Ivan Moody’s Contributions to the Study of Musical Modernism in Serbia and Southern Europe
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https://doi.org/10.57885/rpmns.555Abstract
Although mainly known as a scholar of Orthodox church music, Ivan Moody (1964-2024) dedicated numerous studies to musical modernism, especially in countries outside the Central and Western European mainstream, focusing instead on Southern Europe: Iberia, the Mediterranean, and the Balkans, including Serbia. Due to his encyclopedic knowledge and the breadth of his insights, he made numerous original connections and conclusions. In this article I revisit Moody’s original ideas on musical modernism and its various offshoots in Serbia and other ‘peripheral’ Southern European countries, as well as their reception in Serbian musicology.
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