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Subject(s)

• Popular music—Italy—History and criticism [Browse]

Editor

• Fabbri, Franco, 1949- [Browse]
• Plastino, Goffredo [Browse]

Series

Routledge global popular music series. [More in this series]

Bibliographic references

Includes bibliographical references (pages 234-240) and index.

Contents

• An egg of Columbus : how can Italian popular music studies stand on their own / Franco Fabbri and Goffredo Plastino
• Italy in music : a sweeping (and somewhat audacious) reconstruction of a problematic identity / Marcello Sorce Keller
• Sanremo effects : the festival and the Italian canzone (1950s-1960s) / Roberto Agostini
• And the bitt went on / Franco Fabbri
• Naples power : Neapolitan sounds of the 1970s / Goffredo Plastino
• Music economies and markets in Italy / Francesco D'Amato
• A portrait of the author as an artist : ideology, authenticity and stylization in the canzone d'autore / Jacopo Tomatis
• Canzoni diverse : a semiotic approach to Luigi Tenco's songs / Luca Marconi
• You can call them, if you like, emotions : the (un)orthodox songs of Lucio Battisti / Jacopo Conti
• Saved souls : locating style in Fabrizio De André's and Ivano Fossati's record production / Errico Pavese
• Mystical arrogance : Franco Battiato's esoteric pop / Alessandro Carrera
• An escape from escapism : the short history of Cantacronache / Carlo Pestelli
• Virtuosity and populism : the everlasting appeal of Mina and Celentano / Paolo Prato
• In the court of a foreign king : 1970s Italian progressive rock in the UK / Alessandro Bratus
• Radiofreccia : a rocker from Emilia behind the film camera / Elena Boschi
• Killer melodies : the musica neomelodica debate / Vincenzo Perna
• Lasciatemi cantare and other diseases : Italian popular music as represented abroad / Dario Martinelli
• Provisionally popular : a conversation with Ennio Morricone / Franco Fabbri and Goffredo Plastino.

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ISBN

• 9780415899765 (hardback)
• 0415899761 (hardback)

LCCN

2013011337

OCLC

774499109

RCP

N - S

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