Theses and Dissertations about California

Collections in the Archive feature theses and dissertations about a vast array of ethnomusicological topics in California.

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THESES AND DISSERTATIONS ABOUT CALIFORNIA

Callen, Jeffrey. Musical Community: the blues scene in North Richmond, California, 2002.

Delgado, Kevin Miguel. Negotiating the demands of culture: Batá drumming in San Diego, 1997.

D'Mello, Olympio J. The history and style of Goan music and its relevance to immigrant identity in Southern California, 1998.

Freeman, Jane Ann. The Ritual music of Japanese Buddhism: a study of the Hompa Hongwanji tradition as practiced in a temple in Los Angeles, 1971.

Henry, Clarence Bernard. Religious and musical expressions of Candomble in Salvador da Bahia, Brazil, and Los Angeles, California, 2000.

Hood, Kathleen Ann. Music, spirituality, and cultural identity: the liturgy of the Antiochian Orthodox Church in Los Angeles, 1998.

Keeling, Richard. Songs of the brush dance and their basis in oral-expressive magic: music and culture of the Yurok, Hupa, and Karok Indians of northwestern California, 1982.

Kwiatkowska, Barbara Jolanta. The Present state of musical culture among the Diegueño Indians from San Diego County Reservations, 1981.

Merrill-Mirsky, Carol. Judeo-Spanish song from the Island of Rhodes: a musical tradition in Los Angeles, 1984.

Riddle, Ronald. Chinatown's music: a history and ethnography of music and music-drama in San Francisco's Chinese community, 1976.

Sonneborn, D. A. Music and meaning in American Sufism: the ritual of Dhikr at Sami Mahal, a Chishtiyya-derived Sufi Center, 1995.

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