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musical nationalism: a standalone construct

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the use of folk idioms, national subjects and ideas of a people's spirit to give music a national identity, especially in the nineteenth century.

In musicology, musical nationalism refers to the use of folk idioms, national subjects and ideas of a people's spirit to give music a national identity, especially in the nineteenth century. This meaning comes from Dahlhaus (1980) in Between romanticism and modernism.[1]

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Dahlhaus, C. (1980). Between romanticism and modernism. University of California Press. ISBN 9780520909533

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