Affiliation:
1. Institute od Ethnography SASA, Belgrade, Serbia
Abstract
Serbian clubs in Vienna are cultural, artistic, and sports organisations
formed in the 1970s by Yugoslav guest workers, then called Yugoslav clubs.
Since the 1990s, due to significant socio-political changes in the home
country, the work policies of clubs in Vienna have changed, and they have
become Serbian clubs. To learn traditional singing within the folklore
sections of the mentioned clubs, the leaders hire pedagogues from Serbia -
ethnomusicologists or individuals with completed secondary music schools in
the departments of traditional sing?ing. This paper aims to present and
analyse several aspects of learning traditional singing in these
institutions, focusing on the exchange of different forms of capi?tal - from
economic to symbolic and vice versa and reviewing the role of individ?uals
in these systems.
Funder
Ministry of Education, Science and Technological Development of the Republic of Serbia
Publisher
National Library of Serbia
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