British Forum for Ethnomusicology

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Source: British Journal of Ethnomusicology, Vol. 11, No. 2 (2002), pp. i-iv
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Editors
Caroline Bithell Janet
Topp Fargion
Reviews Editor
KevinDawe
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Cover illustration:
Mustaq
Ali Khan,
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Prof essor DebuChaudhuri
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Contents
Editorial v
ARTICLES
Soccer, popular
musicand national
consciousness in
post-state-socialist
Bulgaria,
1 994-96 Donna Buchanan 1
The Senia
style
of sitar
playing
in
contemporary
India
Gerry
Farrell 2 9
Musicas
capital: deputizingamong
London's f reelance musicians
Stephen
Cottrell 61
Learningprocesses
inthe
nanguan
musicof Taiwan ChouChiener 81
Abdullah Ibrahimand the uses
of
memory
Christine Lucia 1 2 5
REVIEWS OF BOOKS
So,
Musicinthe
age of Conf ucius JeremyMontagu
1 45
Regis,
Culture and mass communication
inthe Caribbean:
domination, dialogue,
dispersion
TinaK. Ramnarine 1 47
REVIEW OF FILM
Domba1 956-1 958: a
personal
record
of
Vendainitiation
rites, songs
and dances Janet
Topp Fargion
1 49
REVIEWS OF RECORDINGS
Three CDs of Scots and Irish
traditionalmusic VicGammon 1 51
The heart
of Cape
Breton:
f iddle
music
recorded live
along
the ceilidh trail
Brian
Conway,
First
through
the
gate
Round the house and mind the dresser:
Irish
country
house dance music
Pete
Seeger:
American
f avourite
ballads vol. 1
Vic
Gammon 1 54
Index of articles
by
author,
volumes 1 -1 1 1 57
Index of countries as
major
article
themes,
volumes 1 -1 1 1 60
Editorial
policy
and
subscriptions
Inside f ront cover
Notes f or contributors Inside back cover