Serbian musicology after 1945 – main directions
Melita Milin
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Melita Milin
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Displayed are the main achievements of Serbian musicology after World War II, from the modest start when the institutions for learning and research were founded (1948), to nowadays. The first Serbian history of music, written by Stana Đurić-Klajn (1962), was an important event which gave strong impetus to new investigations. The domain of historical musicology has been richest in results during the selected period.
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Displayed are the main achievements of Serbian musicology after World War II, from the modest start when the institutions for learning and research were founded (1948), to nowadays. The first Serbian history of music, written by Stana Đurić-Klajn (1962), was an important event which gave strong impetus to new investigations. The domain of historical musicology has been richest in results during the selected period.
Key concepts: Serbian, Musicology, Period (music), Music history, History, Classics, Event (particle physics), Art