Lead Editor and "Introduction" (Rank 4)

Stacey Jocoy

Lead Editor and "Introduction" (Rank 4)

Music

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Abstract

Improvisation and Vernacular Traditions in Historical Performance was an effort to compile scholarly articles that speak to historical performance practice and music in the vernacular tradition, especially the ballad to show the overlapping nature of performance considerations and studies of the related genres.

Original language	English
Journal	Journal of the Vernacular Music Center
State	Published - Nov 10 2016

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Jocoy, S. (2016). Lead Editor and "Introduction" (Rank 4). Journal of the Vernacular Music Center.

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