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Voices of the Baltic Countries: Latvia, Lithuania, Estonia. Recordings coordinated by Gita Lancere with Service des Archives de la Radio Letone and Service des Archives de la Radio Lituanienne. Annotations by Martins Boiko, Daiva Raciunaite-Viciniene, and Vaike Sarv. Inedit W-260055. CD with 14 pages of notes in French and English, 5 b/w photographs of performers, and 1 sketch of an instrument. No bibliography. 23 tracks recorded in the studio and from radio archives. Tracks #1–10: Latvia, #11–18: Lithuania, #19–23: Estonia. 44'53. 1994.

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Voices of the Baltic Countries: Latvia, Lithuania, Estonia. Recordings coordinated by Gita Lancere with Service des Archives de la Radio Letone and Service des Archives de la Radio Lituanienne. Annotations by Martins Boiko, Daiva Raciunaite-Viciniene, and Vaike Sarv. Inedit W-260055. CD with 14 pages of notes in French and English, 5 b/w photographs of performers, and 1 sketch of an instrument. No bibliography. 23 tracks recorded in the studio and from radio archives. Tracks #1–10: Latvia, #11–18: Lithuania, #19–23: Estonia. 44'53. 1994.

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Elizabeth Tolbert
Elizabeth Tolbert*
Affiliation:
Peabody Conservatory
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Yearbook for Traditional Music , Volume 30 , 1998 , pp. 213 - 214
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Copyright © 1998 by the International Council for Traditional Music

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1. See Buchanan 1997 for an in-depth discussion of this phenomenon in reference to Bulgarian music: Donna Buchanan, Review Essay: “Bulgaria's Magical Mystere Tour: Postmodernism, World Music Marketing, and Political Change in Eastern Europe.” Ethnomusicology 41(1):131–157.CrossRefGoogle Scholar