MUSIC

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Silencing the Drum

Religious Racism and Afro-Brazilian Sacred Music

By Danielle N. Boaz & Umi Vaughan
Subjects: Music, General

Open Access Musicology

Volume Two

By Louis Epstein
Edited by Daniel Barolsky
Subjects: Music, General, Essays
Series: Open Access Musicology

Multimedia-rich scholarly essays intended for students and teachers of music history and ethnomusicology

South End Shout

Boston’s Forgotten Music Scene in the Jazz Age

By Roger House
Subjects: Music, Jazz, History, African American

Chronicles the power of music in Boston’s African American community

Open Access Musicology

Volume One

By Louis Epstein
Edited by Daniel Barolsky
Subjects: Music, Essays
Series: Open Access Musicology

Multimedia-rich scholarly essays intended for students and teachers of music history and ethnomusicology

Vinyl Theory

By Jeffrey R. Di Leo
Subjects: Philosophy, General, Music, Philosophy & Social Aspects

The first attempt to theorize and historicize why vinyl records are making a comeback, what it means for the music industry, and why it matters

Make It New

Reshaping Jazz in the 21st Century

By Bill Beuttler
Subjects: Music, Jazz

Coming of Age

Teaching and Learning Popular Music in Academia

Edited by Carlos Rodriguez
Subjects: Education, Arts & Humanities, Music, General

Discourses in African Musicology

J.H. Kwabena Nketia Festschrift

1st Edition

Edited by Kwasi Ampene, Akosua Adomako Ampofo, Godwin K. Adjei, and Albert K. Awedoba
Subjects: Music, Ethnomusicology
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