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As it became clear that the Internet was the future for information exchange, I viewed hypertext as a model for a digital commons. A Review more. Liz rated it really liked it May 12, Behavioral Ecology , Ecomusicology , and Soundscape Ecology. Refresh and try again.

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FolkloreEthnomusicologyand Blues.

If there was one godd in each chapter, then it would be an easier decision to try all or some, as the class progresses. An earlier, experimental version of "Knowing Fieldwork"from Shadows in the Field, ed.

The course developed as a result of a NEH-funded faculty seminar. Society for Ethnomusicology, annual conference Publication Date: Goodreads helps you keep track of books you want to read. After introducing the church congregation, the place of tton in their lives and worship, and the repertoire, I offer an experience-centered description of the congregation members' intentions when mmusic sing, their emotions when singing, how they interpret the meaning of the hymns, and how they evaluate the performances, in their own words recorded during singings and from interviews.

EthnomusicologyApplied Anthropologyand Applied Ethnomusicology. Ethnomusicology is the study of people making music. My final verdict is toddd Worlds of Music 5th edition is decent, better in some ways that its most similar counterpart, Excursions in World Musicbut not the book for me if I teach an undergrad-level world music survey course.

Worlds of Music: An Introduction to the Music of the World's Peoples by Jeff Todd Titon

FolkloreEthnomusicologyOral historyand Life history. Also, because these activities only appear in a few chapters, it's uneven. Finnish Society for Ethnomusicology Publication Date: EthnomusicologyCommonsand Hypertext.

Tina Grove rated it liked it Apr 08, The three program co-founders, Jesper Rosenmeier, An appreciation of my long-time friend and colleague, Edward "Sandy" Ives, a folklorist whose writings about his quests to learn about Maine poachers and singing storytellers from a hundred years ago are without precedent or parallel, as In the postcolonial era, rights of ethnographic subjects to control their appearances and actions on film took on new meaning and presented new challenges and collaborative opportunities for film makers working with documentary films, It offers an early formulation of my sound ontology and epistemology project, exploring four Blues revivalists in the late s and s thought of themselves as having "discovered" blues but in fact we re-constructed it in the image we wanted it to have been.

An invited presentation for the Oral History Association. I really liked these biographies, and I would recommend even a stronger focus on them in future editions.

Originally delivered as a paper at the annual conference of the Society for Ethnomusicology, on a panel I organized words music and sustainability. Tony Dumas rated it really liked it Mar 17, Since public and applied ethnomusicology has grown enormously, generating theory and many examples of practice.

MusicologyFolkloreEthnomusicologyand Old-time fiddle.

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Ethnologies, Vol 37, no. Bi-musicality being fluent in more than one musical language enables humans to undergo a "subject-shift" or moment of transcendental subjectivity when they become aware of themselves as actors in the world and thereby view the world Fieldwork at Home as Visiting: Sandy Ives, Oral Historian more. Jun Publication Name: Cambridge University Press Publication Date: Providence, RI More Info: Here you'll find essays and public lectures, old and new, that may be of interest.

Blues as a Historical Phenomenon more.

That was really nicely done, and would be a good discussion starter in class. Franklin, father of Aretha Franklin, and the preaching tradition he represented, within the context of the cultural