Music and childhood

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**Contents:** Articles include Amanda Minks' introduction and contributions from various authors exploring diverse musical themes. Kathryn Marsh discusses children's musical play and orality in a reproducible age, while Anthony and Kate Seeger examine music at a summer camp. Marie Agatha Ozah presents the Iwali Child Queen Dance from Nigeria, and Rita de Cacia Oenning da Silva investigates music and rites of passage among street children in Brazil. Yee Ming To reflects on identity and childhood in Hong Kong's children's songs, and Roe-Min Kok connects kindergarten, cultural nationalism, and Schumann's work. **Book Reviews** (edited by Helena Simonett) feature critiques of notable works, including Dale A. Olsen's exploration of music and identity in the South American Japanese diaspora, and Taras Filenko and Tamara Bulat's examination of ethnic identity in Ukraine's music history. Other reviews cover Carlos Sandroni's analysis of samba transformations in Rio de Janeiro, Xavier Vatin's study of possession music in Bahia, and Sergio Navarrete Pellicer's insights into Guatemalan marimba music. Felicia M. Miyakawa's work on Five Percenter rap is also reviewed. **Recording Reviews** (edited by David Dawe) include Sue Miller's commentary on a compilation of Latin American music, Parmis Mozafaris' review of a Persian tale, and Ruth Hellier-Tinoco's insights into Nati Cano's mariachi music. **About the Contributors** section provid