürk 3. "The Pedagogical System of Azerbaijani Master Musician Bahram
Mansurov (1911-1985)" Violetta Yunusova 4. "From popular tradition to Pop
diffusion: Jahr¿ zikr Among Teenagers in Present-day Kazakhstan" Giovanni
de Zorzi Part 2 - Turkic music in popular culture and mass media 5.
"Azerbaijani Rap Music and Oral Poetry Between 'the Folk' and 'the
Popular'" Thomas Solomon 6. "Mass Music in Kazakhstan: The Phenomenon and
its Interpretation" Gulnar Abdirakhman 7. "Music Images of Istanbul From
Fatih Akin's Films and Stage Performances" Ivanka Vlaeva Part 3 -
Cross-cultural encounters in the Turkic-speaking world and beyond 8. "From
the Spiritual to the Profane and Back - Religious Melodies and Folksongs of
Turkic Peoples" János Sipos 9. "The Circumpontic Lezginka Dance as a
Cultural Phenomenon" Alla Sokolova 10. The Impact of Turkic Musical Culture
on the Music of Bulgaria" Timothy Rice Part 4 - Turkic music and national
identities 11. "Debating 'national ownership' of musical instruments: the
balalaika as a subject of ethnopolitical discourse" Ulrich Morgenstern 12.
"New Music of the Crimean Tatars: History and Current Status" Abdullah Akat
13. "Ancient Roots, Modern Nation-Building: Kazakh Spirituality and
Identity in the Music of the Turan Ensemble" Megan Rancier
1. "Introduction: In Search of Turkic Musical Cultures" Razia Sultanova
Part 1 - Cultural foundations in music of the 21st century 2. "The Concept
of Makam-based Melody and Its Problematic in Musical Analysis" Okan Murat
Öztürk 3. "The Pedagogical System of Azerbaijani Master Musician Bahram
Mansurov (1911-1985)" Violetta Yunusova 4. "From popular tradition to Pop
diffusion: Jahr¿ zikr Among Teenagers in Present-day Kazakhstan" Giovanni
de Zorzi Part 2 - Turkic music in popular culture and mass media 5.
"Azerbaijani Rap Music and Oral Poetry Between 'the Folk' and 'the
Popular'" Thomas Solomon 6. "Mass Music in Kazakhstan: The Phenomenon and
its Interpretation" Gulnar Abdirakhman 7. "Music Images of Istanbul From
Fatih Akin's Films and Stage Performances" Ivanka Vlaeva Part 3 -
Cross-cultural encounters in the Turkic-speaking world and beyond 8. "From
the Spiritual to the Profane and Back - Religious Melodies and Folksongs of
Turkic Peoples" János Sipos 9. "The Circumpontic Lezginka Dance as a
Cultural Phenomenon" Alla Sokolova 10. The Impact of Turkic Musical Culture
on the Music of Bulgaria" Timothy Rice Part 4 - Turkic music and national
identities 11. "Debating 'national ownership' of musical instruments: the
balalaika as a subject of ethnopolitical discourse" Ulrich Morgenstern 12.
"New Music of the Crimean Tatars: History and Current Status" Abdullah Akat
13. "Ancient Roots, Modern Nation-Building: Kazakh Spirituality and
Identity in the Music of the Turan Ensemble" Megan Rancier
Part 1 - Cultural foundations in music of the 21st century 2. "The Concept
of Makam-based Melody and Its Problematic in Musical Analysis" Okan Murat
Öztürk 3. "The Pedagogical System of Azerbaijani Master Musician Bahram
Mansurov (1911-1985)" Violetta Yunusova 4. "From popular tradition to Pop
diffusion: Jahr¿ zikr Among Teenagers in Present-day Kazakhstan" Giovanni
de Zorzi Part 2 - Turkic music in popular culture and mass media 5.
"Azerbaijani Rap Music and Oral Poetry Between 'the Folk' and 'the
Popular'" Thomas Solomon 6. "Mass Music in Kazakhstan: The Phenomenon and
its Interpretation" Gulnar Abdirakhman 7. "Music Images of Istanbul From
Fatih Akin's Films and Stage Performances" Ivanka Vlaeva Part 3 -
Cross-cultural encounters in the Turkic-speaking world and beyond 8. "From
the Spiritual to the Profane and Back - Religious Melodies and Folksongs of
Turkic Peoples" János Sipos 9. "The Circumpontic Lezginka Dance as a
Cultural Phenomenon" Alla Sokolova 10. The Impact of Turkic Musical Culture
on the Music of Bulgaria" Timothy Rice Part 4 - Turkic music and national
identities 11. "Debating 'national ownership' of musical instruments: the
balalaika as a subject of ethnopolitical discourse" Ulrich Morgenstern 12.
"New Music of the Crimean Tatars: History and Current Status" Abdullah Akat
13. "Ancient Roots, Modern Nation-Building: Kazakh Spirituality and
Identity in the Music of the Turan Ensemble" Megan Rancier