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1. The Scotch song comes to London;
2. A myth captivates Western Europe;
3. George Thompson's original Scottish airs;
4. Sir Walter Scott abroad;
5. Scotland as a reality;
6. Burns lieder and other matters.
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Kevin Bickford
reviewed Scotland in Music: A European Enthusiasm on August 09, 2019
Scotland in Music: A European Enthusiasm
A nice description of Brazilian political and social history through the sounds of the Tropicalia movement.
Covers a lot more than just the music of Caetano Veloso, Gilberto Gil, Os Mutantes etc. but the descriptions of the politics and social movements of the latter half of the 20th century put the music in context.
I thought it was a good companion to the BBC 4 documentaries (Brazil, Brazil) you can find on Youtube.
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