Popular music in communist and post-communist Europe / Jan Blüml, Yvetta Kajanová, Rüdiger Ritter (eds.).

Format:

Book

Contributor:

Blüml, Jan, 1980- editor.

Kajanová, Yvetta, editor.

Ritter, Rüdiger, editor.

Series:

Jazz under state socialism

Jazz under state socialism ; Vol. 6

Language:

English

Subjects (All):

Popular music--Political aspects--Europe, Eastern--History.

Popular music.

Popular music--Political aspects--Soviet Union.

Popular music--Europe, Eastern--History and criticism.

Popular music--Soviet Union--History and criticism.

Socialism and music.

Communism and music.

Popular music--Political aspects.

History.

Eastern Europe.

Soviet Union.

Genre:

Criticism, interpretation, etc.

History.

Physical Description:

345 pages : illustrations ; 22 cm.

Place of Publication:

Berlin : Peter Lang, 2019.

Contents:

Machine generated contents note: Rock Around the Bloc Revisited: Researching Pop Culture in Eastern Europe and the Soviet Union Then and Now / Timothy W. Ryback

Jazz and Popular Music Studies

Historical Backgrounds of Marxist Music Sociology in Socialist Hungary. The Study of Generative Musical Abilities / Adam Igndcz

Rock, Pop and Jazz Research Development in the Former Czechoslovak Socialist Republic and Present-Day Slovakia / Yvetta Kajanova

Researching Jazz in Socialist Countries / Rudiger Ritter

Cultural Policies, Institutions and Media

Inventing Bulgarian Estrada Music: Concepts, Institutions and Practice (1950s-1970s) / Anton Angelov

Music Magazines in Poland after 1989 / Artur Trudzik

Czech Popular Music before 1989 and the Institution of the `Discotheque' / Jan Bluml

Mikrofona aptauja: Conformists and Dissidents in a Latvian Song Competition, 1968-1994 / Pekka Gronow

Polish Music Festivals as a Tool of Socialist Propaganda / Magdalena Parus-Jankowska

Proces diferencijacije u kombinatu za proizvodnju i preradu lecerne repe: Music Videos in Socialist Yugoslavia and Post-Socialist Serbia / Irena Sentevska

Popular Music during State Repression and War

Singing for Socialism: The FDJ-Singing Movement in Late-1960s German Democratic Republic (GDR) / Cornelia Bruhn

Popular-Alternative: Making Music in the Besieged Sarajevo from 1992 to 1995 / Petra Hamer

Soviet and Post-Soviet Union Territories: History and Identity

Rational Consumption: Political Ideology in Stagnation-Era Soviet Popular Song / Alexandra Grabarchuk

Unofficial Rock Music in the Late Soviet Union and Soviet Officialdom: With Friends Like This Who Needs Enemies? / Anna Kan

The Desired Ukraine in Ukrainian Female Singer-Songwriters of the 1990s: What It Meant to Sing a New (Utopian) Song / Iuliana Matasova

Popular Music and Identity Constructions of Young Belarusians: `Popsa'as the Phenomenon of Anti-identification / Anastasia Wakengut

Textual and Discourse Analyses

An Internal Migration: The Shifts in the Perceptions and Uses of English in Russian Rock Music (1963-2017) / Marco Biasioli

The Role and Importance of White Power Music in Shaping the Far Right in the Czech Republic / Jan Charvat

`Years ago, when rock'n'roll was young' Bulgarian Rock Music as Discussed in Music Memoirs, Reflective and Journalistic Literature / Aleksandar Golovin

The Transmutation of Czech Youth Musical Films during the Era of State Socialism / Jakub Machek

Was Polish Rock of State Socialism Anti-socialist? Political Content in Polish Rock from the 1960s till the End of the 1980s / Ewa Mazierska

No Room for Communism: Topics in Early Romanian Hip Hop / Andrei Sora

Music Theory and Aesthetics

The Phenomenon of Marek Grechuta

-Not Only Poet and Composer / Anna G. Piotrowska

Jazz Harmony from the Perspective of the Most Important Czech, Slovakian and International Theorists / Miroslav Zahradnik.

Notes:

Includes bibliographical references (pages 341-342).

ISBN:

9783631774632

363177463X

OCLC:

1090283753

Publisher Number:

99985145201