POP MUSIC IN HUNGARY

Anna Szemere

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This article explores the structure of pop music in Hungary, focusing on social factors under which the music has developed. A distinction is made between the mere existence of a musical idiom and that of the culture built around it. An understanding of this distinction helps explain points of pressure on the pop music industry in Hungary and offers a possible answer to the question of how an inherently anti-authoritarian type of art may develop under the control of authoritarian cultural politics.

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