Maya Achi marimba music in Guatemala

Sergio Navarrete Pellicer

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Diverse Musicological Studies Musicology and Musical Analysis Indigenous Studies in Latin America

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List of Illustrations List of musical examples in CD Acknowledgements Introduction Chapter 1: A History of the Achi people of Rabinal Chapter 2: The Belief in the Dead Chapter 3: Concepts and Classifications of Music Chapter 4: The Marimba and the son Chapter 5: Good and Evil: Music, Alcohol and Women Chapter 6: Musical Occasions Chapter 7: Cognition Values and the Aesthetics of Music Chapter 8: The Economy of the son and the pieza: Changing Strategies, Genres, and musical instruments Chapter 9: Music within Social interaction Chapter 10: Conclusions: who am I to know better than the ancestors?

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