Analytical Studies in World Music : includes CD

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INTRODUCTION Analysis, Categorization, and Theory of Musics of the World
Michael Tenzer
PART I SECTIONAL PERIODICITIES: POETRY, SONG, RITUAL
1. Nava'i, A Musical Genre of Northeastern Iran
Stephen Blum
2. How to Spin a Good Horo: Melody, Mode, and Musicianship in the Composition of Bulgarian Dance Tunes
Donna A. Buchanan and Stuar
3. Flamenco in Focus: An Analysis of a Performance of Soleares
Peter Manuel
4. An Afro-Cuban Bata Piece for Obatala, King of the White Cloth
Robin Moore and Elizabeth Sayre
PART II ISOPERIODICITY: FROM STRICT TO DISCURSIVE, WITH VARIATIONS
5. Aka Polyphony: Music, Theory, Back and Forth
Susanne Furniss
6. Oleg Tumulilingan: Layers of Time and Melody in Balinese Music
Michael Tenzer
7. Flexing the Frame in Javanese Gamelan Music: Playfulness in a Performance of Ladrang Pangkur
R. Anderson Sutton and Roger R. Vetter
PART III LINEAR COMPOSITION IN PERIODIC CONTEXTS
8. "Yang's Eight Pieces": Composing a Musical Set-Piece in a Chinese Local Opera Tradition
Jonathan P.J. Stock
9. Architectonic Composition in South Indian Classical Music: The "Navaragamalika Varnam"
Robert Morris
10. Mozart: Piano Concerto No. 17 in G Major, K. 453, Movement I
William Benjamin
11. Autonomy and Dialogue in Elliott Carter's Enchanted Preludes
John Roeder
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