Roll Over, Tchaikovsky!: Russian Popular Music and Post-Soviet Homosexuality (New Perspectives on Gender in Music)
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Roll Over, Tchaikovsky!: Russian Popular Music and Post-Soviet Homosexuality (New Perspectives on Gender in Music)

by Stephen Amico

cultural history LGBTQ+ Studies Music Studies
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In Roll Over, Tchaikovsky!, Stephen Amico investigates the relationship between Russian popular music and post-Soviet homosexuality. Part of the New Perspectives on Gender in Music series, it offers scholarly analysis of how music intersects with gender and cultural shifts in modern Russia, enriching understandings of identity and expression.

About This Book

Roll Over, Tchaikovsky! examines Russian popular music in the context of post-Soviet homosexuality, providing fresh insights into cultural expressions.

The book is part of the New Perspectives on Gender in Music series, highlighting evolving themes in musical and social identities.

Author Stephen Amico delves into how music reflects and shapes gender narratives in contemporary Russia.

This work contributes to broader discussions on musicology and societal change.

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