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The Establishing of a Professional Folk Orchestra in the Interwar period in Belgrade

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Dumnić, Marija
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Mellish, Liz
Green, Nick
Zakić, Mirjana
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This paper aims to illuminate on how the institution of the folk orchestra in Serbia was established using archive material. The folk orchestra, as a specific instrumental formation for accompaniment of popular folk songs and the performance of dance music, is part of the urban legacy all over the Balkans, mostly connected with the context of taverns. The period focussed on is between the World Wars because of the creation of the "Folk orchestra" and the "Tambura orchestra" on Radio Belgrade, as those were the first ensembles that were both professional and folk. Namely, Belgrade has been the centre of music broadcasting and musicians networking in the country, so those ensembles became official and the examples for later musicians. The main criteria of professionalization are: the establishing of musicians' guilds, their education and payment, the media representation of the band, and the professional status of musicians with respect to their ethnicity and gender.
Keywords:
Serbia / professionalization / folk orchestra / urban music / historical popular music
Source:
Music and Dance in Southeastern Europe : new scopes of research and action, 2016, 127–133
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  • Belgrade : Faculty of music
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  • Serbian musical identities within local and global frameworks: traditions, changes, challenges (RS-177004)
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  • Symposium 24 September – 1 October 2014; International Council for Traditional Music (ICTM); Proceedings of the Fourth Symposium of the Study Group on Music and Dance in Southeastern Europe

Cobiss ID: 222733580

ISBN: 978-86-88619-71-4

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http://dais.sanu.ac.rs/123456789/4796
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year = "2016",
url = "http://dais.sanu.ac.rs/123456789/4796",
abstract = "This paper aims to illuminate on how the institution of the folk orchestra in Serbia was established using archive material. The folk orchestra, as a specific instrumental formation for accompaniment of popular folk songs and the performance of dance music, is part of the urban legacy all over the Balkans, mostly connected with the context of taverns. The period focussed on is between the World Wars because of the creation of the "Folk orchestra" and the "Tambura orchestra" on Radio Belgrade, as those were the first ensembles that were both professional and folk. Namely, Belgrade has been the centre of music broadcasting and musicians networking in the country, so those ensembles became official and the examples for later musicians. The main criteria of professionalization are: the establishing of musicians' guilds, their education and payment, the media representation of the band, and the professional status of musicians with respect to their ethnicity and gender.",
publisher = "Belgrade : Faculty of music",
journal = "Music and Dance in Southeastern Europe : new scopes of research and action",
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Dumnić M. The Establishing of a Professional Folk Orchestra in the Interwar period in Belgrade. Music and Dance in Southeastern Europe : new scopes of research and action. 2016;127–133
,& Dumnić, M. (2016). The Establishing of a Professional Folk Orchestra in the Interwar period in Belgrade.
Music and Dance in Southeastern Europe : new scopes of research and actionBelgrade : Faculty of music., 127–133. 
Dumnić Marija, "The Establishing of a Professional Folk Orchestra in the Interwar period in Belgrade" 127–133 (2016)

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