Music and Urban Society in Colonial Latin America

Contents

• Preface
• 1. The resounding city Geoffrey Baker
• 2. Music and ritual in urban spaces: the case of Lima, c.1600 Tess Knighton
• 3. A conflicted relationship: music, power and the inquisition in viceregal Mexico City Javier Marin Lopez
• 4. Making music, writing myth: urban Guadalupan ritual in eighteenth-century New Spain Drew Edward Davies
• 5. 'Gold was music to their ears': conflicting sounds in Santafe (Nuevo Reino de Granada), 1540-90 Egberto Bermudez
• 6. The 'spirit of independence' in the Fiesta de la Naval of Caracas David Coifman
• 7. Employment, enfranchisement and liminality: ecclesiastical musicians in early modern Manila David R. M. Irving
• 8. Chapelmasters and musical practice in Brazilian cities in the eighteenth century Paulo Castagna and Jaelson Trindade
• 9. Music, authority and civilization in Rio de Janeiro (1763-90) Rogerio Budasz
• 10. Transcending the walls of the churches: the circulation of music and musicians in Santiago de Chile Alejandro Vera
• 11. The slave's progress: music as profession in Criollo Buenos Aires Bernardo Illari
• 12. Urban music in the wilderness: ideology and power in the Jesuit reducciones, 1609-1767 Leonardo J. Waisman
• 13. Enlightened Reformism versus Jesuit Utopia: music in the foundation of El Carmen de Guarayos (Moxos, Bolivia), 1793-1801 Maria Gembero Ustarroz
• Bibliography
• Appendices.