Volume 22, numéro 1, spring 2007
Sommaire (20 articles)
Articles
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Introduction:: Music in Newfoundland and Labrador
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Imagining Nation:: Music and Identity in Pre-Confederation Newfoundland
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Gone to the Mainland and Back Home Again:: A Critical Approach to Region, Politics, and Identity in Contemporary Newfoundland Song
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"She’s Like the Swallow":: Folksong as Cultural Icon
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Kenneth Peacock’s Contribution to Gerald S. Doyle’s Old-Time Songs of Newfoundland (1955)
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Crooked as the Road to Branch:: Asymmetry in Newfoundland Dance Music
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Don Randell:: Mistaken Fiddling Dichotomies
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Fiddling with Technology:: The Effect of Media on Newfoundland Traditional Musicians
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"I Am VOWR":: Living Radio in Newfoundland
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Santu’s Song
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Cultural Revitalization and Mi’kmaq Music-Making:: Three Newfoundland Drum Groups
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A Chronological List of Recent Choral CDs by Choirs of Newfoundland
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Found in Translation:: The Inuit Voice in Moravian Music
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Hip-hop on the East Side:: A Multi-sited Ethnography of Breakdancing and Rap Music from St. John’s and Grand Falls, Newfoundland
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Fandom as Magical Practice:: Great Big Sea, Stockwell Day, and Spoiled Identity
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Rockin’ the Rock:: The Newfoundland Folk/Pop "Revolution"
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The Life and Afterlife of a Folksong Collection:: The Labrador Songbook Experience