Do mato ao palco: a construção da nação em Moçambique através da música

Morais, Sara Santos

doi:10.4000/aa.9483

2022

DOI: 10.4000/aa.9483

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Do mato ao palco: a construção da nação em Moçambique através da música

Sara Santos Morais¹

Abstract: onde é atualmente pesquisadora colaboradora plena. Desde 2013 é técnica em antropologia do IPHAN/Departamento de Patrimônio Imaterial. Suas pesquisas atuais têm como foco de análise o processo de patrimonialização das timbila em Moçambique.

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The Hidden Music of a Hidden People: The Case of Amakhuwa of Northern Mozambique

Bussotti,

Nhaueleque

2023

Ethnomusicology

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Amakhuwa is an ethnic and linguistic group concentrated in the north of Mozambique. Although the largest ethnic group, it has been historically marginalized by the postcolonial Mozambican state for political reasons. This process of marginalization has also involved cultural aspects, such as music and dance. Amakhuwa musical traditions are differentiated, complex, and express common principles of a Emakhuwa epistemology. This epistemology and the performances and aesthetics it gives rise to are not fixed or timeless but have been evolving in accordance with different influences and historical periods. Influences from the ngoma competitive Swahili and Muslim musical traditions of East Africa are more visible in Emakhuwa music and dance on the coast, while in the interior territories, there is a prevalence of Bantu rhythms. Using postcolonial and decolonial writers as a base for the theoretical framework, this article highlights the epistemology involved in the different forms of Emakhuwa music and dance as well as the historical processes that led to their exclusion from Mozambican national culture.

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The Hidden Music of a Hidden People: The Case of Amakhuwa of Northern Mozambique

Bussotti,

Nhaueleque

2023

Ethnomusicology

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Do mato ao palco: a construção da nação em Moçambique através da música

Abstract: onde é atualmente pesquisadora colaboradora plena. Desde 2013 é técnica em antropologia do IPHAN/Departamento de Patrimônio Imaterial. Suas pesquisas atuais têm como foco de análise o processo de patrimonialização das timbila em Moçambique.

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The Hidden Music of a Hidden People: The Case of Amakhuwa of Northern Mozambique

The Hidden Music of a Hidden People: The Case of Amakhuwa of Northern Mozambique

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