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Vol. 2 No. 2 (2015)

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Published: 2016-01-22
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    • PDF (Português)

Articles (peer-reviewed)

  • Morales’s Magnificats and Some Anonymous Settings in Portuguese Sources: Questions of Style and Authorship

    Bernadette Nelson
    193-214
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  • Officium cordis. O sagrado e o profano na música e na Festa da Pocariça (1950 - atualidade)

    Carla Minelli
    215-238
    • PDF (Português)
  • Mistérios e maravilhas: O rock sinfónico/progressivo em Portugal na década de 1970

    Ricardo Andrade
    239-270
    • PDF (Português)
  • «Podem chamar-lhe loucura, mas achamos que é cultura»: A performance do transformismo em Lisboa

    Marco Freitas
    271-294
    • PDF (Português)
  • The Curatorial Practices of Exhibiting Popular Music in Portugal at the Beginning of the Twenty-First Century: An Overview

    Alcina Cortez
    295-324
    • PDF

Reviews: Books

  • Miguel Ángel Marín e Màrius Bernadó (eds.), Instrumental Music in Late Eighteenth-Century Spain (Kassel, Edition Reichenberger, 2014)

    Vanda de Sá
    325-328
    • PDF (Português)
  • Vanda de Sá e Cristina Fernandes (eds.), A música instrumental no final do Antigo Regime: Contextos, circulação e repertórios (Lisboa, Colibri, 2014)

    Miguel Ángel Marín
    329-336
    • PDF (Português)

Reviews: Recordings

  • Ana Telles, Piano & Electronics. Sond’Ar-te Electric Ensemble Soloists (CD Miso Records, 2011) Ana Telles e Leonor Cardoso, Music for Two Pianos I e Music for Two Pianos II (CDs Numérica, 2014)

    Sofia Lourenço
    337-346
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