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Ethnomusikologie

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Die Lieder der alten Lakota: Leben und Kultur der Teton-Sioux

Autor: Frances Densmore
Übersetzer: Ulrich Grafe

Gebundene Ausgabe, 14.03.2022

The Book of Salsa: A Chronicle of Urban Music from the Caribbean to New York City (Latin America in Translation/en Traducción/em Tradução)

Autor: César Miguel Rondón

Taschenbuch, 10.03.2008

Gebärdensprache lernen für Anfänger: Erlernen Sie die Deutsche Gebärdensprache - Kommunikation, Körpersprache, Gestik und Mimik. (DGS, Gebärdensprache Buch)

Autor: Emma Schneider

Taschenbuch, 03.05.2021

Overtone Singing: Harmonic Dimensions of the Human Voice

Autor: Mark Van Tongeren
Vorwort: Tran Quang Hai

Taschenbuch, 10.01.2023

World Flutelore: Folktales, Myths, and Other Stories of Magical Flute Power

Autor: Dale A. Olsen

Taschenbuch, 06.12.2013

Kumpels in Kutten 3: Heavy Metal im Ruhrgebiet

Autoren: Holger Schmenk, Andreas Schiffmann
Vorwort: Thomas Kupfer

Gebundene Ausgabe, 22.12.2023

Listening: Music - Movement - Mind

Autor: Nik Bärtsch

Taschenbuch, 11.06.2021

The Hundred Thousand Fools of God: Musical Travels in Central Asia (And Queens, New York)

Theodore Levin

Gebundene Ausgabe

When a Princeton-trained ethnomusicologist returns to follow up his studies in the Central Asian nations east of China and north of Afghanistan, he stumbles into a cornucopia of music, history, and religion. With a trusty guide called O M, Theodore Levin travels back and forth through the newly liberated cities and countryside of an ancient land that is home to such exotic names as Tashkent and Samarkand. Levin writes not only about his successes in identifying and recording the musical traditions of the area but also of the experiences of the people under Soviet rule, the myths that are kept alive through music, and the healers that use music as therapy. Levin finds a complex and colorful mix of ethnic and religious traditions where music unites Jew, Muslim, and shaman. < I> The Hundred Thousand Fools of God is more than just a travel diary: it is a snapshot of an evolving culture. And the accompanying C D is divine. < I>-Brian Bruya

Systematic and Comparative Musicology: Concepts, Methods, Findings (Hamburger Jahrbuch für Musikwissenschaft, Band 24)

Taschenbuch

Broschiertes Buch
This volume presents essays on the theory, methodology, and disciplinary history of Systematic and Comparative Musicology as well as on concepts of current empirical research. Part 1 is devoted to Systematic Musicology which is viewed as a transdisciplinary approach to fundamental music research, on the one hand, and as a field of learning which is offered as an academic subject in universities, on the other. Part 1 also includes articles which illustrate modern research concepts many of which are based on experimental and other empirical methods as well as on computational and modelling approaches. The articles concern problems which range from acoustics and psychoacoustics to neuromusicology and music cognition. Part 2 addresses issues in Comparative Musicology and Ethnomusicology, for instance the relevance of comparative methods as applied to the study of non-western musical phenomena. Further, sound analysis combined with fieldwork as well as modelling based on ethnomathematical considerations are given special notice. Aspects of theory and disciplinary history are also covered in this section which moreover includes findings obtained from actual fieldwork.