Music, Power, and Politics

Abstract

Chapter 1 A Censorship of Forgetting: Origins and Origin Myths of 'Battle Hymn of the Republic', Chapter 2 Discipline and Choralism: The Birth of Musical Colonialism, Chapter 3 Power Needs Names: Hegemony, Folklorization, and the Viejitos Dance of Michoacan, Mexico, Chapter 4 The Power to Influence Minds: German Folk Music During the Nazi Era and After, Chapter 5 The Making of a National Musical Icon: Xian Xinghai and his Yellow River Cantata, Chapter 6 Dancing for the Eternal President, Chapter 7 'Despues de 500 Anos' [After 500 Years]: The Role of Saya in Bolivia's Black Cultural Movement, Chapter 8 The Power of Recently Revitalized Serbian Rural Folk Musicin Urban Settings, Chapter 9 Hands off my instrument!, Chapter 10 Barbadian Tuk Music - A Fusion of Musical Cultures, Chapter 11 There Goes the Transnational Neighborhood: Calypso Buys a Bungalow, Chapter 12 Fighting for the Right (to) Party? Discursive Negotiations of Power in Pre-Unification East German Popular Music, Chapter 13 Who's Listening?, Chapter 14 Subversion and Counter-subversion: Power, Control and Meaning in the New Iranian Pop Music

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