Vera Wolkowicz, Inca Music Reimagined. Indigenist Discourses in Latin American Art Music, 1910-1930
The impulse of inventing Inca music as an aesthetic rhetoric for nationalist and continentalist musical programs emerged simultaneously in several South American countries in the 19th century. They gained strength in the 1910s, and reached a mild success in the 1920s, to then fade away, although tr...
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Transposition
2023
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| Crynodeb: | The impulse of inventing Inca music as an aesthetic rhetoric for nationalist and continentalist musical programs emerged simultaneously in several South American countries in the 19th century. They gained strength in the 1910s, and reached a mild success in the 1920s, to then fade away, although traces of it persist today. Inca Music Reimagined, by Argentine musicologist Vera Wolkowicz, based on her doctoral dissertation at Cambridge University, reconstructs with detail and originality a ric... |
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