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Title Page
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Contents
Preface
Note on Transliteration
Note on Accompanying Website
1. Introduction / Virginia Danielson
2. Aspects of the Musical Traditions in the Arabian Peninsula: Distinctive Features, Institutional Preservation, Patrimonial Negotiation / Scheherazade Hassan
3. The Oil Economy and the Perpetuation of Musical Heritage in Abu Dhabi / Virginia Danielson
4. (Re)Patriating the Business of Music in Oman: Examples ofthe Tangible and Intangible in an Omani Arts Economy /Anne K. Rasmussen
5. Kuwaiti Pearl-Diving Music and the Mayouf Mejally Folkloric Ensemble: Beyond an Authorized Heritage Discourse /Ghazi Faisal al-Mulaifi
6. Which Lute Was Played in the Sawt of the Gulf before the Twentieth Century? / Jean Lambert
7. The Recordings of ʿAbdullatif al-Kuwaiti: 1927-1947 /Ahmad AlSalhi
8. Līwa: A Tale of Adaptation, Survival, and Sustainability /Aisha Bilkhair
9. The Art of the Tambūra in Qatar: African Identity Reimagined /Issa Boulos and Yassine Ayari
10. Beyond Aesthetics: Political Diplomacy and Cultural Policy in the Musics of the Sultanate of Oman / Majid H. al-Harthy
11. Songstresses of Saudi Arabia / Kay Hardy Campbell
12. Wedding Music: An Ethnography of Male Songs and Dances atTraditional Weddings in the United Arab Emirates /Khalid Albudoor, Translated by Issa Boulos
13. Gender and Genres of Arab Music in the Collection of Christiaan Snouck Hurgronje (1857-1936) /Anne van Oostrum
14. The Oman Center for Traditional Music: 1983-2016 /Musallam al-Kathiri, Translated by Majid H. al-Harthy
15. Baloch Cultural Circuits in the Context of the Musical Ethnography of the Gulf Region / George Mürer
16. Reimagining Protest, Reform, and the Public Sphere inBahraini Hip-Hop and Heavy Metal /David A. McDonald
17. Afterword / Ruth M. Stone
Glossary.
Index.
Title Page
Copyright
Contents
Preface
Note on Transliteration
Note on Accompanying Website
1. Introduction / Virginia Danielson
2. Aspects of the Musical Traditions in the Arabian Peninsula: Distinctive Features, Institutional Preservation, Patrimonial Negotiation / Scheherazade Hassan
3. The Oil Economy and the Perpetuation of Musical Heritage in Abu Dhabi / Virginia Danielson
4. (Re)Patriating the Business of Music in Oman: Examples ofthe Tangible and Intangible in an Omani Arts Economy /Anne K. Rasmussen
5. Kuwaiti Pearl-Diving Music and the Mayouf Mejally Folkloric Ensemble: Beyond an Authorized Heritage Discourse /Ghazi Faisal al-Mulaifi
6. Which Lute Was Played in the Sawt of the Gulf before the Twentieth Century? / Jean Lambert
7. The Recordings of ʿAbdullatif al-Kuwaiti: 1927-1947 /Ahmad AlSalhi
8. Līwa: A Tale of Adaptation, Survival, and Sustainability /Aisha Bilkhair
9. The Art of the Tambūra in Qatar: African Identity Reimagined /Issa Boulos and Yassine Ayari
10. Beyond Aesthetics: Political Diplomacy and Cultural Policy in the Musics of the Sultanate of Oman / Majid H. al-Harthy
11. Songstresses of Saudi Arabia / Kay Hardy Campbell
12. Wedding Music: An Ethnography of Male Songs and Dances atTraditional Weddings in the United Arab Emirates /Khalid Albudoor, Translated by Issa Boulos
13. Gender and Genres of Arab Music in the Collection of Christiaan Snouck Hurgronje (1857-1936) /Anne van Oostrum
14. The Oman Center for Traditional Music: 1983-2016 /Musallam al-Kathiri, Translated by Majid H. al-Harthy
15. Baloch Cultural Circuits in the Context of the Musical Ethnography of the Gulf Region / George Mürer
16. Reimagining Protest, Reform, and the Public Sphere inBahraini Hip-Hop and Heavy Metal /David A. McDonald
17. Afterword / Ruth M. Stone
Glossary.
Index.