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SLOVAKIAN PROBE. Negotiation of local identity of alternative bands in Moravian Slovácko.
Svobodová, Veronika ; Jurková, Zuzana (advisor) ; Seidlová, Veronika (referee)
The goal of this musical anthropology qualitative research, mainly based on the field work, is to describe, analyze and interpret the process of construction of local identity of an alternative bands in Moravian Slovácko. The subject of this research are mainly two music bands from Slovácko - PSCrew and 12:PIET. PSCrew band represents hip-hop style and 12:PIET ranks among punk style bands. The musical production of these bands is defined (using an emic term) as an alternative folklore. With a use of theoretical concepts of stereotype and partially also retro and revival, I tried to demonstrate how these alternative musicians with an emphasis to their authenticity by the means of their musical spheres (so called soundscapes) pursue their notion of what is considered to be related to Slovácko and how the negotiation of their local identity is involved. For that the locally defined stereotypes are often used. These are typically recontextualized by its adaptation into the form that reflects the postmodern period.
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Music Club "Černá Perla" and Restaurant "Cikánská Jizba" as Two Examples of Roma Music (Re)Presentation
Jurková, Inka ; Jurková, Zuzana (advisor) ; Červenka, Jan (referee)
BACHELOR THESIS Inka Jurková Music Club "Černá Perla" and Restaurant "Cikánská Jizba" as Two Examples of Roma Music (Re)Presentation Abstract: This thesis is based on ethnographic research of two venues - music club Černá perla and restaurant Cikánská jizba, where Romani musicians play on a regular basis. Their music production is described and explained in the framework of the concept of soundscapes, e.g. not only as a musical phenomenon, but also in the relation to listeners and in historical and local context. Key words: Roma, Romani/Romany music, Slaný, Český Krumlov, rompop, Černá perla, Cikánská jizba, Cindži Renta
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"Techno-communitas": Transformation of the Freetekno phenomenon from the perspective of Social and Cultural Anthropology
Beaufort, Martin ; Heřmanský, Martin (advisor) ; Jurková, Zuzana (referee)
The aim of this thesis is to provide a social anthropological analysis and interpretation of the freetekno party phenomenon in the Czech Republic from synchronic and diachronic perspective. The author bases his argument on both his own field research and professional literature on the topic. An extended case method serves as a basic methodological Framework. After introduction of selected theoretical concepts (music scene, neotribes, youth subculture, rites de passage, liminality and liminoidity, spontaneous communitas and rhizom) as well as outline of the current state of research in the area of study of the freetekno party phenomenon, there is an empirical part of the thesis which consists of two main parts: the historical-ethnographic and the analytical-interpretative. The first part describes the first rave party in Great Britain, expansion of this phenomenon in continental Europe, its adoption in the Czech Republic and its gradual evolution up to the present. The following part serves as an analytical-interpretation of the above-outlined situation and a subsequent socio-anthropological interpretation. Freetekno scene is described as neotribal rhizom and freetekno events are subsequently conceptualized as unique ritual processes. The transformation of the freetekno phenomenon is then...
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The Romani Musicians in Horňácko Region: Case Study Kubíci
Chvalová, Anežka ; Jurková, Zuzana (advisor) ; Červenka, Jan (referee)
The work follows certain aims. The first objective is to describe the activities of the Romani cimbalom band from Velká nad Veličkou, Horňácko region, from several views, according to the anthropological point of view. Delineated research is compared with theoretical models. Second main objective is to describe the social and cultural setting of the band and its members and its impacts on the proces of integration. After application on several general theories the conclusions are drawn.
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