Worlds of Music: An Introduction to the Music of the World's Peoples, כרך 1

כריכה קדמית
Jeff Todd Titon
Schirmer Books, 1984 - 325 עמודים
This market-leading, best-selling text covers ethnomusicology-the study of music in a people's way of life, which treats music as a distillation of cultural styles. The authors of this text approach diverse musical styles with the desire to understand them on their own terms-as the people who make the music would understand them. The text is organized by region. Each study focuses on the life histories and autobiographies that are essential to understanding music as a human activity. Song lyrics are singled out by the authors as a way to understand the meaning and purpose of musical performances. Musical examples, or transcriptions, are included on the accompanying CDs, and are treated throughout as points of departure for discussion. Student music-making projects-singing, building and playing instruments-greatly increase music appreciation and allow students to experience firsthand what it's like to be an ethnomusicologist puzzling out unfamiliar music. This text seeks to provide as much pleasure as knowledge, fostering lifelong curiosity and a desire to experience and appreciate music in all its forms.

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The MusicCulture as a World of Music
1
North AmericaNative America
12
Zuni Lullaby Iroquois Quiver Dance
44
The Native American Church The Water
63
AfricaGhana
64
Percussion Rhythm Innate Musicality
77
Music by a Kasena Musician Asante Kete
92
North AmericaBlack America
105
STRINGED DIDDLYBOW SOCIAL CONTEXT
154
EuropePeasant MusicCultures of
166
IndiaSouth India
208
South IndiaInstrument Building
265
Discovering and Documenting A World
294
Some Practical
304
Notebook Tape Recorder
311
Camera Interviewing Other Means of
317

Music of Worship Music of Work Music
127
OGRAPHY AND THE BLUES THE LIFE HISTORY
148
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