Best of ISA Science

A collection of essays which demonstrates the different disciplines, approaches and topics, presented at ISA Science ISA Science, the research format of University for Music and Performing Art Vienna's summer school has turned out successfully both in terms of its international resonance and its effects on the institution's academic community. Therefore the event's program chairs have decided to publish a selection of what has been discussed and presented so far, demonstrating the considerable diversity of disciplines, approaches and topics.

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CONTENTS Preface Editor's Introduction Ursula Hemetek, Cornelia Szabó-Knotik Keynotes Breaks in History: Turning Points The Arts Hand-in-Hand with Recent Historic Upheavals Julya Rabinowich From Cult to Culture A Reflective Journey to the Origins of Culture Dieter Berner CHAPTER 1 - Minorities, Musical Traditions and Power Structures Performing "Romanipe": Music and Self-Representation of Roma Christiane Fennesz-Juhasz Archive and Cultural Memory - The Burgenland Croats Gerda Lechleitner "Koliko smo toliko smo" - We Are What We Are Music, Dance, and Cultural Memory from Below Marko Kölbl CHAPTER 2 - Music as a Tool of Communication Rituals and Music Therapy Elena Fitzthum, Sandra Lutz Hochreutener, Adriano Primadei, Monika Smetana Mind Reading during Ensemble Performance: Communicating with Nonverbal Signals Laura Bishop, Werner Goebl CHAPTER 3 - Music as Cultural Memory and ist Rituals Eurovision and the Ritual Music of Euro-Patriotism Ivan Raykoff Popular Music, Memory and Heritage A Conversation between Ana Hofman and Rosa Reitsamer Repackaging Heroes: Emerging Identities of (Post-)Yugoslav Music Zdravko Blaekovic, Tatjana Markovic, Leon Stefanija Historical Turning Points and Perspectives on Old Music Maria Helfgott Staged Rituals in Austria between the Wars Christian Glanz, Anita Mayer-Hirzberger, Cornelia Szabó-Knotik Contributors Note: Short Bios - Alphabetical Order