British Forum for Ethnomusicology

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Source: British Journal of Ethnomusicology, Vol. 10, No. 2 (2001), pp. i-iv
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British Journal of
Ethnom usicology
Volum e 10 /ii 20 0 1
Editors
Suzel Ana
Reily
Martin
C layton
Reviews Editor
C arole
Pegg
Editorial Board
C aroline Bithell
Stephen
Blum Kevin Dawe
Richard Middleton Mfcheal 0 Suilleabhain
Henry
Stobart Jonathan Stock
Janet
Topp Fargion
Udo Will
British Forum for
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The British Forum for
Ethnom usicology
is the UK National C om m ittee of the
International C ouncil for Traditional Music.
? British Forum for
Ethnom usicology,
20 0 1
ISSN 0 968-1221
C over illustration:
Lining Up
to leave West Belfast
Orange
Hall. Frankie Hill,
Band
C aptain
and Bass Drum m er with the Pride of the Shankill,
is seen with
his son
Gary playing
the flute behind
(Photo: Katy Radford)
C opy-editing
and
page layout Special
Edition
Pre-press Services,
London
Design
Pam ela
Higgins
Printed
by
Hobbs the Printer Ltd, Totton, Ham pshire,
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C ontents
Editorial
ARTIC LES
Playing
in the land of God: m usical
perform ance
and social resistance
in South Africa
Drum rolls and
gender
roles in Protestant
m arching
bands in Belfast
Dancing
cueca "with
your
coat on":
the role of traditional C hilean dance
in an
im m igrant com m unity
Learning
to
perform
as a research
technique
in
ethnom usicology
P'ansori (Korean narrative
song)
perform ance style:
audience
responses
and singers' perspectives
REVIEWS OF BOOKS
Pegg, Mongolian m usic, dance,
and oral
narrative:
perform ing
diverse identities
Mittler, Dangerous
tunes: the
politics of
C hinese m usic in
Hong Kong,
Taiwan and
the
People's Republic of
C hina since 1949
Mendoza, Lydia Mendoza's life
in m usic/
La historia de
Lydia Mendoza. Norteno
Tejano
Legacies
Zeraniska-Kom inek,
The tale
of C razy
Harm an: the m usician and the
concept
of
m usic in the Turkm en
epic tale,
Harm an Dali
Khan, Jafferkhani Baaj.
Innovation in
sitar m usic
Jaco
Kruger
Katy
Radford
Jan Sverre Knudsen
John
Baily
Yeonok
Jang
Mark Slobin
Frank Kouwenhoven
Ruth Hellier
C arole
Pegg
Gerry
Farrell 13 0
1
3 7
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85
99
123
124
126
128
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REVIEWS OF REC ORDINGS
Two C Ds of African m usic:
Akom : the art
of possession
Soungalo C oulibaly: Dengo
Serbie:
anthologie
de la
m usique populaire
serbe/Serbia: an
anthology of
Serbian
folk
m usic
Heart to heart:
Afghan songs of
love
and
m arriage,
wom en's
style
From C abool to
C alifornia. John Baily
and
UstadAsif
Two Orisha C Ds
Rhythm s
and
songs for
the orishas
Afro-C uban
sacred m usic
from
the
countryside
Trevor
Wiggins
13 2
Jelena Jovanovic 13 4
Razia Sultanova 13 5
Neil Sorrell 13 6
Jan
Fairley
13 8
Index of articles
by author,
volum es 1-10
Index of countries as
m ajor
article
them es,
volum es 1-10
Editorial
policy
and
subscriptions
141
143
Notes to contributors
Inside front cover
Inside back cover