Caribbean currents: Caribbean music from rumba to reggae
1996; Association of College and Research Libraries; Volume: 33; Issue: 07 Linguagem: Inglês
10.5860/choice.33-3823
ISSN1943-5975
AutoresPeter Manuel, Kenneth Bilby, Michael Largey,
Tópico(s)Cuban History and Society
ResumoPreface Map Caribbean at a Glance 1. Introduction: Caribbean Crucible Indian Heritage African Heritage Patterns of Musical Retention European Heritage Creolization 2. Cuba A Day in Havana, 1986 Cuban Crucible African-derived Musics Rumba A Music Festival in Santiago de Cuba European-derived Musics Son and Modern Cuban Dance Music Socialism with Pachanga 3. Puerto Rico Cuba and Puerto Rico: The Two Wings of the Same Bird European-derived Musics Fiesta de Santiago Apostol at Loiza Aldea Plena and Bomba in the Dance Hall Music and the Puerto Rican Diaspora 4. Salsa and Beyond Son Sires a Son Ruben Blades: Cutting Edge Style and Structure Salsa Life Salsa Lite? Latin Rap Nueva Cancion 5. Dominican Republic Emergence of Merengue Merengue Tipico of Cibao Merengue as National Symbol Modern Merengue Merengue Invasion Merengue Style and Dance Bachata: Songs of Bitterness Juan Luis Guerra 6. Haiti and the French Caribbean Music in the Streets of Port-au-Prince Haitian Cultural Crossroads Creolization in Haiti: Language Creolization in Haiti: Religion Carnival and Rara Misik Twoubadou Haitian Dance Music Politics and the Haitian Diaspora Vodou-Jazz Today Music in the Lesser Antilles 7. Jamaica 1976: Traveling through Reggae's Golden Era Music ina Downtown Style: Recording the Unrecorded Kumina ina Trench Town Style: One Thread Out of Many Roots and Culture: Downtown Triumphant Techno-Roots: From Reggae to Ragga Coda: Rasta Kumina ina Raggamuffin Style 8. Trinidad, Calypso, and Carnival Development of Calypso and Carnival Calypso in Colonialism Modern Calypso and Carnival Calypso and Gender Carnival Context Steel Band Calypso and Carnival outside Trinidad 9. Other Caribbean East Indians in the West Indies Introducing the Popular Music of Suriname Kaseko: Enter the Strings and Horns Aleke: Drum Rules Again 10. Five Themes in the Study of Caribbean Music Unity and Diversity in a Continent of Islands Race and Ethnicity Music, Sex, and Sexism Caribbean Music International Music and Politics Glossary Notes Index
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