Ethnomusicology Forum

Global Tarantella: reinventing southern Italian folk music and dances

Music, sound, and architecture in Islam: edited by Michael Frishkopf and Federico Spinetti, Austin, University of Texas Press, 2018,xix + 480 pp., $29.95 (paperback), ISBN 978-1-4773-1246-9

Contests of devotion in Nepal: music and civic rivalry in the Buddhist communitas

Revitalising language through music: a case study of music and culturally grounded pedagogy in two Kanien’ke:ha (Mohawk) language immersion programmes

Strings across the ocean: practices, traditions, and histories of the Cocos Malay biola in the Cocos (Keeling) Islands, Indian Ocean

Amiguismo: capitalism, sociality, and the sustainability of indie music in Santiago, Chile

Islam and popular culture

Made in Greece: studies in popular music

‘The body is our masterpiece’: learning to transform in Lima’s tambores music

Expressing sonic theology: understanding ritual action in a Himalayan festival

Ilú Keké – Transmisión en la eritá meta

Singing God’s words: the performance of biblical chant in contemporary Judaism

Permeable frames: intersections of the performance, the everyday, and the ethical in Chinese street singing

Anything goes? Recognising norms, leadership and moderating behaviours at folk clubs in England

Commemorating Gallipoli through music: remembering and forgetting

Flexibility and egalitarianism: musical insights from hunter-gatherers

‘Folds of the heart’: performing life experience, emotion and empathy in Japanese tango music culture

Editorial

Arid fidelity, reluctant capitalists: salvage, curation, and the circulation of Tuareg music on independent record labels

The ekonting in Jola culture and history

Bodhráns, lambegs, & musical craftsmanship in Northern Ireland