The article begins by explaining the origins of Gypsies with an emphasis on the linguistic and anthropological theories tracing Indian decadency of Gypsies. Drawing from historical documents as well as poetry and other sources, the authors presents the association of Gypsies with music. The aritcle offers an explanation why Gypsies were often engaged in music making for money and linked with medieval travelling troupes performing entertainment shows. The article also highlights the origins of stereotypes associated with Gypsies. The author pays special attention to the forming of the image of a Hungarian Gypsy claiming that the widely spread vision of a Gypsy musician is stereotypically associated with Gypsy musicians from Habsburg Monarchy...
This academic research work is part of a series of recent studies whose aim is to show to what exten...
Manners of performance by Hungarian village- and town gypsy musicians in historical recordings . T...
The purpose of the article is to analyze the art of travelling musicians – the ancestors of the part...
The paper discusses the identity of a Gypsy musician and explains the conditions under which this fi...
The article attempts to shed light on Liszt’s connections with so called Gypsy music, with particul...
As Russia’s nineteenth-century Gypsy craze swept through Moscow and St. Petersburg, Gypsy musicians ...
The paper dedicated to the situation of the so called Gypsy people in the 18th century Europe concen...
With a few exceptions, the scholarly literature on Hungary’s Gypsy music remains frozen in an increa...
The governments of the Horthy era did not formulate a central Gypsy policy and, consequently, the so...
This thesis analyzes the ethnomusicology of Roma, Romani, and/or Traveller peoples by dividing resea...
This article deals with the various imaginative and practical links that the Gitanos of Jarana,1 a n...
Abstract: Beginning with an overview of the “basic ” knowledge on Gypsies, the article develops furt...
1. THE GYPSIES’ MIGRATION TO EUROPE Virtually everything that is known about the more distant histor...
Sometimes called the Romanesque, gypsies who travel frequently are scat-tered all over the world. Ov...
This paper explores the emergence and popularity of Romani musical practices in nineteenth century ...
This academic research work is part of a series of recent studies whose aim is to show to what exten...
Manners of performance by Hungarian village- and town gypsy musicians in historical recordings . T...
The purpose of the article is to analyze the art of travelling musicians – the ancestors of the part...
The paper discusses the identity of a Gypsy musician and explains the conditions under which this fi...
The article attempts to shed light on Liszt’s connections with so called Gypsy music, with particul...
As Russia’s nineteenth-century Gypsy craze swept through Moscow and St. Petersburg, Gypsy musicians ...
The paper dedicated to the situation of the so called Gypsy people in the 18th century Europe concen...
With a few exceptions, the scholarly literature on Hungary’s Gypsy music remains frozen in an increa...
The governments of the Horthy era did not formulate a central Gypsy policy and, consequently, the so...
This thesis analyzes the ethnomusicology of Roma, Romani, and/or Traveller peoples by dividing resea...
This article deals with the various imaginative and practical links that the Gitanos of Jarana,1 a n...
Abstract: Beginning with an overview of the “basic ” knowledge on Gypsies, the article develops furt...
1. THE GYPSIES’ MIGRATION TO EUROPE Virtually everything that is known about the more distant histor...
Sometimes called the Romanesque, gypsies who travel frequently are scat-tered all over the world. Ov...
This paper explores the emergence and popularity of Romani musical practices in nineteenth century ...
This academic research work is part of a series of recent studies whose aim is to show to what exten...
Manners of performance by Hungarian village- and town gypsy musicians in historical recordings . T...
The purpose of the article is to analyze the art of travelling musicians – the ancestors of the part...