Volume 44 (2005): Issue 1-2 (Jul 2005)

in Studia Musicologica Academiae Scientiarum Hungaricae
Print ISSN:
0039-3266
Online ISSN:
1588-2888
Published-print:
01 Feb 2003
Opening Address to the International Conference of Honour of 100th Birthday of Benjamin Rajeczky
By: László Somfai
Pages: 1–3
Kleine Addenda zur Biographie von Benjamin Rajeczky
By: Jan Stęszewski
Pages: 5–9
Benjamin Rajeczky and Polish Musicology
By: Ludwik Bielawski
Pages: 11–18
Kyrie ungaricum - Data on Research History and the History of Melody
By: Gábor Kiss
Pages: 19–28
Die Musik am ungarischen Königshof in der ersten Hälfte des 15. Jahrhunderts von der Zeit Sigismunds von Luxemburg bis zu Mathias Corvinus
By: Péter Király
Pages: 29–40
Das Fragment aus Csíksomlyó als Reformationsdenkmal. Ungarische Präfationen und troposierte Ite missa est-Sätze
By: Ilona Ferenczi
Pages: 41–56
János Seprődis Auffassung über die Bedeutung der Folksmusikforschung für das Studium der Gesichte der ungarischen Musik
By: István Almási
Pages: 57–61
György (Đuro Arnold (1781-1848), the Musician with Two Homelands
By: Zdravko Blažeković
Pages: 63–83
Der rezitativische Singstil im alpenländischen Volkslied - eine ungewöhnliche Idee und ihre Entkräftung
By: Thomas Hochradner
Pages: 85–97
Dissemination and Styles of Performance of the “Cecilia” Ballad in the Comparative Italian Folk and Traditional Music
By: Vladimiro Cantaluppi
Pages: 99–111
The Real Being of the Folk Song: Actual and Virtual Forms
By: Marin Marian-Bălaşa
Pages: 113–120
Hungarian Folk Music from Moldavia and Bukovina
By: Mária Domokos
Pages: 121–130
Zu den Einstellungen der Jugend zur Volksmusik (am Beispiel von manchen Orten in Mähren)
By: Judita Kučerová
Pages: 131–140
Social Canons Inherited from the Past: Women Players of Folk Music Instruments in Croatia
By: Naila Ceribašić
Pages: 141–151
On Instrumental Origins of Lithuanian Polymodal Saturnites
By: Auste Nakiene
Pages: 153–162
Playing Multi-Pipe Whistles of Northeastern Europe: Phenomenon of Collective Musical Performance
By: Ruta Žarskiene
Pages: 163–174
Volksmusikinstrumente der jüdischen Landbevölkerung in Ostmitteleuropa
By: András Borgó
Pages: 175–190
The Aksak Rhythm, a Distinctive Feature of the Balkan Folklore
By: Nice Fracile
Pages: 191–204
Die Sololieder der Frauen im Norden des albanischen Siedlungsgebietes
By: Ardian Ahmedaja
Pages: 205–213
Melodie als quantitativer Rahmen: Die aruz-Formeln in den „gelehrten“ Gesängen der Kasantataren
By: Ildar Kharissov
Pages: 215–248
Composition Principles in Forest Nenets Music
By: Triinu Ojamaa
Pages: 249–256
Questions Arising from Thinking about Chinese Music
By: Ivan Mačak
Pages: 257–261
From Jojk to Rock & Jojk: Some Remarks on the Process of Change and of the Socially Constructed Meaning of Sami Music
By: Olle Edström
Pages: 263–283
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Cover Studia Musicologica Academiae Scientiarum Hungaricae
Volume 44 (2005): Issue 1-2 (Jul 2005)
Print ISSN:
0039-3266
Online ISSN:
1588-2888

Studia Musicologica Academiae Scientiarum Hungaricae
Language English
French
German
Year of
Foundation		 1961
Publication
Programme		 changed title
Founder Magyar Tudományos Akadémia  
Founder's
Address		 H-1051 Budapest, Hungary, Széchenyi István tér 9.
Publisher Akadémiai Kiadó
Publisher's
Address		 H-1117 Budapest, Hungary 1516 Budapest, PO Box 245.
Responsible
Publisher		 Chief Executive Officer, Akadémiai Kiadó
ISSN 0039-3266 (Print)
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