Music and Ethnic Minorities: (Trans)Cultural Dynamics in Slovenia after the Year 1991
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ethnomusicology, minority ethnicity, non-verbal communication, migrationsSynopsis
The present publication is the final study of a four-year basic research project entitled Music and Ethnic Minorities: (Trans)Cultural Dynamics in Slovenia after the Year 1991. The participants of the project focused on the study of structures and processes of (trans)cultural dynamics of musical practices of both individuals and groups from ethnic minorities and on the communication aspects of their relationship with the majority population in the Slovenian environment. With the project and the publication, they affirm the view of Slovenia as an interactive meeting place for various musics and people who create, perform and listen to them. They were interested in the identity expressions of individuals and communities from ethnic minorities, the spaces of their activities, the influences of cultural and political institutions on their activities and the interactional aspects of relevant musical practices.
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Music, Ethnic Minorities, and (Trans)Cultural Dynamics in Slovenia after the Year 1991Research Directions and Extents
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Twenty Years LaterThe Position and Rights of Minorities at the End of the Second Decade of the Twenty-first Century in Slovenia, Europe and the World
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»Where Does It Start and Where Does It End?«Different Views on Minority Ethnicity through Music and Dance
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Music, Dance, and Identifications of the Members of the Second Generation of Postmigrant Ethnic Minorities in Slovenia
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Specifics of the Functioning of Folklore Groups of the Ethnic Minority Communities in Slovenia
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Music and Dance Affirmation of the Serbian Communites in Slovenia after 1991Between the Tradition and Stage-Art
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Czech Musicians in Slovenia in the 19th and 20th CenturiesFrom Musical »Majority« to »Minority«
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Views on Ethnicity Among Slovene Professional Musicians after the Year 1991
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Transcultural Dynamics in the Experience of a Sri Lankan Musician in Slovenia
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Music, Activism, and Self-organization on the Example of the »Refugee Crisis«
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Community Music with Unaccompanied Minor Asylum-seekers in Slovenia
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Co-Musics from Slovenia in New Countries
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An Online List of Seminars, Bachelor’s, Master’s, and Doctoral Theses with a Focus on the Music of Ethnic MinoritiesSupplement
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