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9780415941372

African American Music: An Introduction

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  • ISBN13:

    9780415941372

  • ISBN10:

    0415941377

  • Edition: 1st
  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 2005-10-31
  • Publisher: Routledge
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Summary

Written by the top authorities on different musical styles and cultural issues in African-American music, African-American Music: An Introduction presents an outstanding survey that looks at the progress of this legendary music form, from its earliest folk traditions through to the Rap and Hip Hop of today's modern music.Focusing on musical genres and styles, this edited collection of articles includes individual chronological overviews and chapters that look at interpreting the musical style. Comprehensive in its study, African America Musiclooks at:* blues* ragtime* jazz* musical theater* art and classical music* R&B* Rap and Hip Hop.Introduced with a section on African antecedents and ending with a section on processes, the book reviews the aesthetics of African-American culture and music both a force of cultural resistance and change of global hegemony.This book will be a must read for all studentsof African-American music and anyone wishing to find out more about this legendary music.

Table of Contents

Acknowledgmentsp. xi
Editors and Contributorsp. xv
Introductionp. 1
Intellectual Historyp. 7
Genresp. 33
Secular Folk Musicp. 35
Religious Musicp. 51
Bluesp. 79
Chronological Overviewp. 79
The Blues in Transcultural Contextsp. 96
Ragtimep. 127
Jazzp. 145
Chronological Overviewp. 145
Interpreting Jazzp. 167
Musical Theaterp. 185
Art/Classical Musicp. 211
Chronological Overviewp. 211
Interpreting Classical Musicp. 230
Rhythm and Bluesp. 245
Soulp. 271
Funkp. 293
Disco and Housep. 315
Technop. 331
Hip-Hop and Rapp. 353
Issues of Mass Mediationp. 391
The Music Industryp. 393
The Popular Music Industryp. 393
The Gospel Music Industryp. 416
Profiles of Record Labelsp. 431
Motownp. 431
Staxp. 452
Philadelphia Internationalp. 470
Issues of Genderp. 491
Women in African American Musicp. 493
Gospelp. 493
Bluesp. 508
Jazzp. 528
Women-Identified Musicp. 541
Rockp. 558
Musical Agencyp. 585
African American Music as Resistancep. 587
Antebellum Periodp. 587
Civil Rights Movementp. 598
Post-Civil Rights Periodp. 624
Glossaryp. 643
Bibliographyp. 651
Discography/Videographyp. 685
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