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This thing called music : essays in honor of Bruno Nettl /

"The most fundamental subject of music scholarship provides the common focus of this volume of essays: music itself. For the distinguished scholars from the field of musicology and related areas of the humanities and social sciences, the search for music itself -- in its vastly complex and dive...

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Detalles Bibliográficos
Clasificación:Libro Electrónico
Otros Autores: Levine, Victoria Lindsay, 1954- (Editor ), Bohlman, Philip V., 1952- (Editor ), Nettl, Bruno, 1930-2020 (honouree.)
Formato: Electrónico eBook
Idioma:Inglés
Publicado: Lanham, Maryland : Rowman and Littlefield, [2015]
Colección:Europea ; no. 18.
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Acceso en línea:Texto completo
Tabla de Contenidos:
  • Part I. Communities of music
  • Part II. Intellectual history of ethnomusicology
  • Part III. Analytical studies
  • Part IV. Historical studies
  • Part V. Issues and concepts
  • Part VI. Change, adaptation, and survival.
  • Recording the life review : a case study from the medical humanities / Theresa Allison
  • Music in the culture of children / Patricia Shehan Campbell
  • The Mississippi Choctaw Fair and Veteran's Day Powwow : music, dance, and layers of identity / Chris Goertzen
  • St. Peter and the Santarinas : celebrating traditions over time in Malacca, Malaysia / Margaret Sarkissian
  • Performing translation in Jewish India : Kirtan of the Bene Israel / Anna Schultz
  • Guerra-Peixe, cold war politics, and ethnomusicology in Brazil, 1950-1952 / Samuel Araâujo
  • Bohemian traces in the world of ethnomusicology / $r Zuzana Jurkovâa
  • Music scholarship and politics in Munich, 1918-1945 / William Kinderman
  • Harry Partch and Jacques Barzun : a historical-musical duet on the subject "Western civ" / Harry Liebersohn
  • The times they are a-changin' / Daniel M. Neuman
  • Comparative musicologists in the field : reflections on the Cairo Congress of Arab Music, 1932 / A.J. Racy
  • Ethnomusicological marginalia : on reading Charles Seeger reading The anthropology of music / Anthony Seeger
  • The Persian radif in relation to the Tajik-Uzbek ésaésmaqom / $r Stephen Blum
  • The saz semaisi in evcara by Dilhayat Kalfa and the Turkish makam after the Ottoman golden age / Robert Garfias
  • When you do this, I'll hear you : Gros Ventre songs and supernatural power / Orin Hatton
  • Permutation as a basic concept of råaga elaboration in North Indian music / Lars-Christian Koch
  • Aspects of sound recording and sound analysis / $r Albrecht Schneider
  • In search of music's intimate moments / Philip V. Bohlman
  • Oral history, musical biography, and historical ethnomusicology / $r Martha Ellen Davis
  • The doubleness of sound in Canada's Indian residential schools / Beverley Diamond
  • Passages on music in the accounts of Medieval Arab travelers / Amnon Shiloah
  • Reconstructing Abbey Road : history and mnemohistory in memories of working with the Beatles / Gordon Thompson
  • Commercial 78s : a rediscovered resource for ethnomusicology / $r Philip Yampolsky
  • One hundred years of Indian folk music : the evolution of a concept / Stefan Fiol
  • Textual relationships between O'odham story and song / J. Richard Haefer
  • Finding and recovering musicality in a college folk music class / Melinda Russell
  • Transpacific excursions : multi-sited ethnomusicology, the Black Pacific, and Nettl's comparative (method) / Gabriel Solis
  • The emperor's new clothes : why musicologies do not always wish to know all they could know /r Marcello Sorce Keller
  • On theory and models : how to make our ideas clear / Thomas Turino
  • Music, modernity, and Islam in Indonesia / Charles Capwell
  • $t "Clubbing the boots" : the Navajo moccasin game in today's world / Charlotte J. Frisbie
  • Rise up and dream : new work songs for the new China /r Frederick Lau
  • t Fusion music in South India / Terada Yoshitaka
  • The urge to merge : are cross-cultural collaborations destroying Hindustani music? / Stephen Slawek
  • Regional songs in local and translocal spaces : the duck dance revisited / Victoria Lindsay Levine.