I would substitute Romani, for the g word but for it being the original title. I do find they feature more in 18-19th century work as a romantic/bohemian ideal, but it tapers off into eh 20th century when nationalism rises.
I don’t see an issue with the title, because as you say, it’s the name of the piece, and also part of history.
Someone using the word today is a different story.
I would substitute Romani, for the g word but for it being the original title. I do find they feature more in 18-19th century work as a romantic/bohemian ideal, but it tapers off into eh 20th century when nationalism rises.
I don’t see an issue with the title, because as you say, it’s the name of the piece, and also part of history. Someone using the word today is a different story.