Music, language and dance

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The book features a diverse collection of articles exploring the intersections of music, dance, and culture. Topics include organizational structures in language and music, the role of dance in Canarian Malaguenas, and improvisation practices in Cuadro Flamenco. It delves into metrical and rhythmic interpretations in Cante Flamenco and examines Venezuelan Carnival songs, highlighting the cultural significance of singing Calipso in El Callao. Additionally, it discusses rhythmic and melodic variations in traditional African music and dance, particularly within Mongo's Bobongo culture. The text also addresses the challenges of describing mystical and musical experiences. In the book reviews section, various scholars critique works on popular music genres, gender in Baganda music and dance, the impact of HIV/AIDS on music in Uganda, and the revival of African musical heritage in Peru. Other reviews cover South Korean drumming and dance, the influence of Korean pop music, and studies on music and minorities. A review essay on the musical landscape of a sugar town rounds out the contributions, showcasing the rich tapestry of global musical traditions and their cultural contexts.