An edition of The course of Mexican music
(2016)
The course of Mexican music
by Janet Lynn Sturman
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Table of Contents
Why study Mexican music?
Defining and listening to Mexican music
Pre-Cortesian and indigenous music, past and present. Ancient voices ; Living indigenous music, traditions apart
Majesty, machismo, mestizaje and other legacies of the vice-kingdom of New Spain
Colonial legacies and regional responses : sones regionales
Sound foundations for independence
Immigration and cosmopolitan identity during the Porfiriato
Gifts of the revolution
Cinema, radio and the celebrity cantante
New song and rock mexicano
Competing popular styles
Classical contemporary music : new frames for new audiences
A despedida and closing reflections.
Edition Notes
"@ Companion website"--Cover.
Companion website features audio and video tracks to help reinforce understanding of key concepts.
Includes bibliographical references, discographies, filmographies, and index.
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