From the Tanjore Court to the Madras Music Academy: A Social History of Music in South India

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Musicology and Musical Analysis Music History and Culture South Asian Cinema and Culture

Abstract

PREFACE AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS CHAPTER 1. INTRODUCTION CHAPTER 2. MUSIC COMES TO THE CITY CHAPTER 3. DEFINING THE CLASSICAL: THE NATIONALIST IMPERATIVE CHAPTER 4. CONSOLIDATING THE CLASSICAL: THE MADRAS MUSIC ACADEMY AND THE POLITICS OF CUSTODIANSHIP CHAPTER 5. ON THE MARGINS OF THE CLASSICAL: LAW, SOCIAL REFORM, AND THE DEVDASIS IN THE MADRAS PRESIDENCY CHAPTER 6. CONTESTING THE CLASSICAL: THE TAMIL ISAI IYAKKAM, AND THE CONTEST FOR CUSTODIANSHIP CHAPTER 7. EPILOGUE BIBLIOGRAPHY INDEX

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