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Instrumental music and Gaelic revitalization in Scotland and Nova Scotia

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Instrumental music and Gaelic revitalization in Scotland and Nova Scotia

Auteurs : Jonathan Dembling [États-Unis]

Source :

International Journal of the Sociology of Language [ 0165-2516 ] ; 2010-11.

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English descriptors

KwdEn :
- Bagpipe music, Breton, British institutions, Cape breton, Cape breton fiddle, Cape breton fiddling, Country dancing, Dembling, Fiddle, Gael, Gaelic, Gaelic culture, Gaelic language, Gaelic music, Gaelic revitalization, Gaelic society, Gaelic song, Gaelic songs, Gaelic speakers, Gaelic style, Gaelic waltzes, Gaelic words, Instrumental music, Language link, Language revitalization, Language revitalization efforts, Large numbers, Linguistic capacity, Long history, Nova, Nova scotia, Revitalization, Revitalization efforts, Sabhal ostaig, Scotia, Statistics canada, Step dancing, Successful language revitalization, University press, Western isles, Wilson mcleod, Younger generations.
Teeft :
- Bagpipe music, Breton, British institutions, Cape breton, Cape breton fiddle, Cape breton fiddling, Country dancing, Dembling, Fiddle, Gael, Gaelic, Gaelic culture, Gaelic language, Gaelic music, Gaelic revitalization, Gaelic society, Gaelic song, Gaelic songs, Gaelic speakers, Gaelic style, Gaelic waltzes, Gaelic words, Instrumental music, Language link, Language revitalization, Language revitalization efforts, Large numbers, Linguistic capacity, Long history, Nova, Nova scotia, Revitalization, Revitalization efforts, Sabhal ostaig, Scotia, Statistics canada, Step dancing, Successful language revitalization, University press, Western isles, Wilson mcleod, Younger generations.

Abstract

Music is a popular tool for language revitalization efforts, providing both an attraction for potential language learners and a cultural context for language-related activities. In both Scotland and Nova Scotia, Canada, Gaelic revitalization is further linked with instrumental music, especially fiddle and bagpipe music, because the language is regarded as directly informing its rhythm and articulation. While this relationship creates the potential for a rich interaction between language and music enthusiasts, it is also complicated by a long history of contested definitions of authentic Gaelic expression. When local self-esteem is an important component of successful language revitalization, such complications must be addressed.

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DOI: 10.1515/ijsl.2010.056

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