Lecture 10: Music of India (cont.)
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Chapter 5:
Bosnia and Central Europe
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Four Bosnian Styles
Muslim Highland Music
Muslim Lowland Music
Popular Music
Sephardic Jewish Tradition
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General Information on Bosnia
Part of former Yugoslavia
War and unrest
Catalyst for WWI
More recent conflict in 1990’s
Three changes traced
Changes due to political upheaval
Art versus commerce
Reshaping by musicians who have moved away
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Rain Song Comparison
Rain, Rain Go Away
Paparudele (Come, little rain) II:9
How does this allow us to compare and
contrast the two cultures?
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Muslim Highlands
Mevlud festival
Women’s and Men’s ganga songs
Compare gender differences in texts
Compare the 1989 and 2000 version of
women’s song
Examples
Sisters Hold On to Your Chastity (II:10 and 16)
What Lifts the Heart of a Rascal (II:11)
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Close Intervals
Particularly major second (whole step)
Dissonant in many cultures, but
consonant in this one
Compare to music by Bartok (Hungarian
Classical music composer); Free
Variations from Mikrocosmos, Book 6
See diagram below
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Beating Effect
John Backus, The Acoustical Foundations of Music
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Music of Muslim Lowlands
Example: O sargija (CD II:12)
Heterophonic vocal texture with lute
Sevdalinka Style (wedding in this case)
Managed Traditionalism
Can you think of other examples of this?
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Popular Music Styles
“Last Stop Brcko” (CD II:14)
“Is Sarajevo Still Where it Was?”
(II:18)
“Hristianova Kopanitsa” (II:19)
Bulgarian Example
Complicated rhythmic design
2+2+3+2+2
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Bosnian Jewish Tradition
10% of Sarajevo prior to WWII
Most emigrated or died during
Holocaust
Flory Jagoda sole survivor of her family
Keeper of the musical tradition
“Break of Day” (CD II:15)
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