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Whose Spain?: Negotiating Spanish Music In Paris 1908 1929 (Currents In Latin American And Iberian Music)

Negotiating Spanish Music in Paris, 1908-1929: Currents in Latin American and Spanish Modernity

In the early 20th century, Paris was a hub of cultural exchange between Latin America and Europe. Spanish musicians, composers, and performers flocked to the French capital, eager to share their music with a new audience. However, the...

Jim Cox4 min read

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Musical Cultures In Seventeenth Century Russia (Russian Music Studies)

Unveiling the Rich Tapestry of Musical Cultures in Seventeenth-Century Russia

The 17th century marked a significant chapter in the evolution of Russian musical culture. It witnessed the convergence of sacred and secular musical traditions, the emergence of new genres and...

Gavin Mitchell6 min read

Discordant Notes: Marginality And Social Control In Madrid 1850 1930 (Currents In Latin American And Iberian Music)

Marginality and Social Control in Madrid: 1850-1930. Currents in Latin American Urban History.

The concept of marginality has been widely used in social sciences to refer to the condition of individuals or groups who are excluded from the mainstream of society. This exclusion can be based on a variety of factors,...

Herbert Cox6 min read

The Queen Of The Night (Ancient Rome Mysteries 3): Murder And Suspense In Ancient Rome

Murder and Suspense in Ancient Rome: Tales of Intrigue, Betrayal, and Death

: Crime and Punishment in the Eternal City Ancient Rome, the bustling metropolis and epicenter of the Roman Empire, was not just a place of grandeur and civilization. It was also a city of shadows, where murder and suspense lurked in every...