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On Music and Nation: The Colonized Consciousness of Spanish Musical Nationalism

comparative studies between music and literature, theories of memory, and the tension between inherited identities and paradigms of action. He is currently working on a book that investigates the cultural significance of modern Spanish music in the last two centuries. He is abo a conductor and concert pianist, having performed throughout Europe and the United States. In the late nineteenth century, some Spanish musicians attempted to synthesize and systematize the historical, geographic, and social diversity of the musical traditions of Spain. Since their purpose was to build a unified musical identity for the Spanish nation, their movement was called Spanish musical nationalism. Most of twentieth century criticism has endorsed the "difference" of Spanish music on the aesthetic achievements of this movement. In the follow-