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Muzika u predstavama crnogorskog narodnog pozorišta: : načini kodiranja nacionalne kulture i identiteta : (1953-2015) = Music in the plays of the Montenegrin National Theatre: : the ways of encoding the national culture and identity Print Books Price: $  Availability: In stock 

Muzika u predstavama crnogorskog narodnog pozorista: : nacini kodiranja nacionalne kulture i identiteta : (1953-2015) = Music in the plays of the Montenegrin National Theatre: : the ways of encoding the national culture and identity  Music in the Performances of the Montenegrin National Theatre: Ways of Encoding National Culture and Identity: (1953-2015) 

Muzika u predstavama crnogorskog narodnog pozorišta: : načini kodiranja nacionalne kulture i identiteta : (1953-2015) = Music in the plays of the Montenegrin National Theatre: : the ways of encoding the national culture and identity 
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    Author(s)
    Jovanovic-Nikolic, Jelena
    City
    Podgorica 
    Country
    Montenegro 
    Language
    Montenegrin 
    ISBN
    9788672155396 
    Date of Publication
    2023 
    Publisher
    Cover Type
    Hard cover 
    Pages
    210 
    Series
    Subject
    Performing Arts / Music / Cinema
     
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    Music in the Performances of the Montenegrin National Theatre: Ways of Encoding National Culture and Identity: (1953-2015) The theme of the book Music in the Plays of the Montenegrin National Theatre: Ways of Coding National Culture and Identity (1953–2015) is the product of my decades-long study of applied music (theater and film). The first research projects were related to the film music of Borislav Tamindžić, and then, having realized how many important and undiscovered elements of national culture and different types of identity can be recognized through applied music, my further research focused on theatrical music in Montenegro. Bearing in mind that “identity is best and most representatively expressed through the national theatre”, the commitment to dealing with music in plays imposed itself as a logical continuation of my previous research in the field of applied music in Montenegro. Observing and classifying the work of applied music composers on the aforementioned ground, special attention was paid to the oeuvre of the academically educated composer Žarko Mirković, who directed his broadly defined artistic activity almost from the very beginning (his career as a composer) to work in the theatre.