Music, Politics, and War

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Contents:- Music, Politics, and War in Croatia in the 1990s. An Introduction / Svanibor Pettan;- East and West in Military Music on the Ottoman-Habsburg Border / Koraljka Kos;- The Musical Baroque and Western Slavs / Stanislav Tuksar;- The Shadow of Politics on North Croation Music of the Nineteenth Century / Zdravko Blažeković;- The Question of National Identity and Nationalism in Music. The Example of Croatian Opera / Sanja Majer-Bobetko;- Croatian Traditional Ecclesiastical and non-Ecclesiastical Religious Songs Sung During Onerous Times / Jerko Bezić;- Heritage of the Second World War in Croatia. Identity Imposed Upon and By Music / Neila Ceribašić;- Regional and National Aspects of Tamburica Tradition: The Case of the Zlatni Dukati Neotraditional Ensemble / Ruža Bonifačić;- Dance Evants as Political Rituals for Expression of Identities in Croatian in the 1990s / Tvrtko Zebec;- The Osijek War-Time Music Scene 1991-1992 / Miroslava Hadžihusejnović-Valašek