Articles from Black Music Research Journal (March 22, 1998)

Title	Author	Type	Words
ANALOGIES AND DIFFERENCES IN AFRICAN-AMERICAN MUSICAL CULTURES ACROSS THE HEMISPHERE: INTERPRETIVE MODELS AND RESEARCH STRATEGIES.	KUBIK, GERHARD		8920
INSTRUMENTS OF IDENTITY: ALTON AUGUSTUS ADAMS SR., THE NAVY BAND OF THE VIRGIN ISLANDS, AND THE SOUNDS OF SOCIAL CHANGE.	CLAGUE, MARK		16033
INTERACTION AND IMPROVISATION BETWEEN DANCERS AND DRUMMERS IN MARTINICAN BELE.	GERSTIN, JULIAN		16705
REMEMBERING KOJO: HISTORY, MUSIC, AND GENDER IN THE JANUARY SIXTH CELEBRATION OF THE JAMAICAN ACCOMPONG MAROONS.	DJEDJE, JACQUELINE COGDELL		20795
THE DUGU RITUAL OF THE GARINAGU OF BELIZE: REINFORCING VALUES OF SOCIETY THROUGH MUSIC AND SPIRIT POSSESSION.	GREENE, OLIVER N.		5662
THE FRENCH MUSICAL THEATER: MAINTAINING CONTROL IN CARIBBEAN COLONIES IN THE EIGHTEENTH CENTURY.	POWERS, DAVID M.	Critical Essay	5215
THE JAZZ TINGE IN DOMINICAN MUSIC: A BLACK ATLANTIC PERSPECTIVE.	AUSTERLITZ, PAUL		7742
WEST AFRICAN AND HAITIAN INFLUENCES ON THE RITUAL AND POPULAR MUSIC OF CARRIACOU, TRINIDAD, AND CUBA.	HILL, DONALD R.		8408