Gerard Behague
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 110566 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Gerard Behague |
| NOMBRES | Gerard |
| APELLIDO | Behague |
| FIRMA | BEHAGUE G |
| AFILIACIONES | The University of Texas at Austin |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 133 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 53 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 133 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1966 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2022 |
| ÍNDICE H | 4 |
Jobim, Antônio Carlos
Bossa nova
Atabaque
A Performance and Listener-Centered Approach to Musical Analysis
A Performance and Listener-Centered Approach to Musical Analysis:Some Theoretical and Methodological Factors Gerard Béhague In traditional musicological studies, performance practice has tended to be treated separately from the main musical parameters that retain the analyst's attention. Musicologists have defined performance practice as "the way music is and has been performed (especially as regards the relationship between the written notes and…
Música 'erudita', 'folclórica' e 'popular' do Brasil
State of Research of Brazilian Music Música "erudita", "folclórica" e "popular" do Brasil: Interações e inferências para a musicologia e etnomusicologia modernas Gerard Béhague Lisboa (octubre 98) Nos seus famosos "desafios à musicologia", o professor Joseph Kerman (Contemplating Music, 1985) dedica um capítulo à etnomusicologia e "musicologia cultural" (um termo um tanto infeliz proposto em 1968 por Gilbert Chase numa das conferências inaugurais…
La problemática de la posición socio-política del compositor en la música nueva en Latinoamérica
La problemática de la posición socio-política del compositor en la música nueva en Latinoamérica Gerard Béhague La visión etnocéntrica europea del mundo y de la cultura tuvo una influencia muy negativa para el desarrollo de la música de tradición culta en Latinoamérica durante el siglo XX. Además de las consecuencias nefastas de la colonización, esta visión ha impedido durante casi todo el siglo una verdadera comprensión por parte de los composit…
Regional and National Trends in Afro-Brazilian Religious Musics
Regional and National Trends in Afro-Brazilian Religious Musics:A Case of Cultural Pluralism Gerard Béhague One may wonder how music can be considered a reflection of cultural values and of worldviews in general. Ethnomusicology has taught us for some time now that musical styles are frequently the result of specific cultural determinants emanating from social and ethnohistorical factors of various kinds. Ethnomusicology concerns itself essential…
Rap, Reggae, Rock, or Samba
Rap, Reggae, Rock, or Samba:The Local and the Global in Brazilian Popular Music (1985–95) Gerard Béhague The notion of the global village and of the globalization of pop culture in the 1980s and 1990s has been perhaps overtaxed; the word "globalization" itself keeps losing its edge and thus needs to be re-sharpened periodically. In tackling the Western impact on world music in the 1980s, Bruno Nettl reached the indisputable conclusion that our ce…
Perspectivas atuais na pesquisa musical e estratégias analíticas da Música Popular Brasileira
Perspectivas atuais na pesquisa musical e estratégias analíticas da Música Popular Brasileira Gerard Béhague É sabido que a música popular brasileira dos últimos 40 anos teve repercussão internacional que só se pode comparar com a das músicas caribenhas (especialmente Cuba e Jamaica). Desde o aparecimento da Bossa Nova, seguindo-se a tropicália, a música nordestina, as várias expressões do samba, a música sertaneja e as inúmeras variedades urbana…
Indianism in Latin American Art-Music Composition of the 1920s to 1940s
Indianism in Latin American Art-Music Composition of the 1920s to 1940s:Case Studies from Mexico, Peru, and Brazil Gerard Béhague Strictly speaking, the concept of art music is anything but native in Latin America and the Caribbean, if by native we understand a tradition of expressive culture that originated and developed in "New World" territory. Historically, art music in Latin America is a reflection and an extension of the Western European tr…
La problemática de la identidad cultural en la música culta hispano-caribeña
La problemática de la identidad cultural en la música culta hispanocaribeña Gerard Béhague La trayectoria de la música de la llamada tradición culta en el Caribe de cultura hispánica desde los años 60 ha tenido bastante dificultad en cuanto a la identidad cultural de la mayoría de los compositores. Con unas poquísimas excepciones, la composición caribeña de vanguardia ha sufrido una crisis de identidad cuyos factores merecen una consideración pro…
Diversity and the Arts
Diversity and the Arts:Issues and Strategies Gerard Béhague Today, we are on the eve of a new century. The arts and humanities are more essential than ever to the endurance of our democratic values of tolerance, pluralism, and freedom, and to our understanding of where we are and where we need to go. At a momentous time in our history like this when so much is happening to change the way we work and live, the way we relate to one another and the …
String Quartets (review)
This is the second time that the seventeen string quartets of Heitor Villa-Lobos appear as a complete series by the same performing group. The Hungarian Danubius Quartet was the first to record the complete cycle. In the late 1980s and early 1990s, the Bessler-Reis Quartet issued their own excellent recordings of most but not all of the quartets. Other professional quartets have done the same. The significance of these works in the composer's out…
This issue of Lamr is dedicated to the memory of José Maria Neves (20 August 1943ö27 November 2002)
Brazilian musicologist, teacher, and conductor José Maria Neves passed away in Rio de Janeiro on 27 November 2002 after battling a lymphatic cancer. As a member of LAMR's Editorial Board, he spared no efforts in supporting the advancement of Brazilian and Latin American musicological studies
Brazil (opera)
Azevedo, Luiz Heitor Corrêa de (opera)
Guarnieri, (Mozart) Camargo (opera)
Lôbo, Elias Alvares
Schiavo, Lo
Fernández, Oscar Lorenzo
Shaping Society Through Dance
This is a study of one of the most widespread and culturally significant performance events in the Peruvian highland, based on a revised and amplified version of the author's doctoral dissertation in anthropology defended in 1993 at The University of Chicago. The primary event under consideration is the patron-saint fiesta of the town of San Jerónimo, in the Cusco departamento of Peru. The result of two years of field research (1989-90), this ant…
Recent Studies of Brazilian Music
Various aspects of Brazilian music and musicians continue to receive wide attention both in and out of Brazil. The selection of the titles above, which constitutes only a sample of the studies of the last few years, is meant as a representation of the different approaches and results of their authors or editors
Bridging South America and the United States in Black Music Research
Just as the idea of a as a symbolic construction of general is politically problematic, the concept of musical boundaries and borders within it is equally perplexing. Latin-American scholars have insisted on setting boundaries of musical traditions according to the existing social stratification at a given time and space. Most have perceived those traditions in a four-part model of stratification: primitive traditional indigenous communities, fol…
Colombia, Republic of
Mariz, Vasco
Why Suya Sing. A Musical Anthropology of an Amazonian People
Music in Latin America; An Introduction
Brazilian Musical Values of the 1960s and 1970s
Brazilian rhythms have enjoyed wide popularity in this country for many years, but Americans who delight in the samba and other sounds are generally unfamiliar with the development and special characteristics of this national music. In his paper, Gerard Béhague studies the main trends of Brazilian popular music associated with the bossa nova. In particular, he examines the music's socio‐cultural meaning for producers and consumers, its relationsh…
Performance Practice
Bossa & Bossas
Rather than being ephemeral fashion-cycles, Brazilian urban popular musical expressions of today function basically-as most musics do-as a medium of communication whose significance (i.e., meaning and relevance) varies in time from one homogeneous group to another, whether group be defined in terms of given referential generations, of philosophical or political ideologies, or of ethnic identities. As Haralambos points out in his study of soul mus…
Rap, Reggae, Rock, or Samba
Rap, Reggae, Rock, or Samba:The Local and the Global in Brazilian Popular Music (1985–95) Gerard Béhague The notion of the global village and of the globalization of pop culture in the 1980s and 1990s has been perhaps overtaxed; the word "globalization" itself keeps losing its edge and thus needs to be re-sharpened periodically. In tackling the Western impact on world music in the 1980s, Bruno Nettl reached the indisputable conclusion that our ce…
Indianism in Latin American Art-Music Composition of the 1920s to 1940s
Indianism in Latin American Art-Music Composition of the 1920s to 1940s:Case Studies from Mexico, Peru, and Brazil Gerard Béhague Strictly speaking, the concept of art music is anything but native in Latin America and the Caribbean, if by native we understand a tradition of expressive culture that originated and developed in "New World" territory. Historically, art music in Latin America is a reflection and an extension of the Western European tr…
Bridging South America and the United States in Black Music Research
Just as the idea of a as a symbolic construction of general is politically problematic, the concept of musical boundaries and borders within it is equally perplexing. Latin-American scholars have insisted on setting boundaries of musical traditions according to the existing social stratification at a given time and space. Most have perceived those traditions in a four-part model of stratification: primitive traditional indigenous communities, fol…
Boundaries and Borders in the Study of Music in Latin America
Boundaries and Borders in the Study of Music in Latin America: A Conceptual Re-Mapping, Latin American Music Review / Revista de Música Latinoamericana, Vol. 21, No. 1 (Spring - Summer, 2000), pp. 16-30
Music in Latin America
Regional and National Trends in Afro-Brazilian Religious Musics
Regional and National Trends in Afro-Brazilian Religious Musics:A Case of Cultural Pluralism Gerard Béhague One may wonder how music can be considered a reflection of cultural values and of worldviews in general. Ethnomusicology has taught us for some time now that musical styles are frequently the result of specific cultural determinants emanating from social and ethnohistorical factors of various kinds. Ethnomusicology concerns itself essential…
Performance Practice
Music in Latin America
Correntes regionais e nacionais na música do candomblé baiano
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Musica popular de indios, negros e mesticos
Folclore Nacional
Calunga, Croquis del Candombe
Bossa & Bossas
Rather than being ephemeral fashion-cycles, Brazilian urban popular musical expressions of today function basically-as most musics do-as a medium of communication whose significance (i.e., meaning and relevance) varies in time from one homogeneous group to another, whether group be defined in terms of given referential generations, of philosophical or political ideologies, or of ethnic identities. As Haralambos points out in his study of soul mus…
Musica popular de indios, negros e mesticos
Música popular de índios, negros e mestiçosMúsica popular
Romanceiro folclorico do Brasil
Ethnomusicology
Correntes regionais e nacionais na música do candomblé baiano
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Amazonia
Afro-Brazilian Religious Songs
Bresil
Music from Saramaka
Brazilian Musical Values of the 1960s and 1970s
Brazilian rhythms have enjoyed wide popularity in this country for many years, but Americans who delight in the samba and other sounds are generally unfamiliar with the development and special characteristics of this national music. In his paper, Gerard Béhague studies the main trends of Brazilian popular music associated with the bossa nova. In particular, he examines the music's socio‐cultural meaning for producers and consumers, its relationsh…
Music in Latin America
Music in Latin America
Music in Latin America; An Introduction
The African Religions of Brazil
Music in Latin America
Musica Andina de Bolivia
Fenomenologia de la etnomusica del area latinoamericana
Musicos pernambucanos do passado. Tomo 3
The Latin Tinge
Music in Latin America
La musica en Costa Rica
Ecuadorian, Peruvian, and Brazilian Ethnomusicology
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