Popular
Music - Style and Identity
"The best IASPM conference" - Simon Frith
De bundel
Popular Music - Style and Identity bevat de papers van de zevende
Internationale Conferentie Populaire Muziekstudies die in Juli 1993 plaats
vond in Stockton, CA. De bundel staat onder redactie van Will Straw, Stacey
Johnson, Rebecca Sullivan, Paul Friedlander en Gary Kennedy. De bundel telt
meer dan 300 pagina's, en bevat bijdragen van meer dan 50 auteurs. De inhoudsopgave
is onderstaand terug te vinden. De bundel is te bestellen bij IASPM-Benelux
door overmaking van FL. 40,- op girorekening 745939 ten name van IASPM,
Sleeuwijk, onder vermelding van naam, volledig adres, en de aanduiding Stockton.
Inhoudsopgave
- Introduction
Will Straw
- The Stockton Conference: Recollections and Commentaries
Simon Frith, Paul Friedlander, Anahid Kassabian
- "Drumbeats, Pennywhistles and All That Jazz":
The Relationship Between Urban South African Musical Styles and Musical
Meaning
Lara Allen
- Sensation and Seduction: Sissel Kyrkjebo 'Breathtakes'
Norway - The Signifying Power of The Voice
Kate Augestad
- The Identities of Race, Class and Gender in the
Repression of Early Black South African Jazz and Vaudeville (ca. 1920-1944)
Christopher Ballantine
- Watching Pop Music Video Audiences
Ute Bechdolf
- The Ins and Outs of Youth Broadcasting in (East)
Germany
Susanne Binas
- The Politics and Musical Practice of "Crossover"
David Brackett
- Lesbians and Popular Music:does it matter who is
singing?
Barbara Bradby
- The End of the World as We Know It: Popular Music's
Cultural Mobility
Marcus Breen
- Not Taking The Rap: NWA Get Stranded On An Island
Of Realism
Martin Cloonan
- Localizing Sound
Sara Cohen
- We Can Work It Out
John Covach
- Canadian Women in Country Music
Linda Daniel
- American Karaoke Performers As Amateurs and Professionals
Robert S. Drew
- For Love Or Money? Austin Musicians' Discourse
On the Idealist/Materialist Debate
Jeff Farley
- Two Stories: Where Exactly is the Local?
Mark Fenster
- Old School - New School:' An Examination of Changes
in the Production and Consumption of Post-disco Underground Dance Music
in New York City
Kai Fikentscher
- Black Or White? Stylistic Analysis Of Early Motown
Crossover' Hits: 1963-1966
Jon Fitzgerald
- Listen to Your Voice! Authenticity and Reflexivity
in Karaoke, Rock, Rap and Techno Music
Johan Fornas
- Body, Soul, and Modernity:A Comparative Study of
Edith Sodergran and Eva Dahlgren
Hillevi Ganetz
- The Veneration of James Brown and George Clinton
In Hip-hop Music Is It Live! Or Is It Re-memory?
Kyra D. Gaunt
- Rockin' the Imagined Local: New York Rock in A
Reterritorialized World
Leslie C. Gay, Jr
- Quebec Sings "E Uassuian" The Coming
of Age of A Local Music Industry
Line Grenier & Val Morrison
- New Perspectives in Musicology:Musical Structures,
Codes And Meaning in 1990s Pop
Stan Hawkins
- Australian Music Video: Industrial Spaces, Economics
And Style
Philip Hayward
- Is This What You Call Change? Flexibility, Post-Fordism
and the Music Industries
David Hesmondhalgh
- Singing Not Together: Karaoke in Sao Paolo
Shuhei Hosokawa
- Local Construction of Identity: Analysing Category-Work
of an Amateur Music Group
Helmi Jarviluoma
- An American Accent:Gender and Cultural Reorientation
in Australian Popular Music
Bruce Johnson
- "Crossover" and the Politics of "Race"
Simon Jones
- Recasting Popular Music Studies' Conceptions of
the Authentic and the Local in Light of Bell's Theorem
Steve Jones
- Who Gets To Sound American in Hollywood Films?
Anahid Kassabian
- The Adaptability of Karaoke in the United Kingdom
William H. Kelley
- Technologies of Authorship in Disco
Carolyn Krasnow
- Rock and Ritual: The star-cult as a phenomenon
of the music industry and as a communications stereotype of modern musical
culture
Konstanze Kriese
- Institutional Practices in Alternative Music Scenes
Holly Kruse
- An Examination of Industrial Practice: The Case
of Wax Trax! Records
Stephen Lee
- A Comparison of the Use and Appeal of Karaoke in
Japan and Australia: How has Karaoke Adapted to the Australian Culture?
Heather Macaw
- Subculture, Rock Music, and Gender
Airi Muki-Kulmala
- Karaoke Throughout the World (Introductory Remarks)
Toru Mitsui
- Money for Nothing? The Future of Copyright Renumeration
For The Use of Phonograms In Radio and the Blank Tape Levy/Fee
Jari Muikku
- Newfoundland Vernacular Song
Peter Narvaez
- Sinead O'Connor: Miniature Portrait of the Artist
as an Angry Young Woman
Keith Negus
- Karaoke in Japan: A Sociological Overview
Hiroshi Ogawa
- The Influence of Czech Folklore on Czech Rock Music
Alec Opekar
- Music Knows No Borders: The Political Background
of the GDR's International Rock Concerts in the Late EightiesMichael
Rauhut
- A Hero to Most? Elvis, Myth, and the Politics of
Race
Gilbert B. Rodman
- The Garifuna & Creole Culture of Belize Explosion
of Punta Rock
Jennifer Ryan
- The Booth, The Floor and the Wall: Dance Music
and the Fear of Falling
Will Straw
- (Dis)located? Rhetoric, Politics, Meaning and the
Locality
John Street
- He Waiata Na Aotearda - Maori and Polynesian Music
in New Zealand: Akona Te Reo
Tony Mitchell
- What's That Sound? Listening To Popular Music,
Revisited
Paul Theberge
- Discotheques in Puerto Rico: Salsa vs. Rock
Patria Roman Velasquez
- Clamor and Community: Rhythm, Rhyme, and Rhetoric
in the Music of Public Enemy
Robert Walser
- Mick Jagger: An Analysis of Sexuality, Style and
Image
Sheila Whiteley
- In Search of Yaa Amponsah
Peter Winkler
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