Armacost Library: MUS 307: World Music: Citing sources

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To Connect Ideas | To Acknowledge a Community of Contributors | To Read & Cite Inclusively

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Folksongs of the World by Charles Haywood
Call Number: M 1627 .H3 F6
ISBN: 650277786
Publication Date: 1966
Selected and edited by Charles Haywood. Through folk songs we hear the soul of the world's peoples, and as we sing them we imbibe their heritage and spirit. This volume contains the most comprehensive single collection published to date, gathered from more than one hundred countries, in the original languages with English translations, and with chord suggestions for individual accompaniment.

Conflicts in Music in the South Caucusus: The Case of Armenians and Azerbaijanis
"This article explores how music is employed in the service of nationalist ideas by two Caucasian peoples: the Azeris and the Armenians. The small-scale case study reported here focuses on a folk song that is popular in both nations (known respectively as Sari Gelin/Sari Aghjik) and on its reception in social media."