Music and Gender: Perspectives from the Mediterranean Book

	Acknowledgments
	Introduction: Studying Gender in Mediterranean Musical Cultures	1
1	A Man's Game? Engendered Song and the Changing Dynamics of Musical Activity in Corsica	33
2	Body and Voice: The Construction of Gender in Flamenco	67
3	Those "Other Women": Dance and Feminity among Prespa Albanians	87
4	The Gender of the Profession: Music, Dance, and Reputation among Balkan Muslim Rom Women	119
5	Come into Play: Dance, Music, and Gender in Three Calabrian Festivals	147
6	The Female Dervish and Other Shady Lilies of the Rebetika	169
7	Archivists of Memory: Written Folksong Collection of Twentieth-Century Sephardi Women	195
8	Representations and Female Roles in the Rai Song	215
9	Poetry as a Strategy of Power: The Case of Riffian Berber Women	233
10	Nashat: The Gender of Musical Celebration in Morocco	251
11	On Religion, Gender, and Performing: Female Performers and Repentance in Egypt	267
12	Male, Female, and Beyond in the Culture and Music of Roma in Kosovo	287
13	The Tearful Public Sphere: Turkey's "Sun of Art," Zeki Muren	307
14	"And She Sang a New Song": Gender and Music on the Sacred Landscapes of the Mediterranean	329
	List of Contributors	351
	Index	355