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“Construction of ‘national identity’ in Armenian music historiographyErmeni müziği tarih yazımında ‘milli kimlik’ kurgusu”

Burcu Yildiz · 2013

Catalogue summary

Three claimed musical renaissances—Christianization, medieval repertory formation, and modern Westernization—are analyzed as historiographic devices that construct Armenian authenticity and national identity.

Why this matters

By examining liturgical music, notation, folk-song collecting, and polyphony together, the article shows how period labels turn stylistic change into a national cultural narrative.

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Published in
Journal of Human Sciences - Journal of Human Sciences
Year
2013
Language
Turkish

Citation

Burcu Yildiz 2013. “Construction of ‘national identity’ in Armenian music historiographyErmeni müziği tarih yazımında ‘milli kimlik’ kurgusu”. Journal of Human Sciences - Journal of Human Sciences.

Topics

Armenian historyReligion and church historyArchaeology, art, and material culture

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