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9780534591038

Worlds of Music An Introduction to the Music of the World’s Peoples

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    9780534591038

  • ISBN10:

    0534591035

  • Edition: 4th
  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 2001-10-05
  • Publisher: Schirmer
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This market-leading, best-selling text covers ethnomusicology-the study of music in a people's way of life, which treats music as a distillation of cultural styles. The authors of this text approach diverse musical styles with the desire to understand them on their own terms-as the people who make the music would understand them. The text is organized by region. Each study focuses on the life histories and autobiographies that are essential to understanding music as a human activity. Song lyrics are singled out by the authors as a way to understand the meaning and purpose of musical performances. Musical examples, or transcriptions, are included on the accompanying CDs (which are sold separately), and are treated throughout as points of departure for discussion. Student music-making projects-singing, building and playing instruments-greatly increase music appreciation and allow students to experience firsthand what it's like to be an ethnomusicologist puzzling out unfamiliar music. This text seeks to provide as much pleasure as knowledge, fostering lifelong curiosity and a desire to experience and appreciate music in all its forms.

Table of Contents

Recorded Selections viii
Preface xii
The Authors xvi
The Music-Culture as a World of Music
1(34)
Jeff Todd Titon
Mark Slobin
The Soundscape
1(1)
The Music-Culture
2(3)
Music or Nonmusic?
5(4)
Structure in Music
9(6)
Rhythm and Meter
9(1)
Melody
10(3)
Harmony
13(1)
Form
14(1)
A Music-Culture Model: Affect, Performance, Community, and History
15(4)
The Four Components of a Music-Culture
19(11)
Ideas About Music
19(5)
Activities Involving Music
24(2)
Repertories of Music
26(2)
Material Culture of Music
28(2)
Ecological Worlds of Music
30(5)
References
32(1)
Additional Reading
32(3)
North America/Native America
35(52)
David P. McAllester
Three Different Styles
35(11)
Sioux Grass Dance
35(5)
Zuni Lullaby
40(2)
Iroquois Quiver Dance
42(2)
Making a ``Cowhorn'' Rattle
44(2)
Music of the Navajos
46(34)
A Yeibichai Song from the Nightway Ceremony
46(3)
``Folsom Prison Blues''
49(1)
The Navajo Way of Life
50(4)
Traditional Popular Music
54(1)
The Circle Dance Song ``Shizhane'e''
54(2)
The Enemyway Ceremony
56(4)
The ``Classical'' Music of the Navajos
60(4)
The Life Story of a Navajo Ceremonial Practitioner
64(7)
The Native American Church
71(3)
The Water Drum
74(2)
The Sun Dance
76(1)
Navajo Hymn Music
76(1)
New Composers in Traditional Modes
77(2)
Music with Newly Created Navajo Texts and Melodies
79(1)
New Navajo Music with English Texts and Orchestral Accompaniment
79(1)
The Native American Flute Revival
80(7)
References
82(1)
Additional Reading
83(1)
Additional Listening
84(1)
Major Sources for Recordings
85(2)
Africa/Ewe, Mande, Dagbamba, Shona, BaAka
87(64)
David Locke
Postal Workers Canceling Stamps
89(5)
Generalizations About African Music-Culture
90(2)
Musical Analysis: Toward Participation
92(2)
Agbekor: Music and Dance of the Ewe People
94(19)
The Ewe People
94(2)
Agbekor: History and Contemporary Performance
96(4)
A Performance
100(1)
Music of the Percussion Ensemble
101(6)
Songs
107(6)
Mande Jaliya: ``Lambango''
113(9)
Historical and Social Background
114(1)
Music-Culture
115(2)
Elements of Performance
117(2)
A Hearing of ``Lambango''
119(3)
A Drummer of Dagbon
122(5)
The Drums
122(1)
A Praise Name Dance
123(1)
Life Story: Abubakari Lunna
124(3)
Shona Mbira Music
127(10)
Cultural Context
127(1)
The Mbira
128(3)
``Nhemamusasa''
131(4)
Thomas Mapfumo and Chimurenga Music
135(2)
The BaAka People Singing: ``Makala''
137(8)
Three Images of the Forest People
138(1)
``Makala,'' a Mabo Song
139(3)
Music-Culture as an Adaptive Resource
142(3)
Conclusion as Discussion
145(6)
References
147(2)
Additional Reading
149(1)
Additional Listening
149(2)
North America/Black America
151(60)
Jeff Todd Titon
Music of Worship
151(11)
Music of Work
162(6)
Music of Play
168(38)
Blues
169(1)
Blues and the Truth
170(2)
Response to the Lyrics of ``Poor Boy Blues''
172(2)
Autobiography and the Blues
174(6)
Learning the Blues
180(2)
The Blues Scale
182(1)
Composing the Blues
183(1)
A Blues Song in the Making
184(3)
How to Make and Play a One-Stringed Diddly-Bow
187(5)
Social Context and the Meaning of the Blues
192(4)
The Blues Yesterday
196(6)
The Blues Today
202(4)
A Few Final Words
206(5)
References
207(1)
Additional Reading
208(1)
Additional Listening
208(1)
Viewing
209(2)
Bosnia and Central/Southeastern Europe: Music and Musicians in Transition
211(32)
Mark Slobin
Bosnia: From Tradition to Destruction
214(22)
Music in a Muslim Highlander Village
215(6)
Music of Rural and Urban Lowlands Muslims
221(4)
Popular Music Styles: ``Newly Composed Folk Music'' and Rock
225(3)
Mensur Hatic: Versatile Musical Traveler
228(2)
Flory Jagoda: Keeper of the Sephardic Jewish Tradition of Bosnia
230(2)
Update: Bosnia, 2001
232(4)
Bulgaria: Another Approach to Musical Change
236(3)
Summary
239(4)
References
240(1)
Additional Reading
240(1)
Additional Listening
241(2)
India/South India
243(36)
David B. Reck
The Environment of Indian Musics
247(8)
History, Culture, Politics
247(2)
Many Musics
249(6)
Karnataka Sangeeta, the Classical Music of South India
255(18)
The Sound World
257(2)
The Ensemble: Musical Texture
259(2)
Raga: The Melodic System
261(3)
Tala: The Time Cycle
264(1)
The Drummer's Art
265(2)
A Carnatic Music Performance
267(2)
Alapana
269(1)
Tanam
270(1)
Kriti ``Sarasiruha''
270(2)
Kalpana Svaras
272(1)
The Drum Solo: Tani Avartanam
272(1)
Indian Music and the West
273(6)
References
275(1)
Additional Reading and Viewing
275(1)
Additional Listening
275(2)
Major Sources for Recordings
277(2)
Asia/Indonesia
279(52)
R. Anderson Sutton
Central Java
281(33)
Gamelan
282(5)
Gamelan Construction
287(1)
Gamelan Identity
288(1)
Gamelan Performance Contexts
289(2)
Gamelan Music: A Javanese Gendhing in Performance
291(7)
Irama Level
298(1)
Performing Your Own Gamelan Music
299(1)
A Javanese Gendhing in Soft-Playing Style
299(1)
Pathet
300(2)
A Close Examination of ``Ladrang Wilujeng''
302(5)
Biography of Ki Nartosabdho, a Gamelan Musician, Composer, and Puppeteer
307(5)
Gamelan Music and Shadow Puppetry
312(2)
Bali
314(2)
North Sumatra
316(3)
Indonesian Popular Music
319(12)
Rhoma Irama, Dangdut
319(2)
Responses to Globalization
321(5)
References
326(1)
Additional Reading
326(1)
Additional Listening
327(2)
Viewing
329(2)
East Asia/Japan
331(54)
Linda Fujie
Listening Habits of Contemporary Japanese
333(1)
General Characteristics of Japanese Traditional Music
334(4)
Pitch and Scales
334(1)
Timbre
335(1)
Melody and Harmony
336(1)
Rhythm
336(1)
Musical Form
337(1)
The Shakuhachi (Bamboo Flute)
338(6)
The Koto (Zither)
344(1)
The Kouta (Short Song) and Shamisen (Lute)
345(7)
Gidayu-bushi (Music of the Puppet Theater)
352(4)
Minyo (Folk Song)
356(5)
Matsuri-bayashi (Festival Music)
361(8)
Ensemble and Technique
364(2)
Biography of Ueno Mitsuyuki
366(3)
Popular Music
369(12)
Historical Background
370(4)
Karaoke
374(6)
Gunka
380(1)
Folk Song
380(1)
New Music
380(1)
Pops
380(1)
Final Words
381(4)
References
382(1)
Additional Reading
383(1)
Additional Listening
383(1)
Viewing
384(1)
Latin America/Ecuador
385(62)
John M. Schechter
The Venezuelan Joropo
387(1)
Chilean Nueva Cancion
388(7)
Victor Jara
388(4)
Violeta Parra
392(1)
The Front Lines of Social Change
393(2)
Bolivian K'antu
395(5)
The Quichua of the Northern Andes of Ecuador
400(20)
The Musical Tradition: Sanjuan
403(9)
Sanjuan and Cotacachi Quichua Lifeways
412(3)
Walking in Sanjuan: The Vital-Domain Metaphor
415(2)
Two Classic Sanjuanes
417(3)
The Andean Ensemble Phenomenon
420(6)
Wawa Velorio
426(6)
The Career Dilemma of Don Cesar Muquinche
432(6)
African-Ecuadorian Music of the Chota River Valley
438(2)
Despedida, or Farewell
440(7)
References
441(2)
Additional Reading
443(2)
Additional Listening
445(1)
Viewing
446(1)
Discovering and Documenting a World of Music
447(28)
Jeff Todd Titon
David B. Reck
Mark Slobin
Music in Our Own Backyards
447(10)
Family
449(1)
Generation
450(1)
Avocation
451(1)
Religion
451(1)
Ethnicity
452(2)
Regionalism
454(1)
Nationalism
454(1)
Commercial Music
455(2)
Doing Musical Ethnography
457(18)
Selecting a Subject: Some Practical Suggestions
457(2)
Collecting Information
459(14)
Finishing the Project
473(1)
References
474(1)
Additional Reading
474(1)
Credits 475(2)
Index 477

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