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Jazz Studies

Szerkesztő:

Ádám Havas, Kornél Zipernovszky

Released: Replika 101–102, 7–209.

replika_101-102-b1.pdf

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Jazz Studies
- Kornél Zipernovszky
- Ádám Havas
Lectori salutem! - Introduction
- Scott DeVeaux
Constructing the Jazz Tradition
- Éva Federmayer
Millennial Budapest and Ragtime
- Kornél Zipernovszky
“Who Will Win – The Jazz or Gypsy, it is Hard to Tell.”
- Dániel Molnár
„Artistic Concept by Miss Arizona and Sándor Rozsnyai”
- Miklós Dolinszky
- Kornél Zipernovszky
Music Is the Means of Presence
- Gergő Havadi
The Ethics of Hungarian Jazz Subculture in the 1970s and 80s – The Life-Style of Cultural Subversion
- Ádám Havas
- Ádám Ser
„Poor Neighbors” – The Structure of the Budapest Jazz Scene
- Ádám Havas
The Dogmatism of Freedom and the Freedom of Dogmatism
- Bulcsu Bognár
„Let us State, Instead of Denying the Negation.” A Discussion About György Szabados’ Life Work. Part III.
The authors of Issue 101–102

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