Pacific Review of Ethnomusicology
Volume 15 (2010)
Andrew Pettit, Jessie Vallejo and Nolan Warden, editors.
editorial
sounding board
Interview with Steven Loza - University of California, Los Angeles
featured article
Cantar Para Sofrer: Lamentos Fúnebres no Nordeste do Brasil
by Ewelter Rocha - Universidade Estadual do Ceará
SEM chapter prize winners
(Re)Locating Flamenco: A Northern California Case Study
by Tony Dumas - University of California, Davis
*Marnie Dilling Prize - Northern California Chapter of the Society for Ethnomusicology (NCCSEM)
From Threatened by Modernity to Reinvented by Modernity: The History of the History of Indian Classical Music 1980–2006
by Garrett Field - Wesleyan University
*James T. Koetting Prize - New England Chapter of the Society for Ethnomusicology (NECSEM)
Obscured Hybridity: The Kurdishness of Turkish Folk Music
by Christina Hough - University of Texas at Austin
*Vida Chenoweth Prize - Southern Plains Chapter of the Society for Ethnomusicology (SEM-SP)
reviews
Shir Hodu: Jewish Song from Bombay of the ‘30s produced by Julian Futter and Sara Manasseh
reviewed by Michael A. Figueroa - University of Chicago
Remains of Ritual: Northern Gods in a Southern Land by Steven M. Friedson
reviewed by David Locke - Tufts University
Music and the Performance of Identity on Marie-Galante, French Antilles by Ron Emoff
reviewed by Lauren Poluha - University of California, Los Angeles
Ancient Text Messages of the Yorùbá Bàtá Drum: Cracking the Code (SOAS Musicology Series)
by Amanda Villepastour
reviewed by Jesse Ruskin - University of California, Los Angeles