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ISSN 1450-9814 · Serbian Academy of Sciences and Arts - Institute of Musicology of Serbian Academy of Sciences and Arts · 440 artikel di indeks
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Pioneering women music historians in Greece from the nineteenth to the twenty-first century: Interconnections and influences
Greek-language music historiography, emerging in the late nineteenth century, was profoundly shaped by women scholars, including Athina Seremeti, Avra Theodoropoulou, Sofia Spanoudi, and Katy Romanou. In 1888, Seremeti translated the first comprehensive history of European art music into Greek…
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Music as a mediator of identity transformation of dramatic characters in the directorial works of Miroslav Belović
This comparative study examines the scores for two theatrical productions of the play Mister Dolar, the first of which premiered at the Yugoslav Drama Theatre in 1973, and the restaged production at the Belgrade Drama Theatre (1997). The two productions are rare examples of an almost identical…
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The body as a classroom: An anthropological analysis of the Folk Art Studio at the Pioneers’ House in Belgrade
This paper examines the emergence, development, and pedagogical significance of the Folk Art Studio at the Pioneers’ House in Belgrade through the biography of its founder and key actor, Bogdanka Boba Đurić, one of the most influential teachers of traditional dance in socialist Yugoslavia…
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Institutional ethnomusicological education in Ukraine: Formation and major development trends
Ukrainian ethnomusicological pedagogy traces its beginnings to the late nineteenth century, the period that saw the first efforts to establish folk music departments at educational institutions and outline the two key directions in training future specialists - the theoretical and the practical…
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Representing the Yugoslav Pioneer delegations through musical performances at Children’s International Summer Villages (1962-1988)
The paper aims to highlight the importance of international networking of the Yugoslav Pioneer Association [Savez pionira Jugoslavije] аs part of the Union of Organizations for the Education and Care of Children of Yugoslavia [Savez organizacija za vaspitanje i brigu o deci Jugoslavije] through the…
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Symbolic density and pedagogical transfer: Kodály hand signs as potentially extraneous load in Chinese music education
This paper examines the pedagogical applicability of Kodaly hand signs within the Chinese educational system using cognitive load theory (CLT) as its analytical framework. Children aged 7-9 in Chinese mixed-curriculum schools simultaneously navigate multiple symbolic systems, each of which carries…
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The role and significance of revolutionary songs in the education of young people in Bosnia and Herzegovina (1945-1991)
The paper examines the role of revolutionary and mass songs in music instruction and musical activities in elementary schools in PR/SR Bosnia and Herzegovina. Although the educational system underwent various reform processes that affected the curriculum of music lessons, the revolutionary songs…
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Creating a new intellectual: Shaping Belgrade students’ cultural horizons (1946-1953)
This paper focuses on the cultural and educational activities of student organizations at the University of Belgrade and other Belgrade-based colleges and music and art academies from 1946 to 1953. These activities reflected broader efforts by leaders of the Communist Party of Yugoslavia to…
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Dancing emotions: Challenges of emotional expression in the process of learning traditional dance
This article is based on a pilot project conducted among final-year students at the Folk Dance Department at the Ballet School in Novi Sad (2024). Since dance in the school system is insufficiently connected to emotions, with the primary emphasis being placed on the technical aspects of…
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When Yugoslavia began to speak jazz: The Magazine Svijet Jazza (1941) in interwar popular culture
Published in Zagreb between January and April 1941, the monthly magazine Svijet jazza [The World of Jazz] was the first periodical in the Kingdom of Yugoslavia dedicated exclusively to jazz music. It featured original articles and reviews of prominent musical events, as well as translations from a…
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Journal Muzikologija - Musicology as an agent in shaping musicological and ethnomusicological research (2001-2025)
This study has been written on the occasion of the twenty-fifth anniversary of the journal Muzikologija - Musicology. It employs a hybrid methodology, ranging from autoethnographic reflection to quantitative data analysis. It focuses on the process of the journal’s founding, as well as the research…
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The poetics and politics of the mass song in Nikola Hercigonja’s discourse
The article is dedicated to Nikola Hercigonja’s discourse on the Yugoslav mass song. It reconstructs his aesthetic principles: simplicity, collectivism, realism, and folklore as “living art.” At the same time, it explores the political frameworks in which this poetics took shape: from the wartime…
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Serbian gypsy jazz: Origins, development, results
This study investigates the genesis and development of a popular music style, Serbian gypsy jazz, utilizing Radoslav Đokić’s sociological theory of cultural hybrids and paradigmatic transformations. In the Serbian context, the term gypsy jazz encompasses two discernible traditions: one stemming…
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Academıc musıc journal publıshıng ın Türkiye: A fıeld-theoretıcal analysıs of instıtutionalızatıon, symbolıc capıtal, and edıtorıal structures
This article examines music journal publishing in Turkiye through Pierre Bourdieu’s field theory. While briefly outlining developments since the nineteenth century, its primary analytical focus is the post-1980 period, marked by the institutionalization of academia and the rise of peer review…
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Reflecting on ethno/musicology from an alternative angle: “Lives in Musicology” in Acta Musicologica
This article examines the “Lives in Musicology” column in Acta Musicologica (introduced in 2017 by Federico Celestini and Philip V. Bohlman) as a lens for reflecting on the discipline of musicology. Eight renowned scholars - including pioneers in musicology, ethnomusicology, and music theory - from…
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Displaying and listening to africa. Live events of african musics and dances in the museums of the yugoslav region
This article examines live events of African musics and dances hosted in museums housing African collections in Slovenia, Croatia, and Serbia during both the socialist and the post-socialist periods. It explores the interplay of official policies, institutional projects, and African performers’…
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The rigor of academic publishing and collaborative projects: A perspective from the editor of music theory spectrum and contemporary music review
Music Theory Spectrum, featuring rigorous and critical studies on a wide range of topics in music theory and analysis, is a flagship journal of the Society for Music Theory. Contemporary Music Review is one of the leading publications that focuses on the critical study and discussion of…
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Manolis Kalomiris’s Romeic Suite (1907/1910) as an initiatory semantic signifier of the composer’s ideology and creation. A music-analytical and intertextual approach
Manolis Kalomiris (1883-1962), the leader of the Greek National School of composers, continuously sought to express his ideas through both music and words. This paper examines the formation of his ideology up to 1910, focusing on his writings (articles, the 1908 “program-manifesto”) and his…
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Musicology in the journal Zbornik Matice srpske za scenske umetnosti i muziku (1987-2024)
In 1987, the first issue of the Zbornik Matice srpske za scenske umetnosti i muziku [Matica srpska Journal of Stage Arts and Music] was published in Novi Sad. Dedicated to theatre, film studies, musicology, and ethnomusicology, this was the first Serbian scholarly journal in the field of…
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The insam journal of contemporary music, art and technology: Curating a research “technoscape” through independent publishing and regional cooperation
The paper offers a comprehensive overview of the INSAM Journal of Contemporary Music, Art and Technology, focusing on its editorial policies, structure, and research profile within the broader context of regionaland global academic publishing related to music and arts. Through an analysis of…