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Recorded Selections | |
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The Authors | |
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Preface | |
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The Music-Culture as a World of Music | |
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The Music Culture | |
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Affect, Performance, Community, and History: A Music-Culture Model | |
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Components of a Music-Culture | |
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Ideas about Music | |
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Social Organization of Music | |
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Repertories of Music | |
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Material Culture of Music | |
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Worlds of Music | |
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References Cited | |
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Additional Reading | |
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North America/Native America | |
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Three Different Styles | |
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Sioux Grass Dance | |
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Zuni Lullaby | |
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Iroquois Quiver Dance | |
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Making a "Cowhorn" Rattle | |
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Music of the Navajo Indians | |
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A Yeibichai Song from the Nightway Ceremony | |
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"Folsom Prison Blues" | |
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The Navajo Way of Life | |
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Traditional Popular Music | |
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The Circle Dance Song "Shizhane'e" | |
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The Enemyway Ceremony | |
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The "Classical" Music of the Navajos | |
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The Life Story of a Navajo Ceremonial Practitioner | |
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The Native American Church | |
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The Sun Dance | |
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Navajo Hymn Music | |
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New Composers in Traditional Modes | |
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Music with Newly Created Navajo Texts and Melodies | |
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New Navajo Music with English Texts and Orchestral Accompaniment | |
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The Native American Flute Revival | |
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References Cited | |
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Additional Reading | |
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Additional Listening | |
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Major Sources for Recordings | |
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Africa/Ewe, Mande, Dagbamba, Shona, BaAka | |
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Questions | |
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Postal Workers Canceling Stamps | |
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Generalizations about African Music-Culture | |
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Musical Analysis: Toward participation | |
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Agbekor: Music and Dance of the Ewe People | |
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The Ewe People | |
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Agbekor: History and Contemporary Performance | |
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A Performance | |
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Music of the Percussion Ensemble | |
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Songs | |
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Mande Jaliya: "Lambango" | |
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Historical and Social Background | |
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Music-Culture | |
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Elements of Performance | |
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A Hearing of "Lambango" | |
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A Drummer of Dagbon | |
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The Drums | |
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A Praise Name Dance | |
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Life Story: Abubakari Lunna | |
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Shona Mbira Music | |
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Cultural Context | |
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The Mbira | |
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Thomas Mapfumo and Chimurenga Music | |
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BaAka Singing: "Makala" | |
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Three Images of the Forest People | |
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"Makala," a Mabo Song | |
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Music-Culture As an Adaptive Resource | |
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Conclusion As Discussion | |
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References Cited | |
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Additional Reading | |
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Additional Listening | |
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North America/Black America | |
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Music of Worship | |
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Music of Work | |
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Music of Play | |
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Blues | |
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A Few Final Words | |
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References Cited | |
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Additional Reading | |
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Additional Listening | |
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Additional Viewing | |
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Bosnia and Central/Southeast Europe: Musics and Musicians in Transition | |
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Bosnia: From Tradition to Destruction | |
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Music in a Muslim Highlander Village | |
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Music of Rural and Urban Lowlands Muslims | |
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Popular Music Styles: "Newly Composed Folk Music" and Rock | |
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Mensur Hatic: Versatile Musical Traveler | |
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Flory Jagoda: Keeper of the Sephardic Jewish Tradition of Bosnia | |
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Bulgaria and Hungary: Other Approaches to Musical Change | |
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Bulgaria | |
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Hungary: Learning from Traditional Music | |
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Summary | |
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References Cited | |
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Additional Reading | |
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Additional Listening | |
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India/South India | |
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The Environment--The Musician | |
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The Setting | |
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Many Musics | |
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A Day in the Life of Ramachandra, A Musician of Madras | |
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Karnataka sangeeta, the Classical Music of South India | |
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A Performance Segment: The Sound World | |
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Instruments | |
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The Ensemble | |
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Sruti (the Drone) | |
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Raga (the Expressive Mode) | |
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Scale, Raga sankarabharanam | |
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Tala (the Time Cycle) | |
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Musical Structure: Improvisation | |
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Musical Structure: The Kriti | |
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The Song Text | |
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Svara kalpana in the Performance | |
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The Drummer's Art | |
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An Ear Map | |
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Indian Music and the West | |
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Instrument Building and Performance | |
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Instrument Building | |
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Playing Technique | |
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Inventing a Raga | |
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Scales | |
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Tones | |
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Phrases | |
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Psychoacoustics | |
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References Cited | |
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Commercial Recordings Cited | |
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Classroom Resources | |
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Additional Reading | |
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Additional Listening | |
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Asia/Indonesia | |
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Central Java | |
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Gamelan | |
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Gamelan Construction | |
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Gamelan Identity | |
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Gamelan Performance Contexts | |
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Gamelan Music: A Javanese Gendhing in Performance | |
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Irama Level | |
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Performing Your Own Gamelan Music | |
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A Javanese Gendhing in Soft-Playing Style | |
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Pathet | |
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Instrumental Playing in "Ladrang Wilujeng" | |
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Singing in "Ladrang Wilujeng" | |
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Biography of Ki Nartosabdho, a Gamelan Musician, Composer, and Puppeteer | |
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Gamelan Music and Shadow Puppetry | |
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Bali | |
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North Sumatra | |
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Indonesian Popular Music | |
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References Cited | |
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Additional Reading | |
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Additional Listening | |
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Additional Viewing | |
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East Asia/Japan | |
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Listening Habits of Contemporary Japanese | |
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General Characteristics of Japanese Traditional Music | |
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Pitch/Scales | |
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Timbre | |
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Melody/Harmony | |
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Rhythm | |
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Musical Form | |
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Shakuhachi | |
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Koto | |
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Kouta | |
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Gidayu-bushi: Music of the Puppet Theater | |
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Folk Song | |
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Festival Music: Matsuri-bayashi | |
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Popular Music | |
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Historical Background | |
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Gunka | |
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Folk Song | |
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New Music | |
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Pops | |
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References Cited | |
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Additional Reading | |
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Additional Listening | |
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Additional Viewing | |
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Latin America/Ecuador | |
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Venezuelan Joropo | |
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Nueva Cancion: "El Lazo," | |
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Bolivian K'antu | |
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The Quichua of the Northern Andes of Ecuador | |
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The Musical Tradition: Sanjuan | |
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Sanjuan and Cotacachi Quichua Lifeways | |
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Walking in Sanjuan: The Vital-Domain Metaphor | |
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Two "Classic" Sanjuanes | |
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The Andean Ensemble Phenomenon | |
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Wawa Velorio | |
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The Career Dilemma of Don Cesar Muquinche | |
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Elsewhere in Ecuador | |
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African-Ecuadorian Music of the Chota River Valley | |
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Despedida, or Farewell | |
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References Cited | |
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Additional Reading | |
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Additional Listening | |
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Additional Viewing | |
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Discovering and Documenting a World of Music | |
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Music in Our Own Backyards | |
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Family | |
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Generation | |
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Avocation | |
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Religion | |
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Ethnicity | |
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Regionalism | |
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Nationalism | |
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Commercial Music | |
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Doing Musical Ethnography | |
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Selecting a Subject: Some Practical Suggestions | |
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Collecting Information | |
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Gaining Entry | |
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Selecting a Topic | |
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Library Research | |
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Participation and Observation | |
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Ethics | |
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Field Equipment: Notebook, Tape Recorder, Camera | |
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Interviewing | |
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Other Means of Collecting Information | |
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Finishing the Project | |
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References Cited | |
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Additional Reading | |
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Index | |