World music
Development of International-mindedness and Preferences for World Music in Teacher Preparation Coursework
... the world music style students are currently learning to a greater extent than other methods ...in world music instruction as it provides students with opportunities to develop a greater ...
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A computational study on outliers in world music
... of world music cultures has been traditionally studied with non-computa- tional ...of world music using signal processing and data mining ...traditional music from around the ...
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Direct Expenditure Effects of the Rainforest World Music Festival 2009 in Santubong, Sarawak
... An economic impact analysis of a tourism activity could indicate the losses in benefits to the area if the activity were not to take place in the area. The potential losses are equated to the total amount of associated ...
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The kangaroo and the didjeridu : Duke Ellington's engagement with world music in the Afro-Eurasian eclipse
... this music: jazz finds an easy connection with some types of world music; rather than emphasizing the all-encompassing power of the creator, jazz can create a sense of community and shared experience ...
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'World music or migrant music? The global networks of popular music performance'
... Finally, at the concert by Amadou and Mariam, like that of Rachid Taha, there were again three languages in use: some rather halting introductions in English by Amadou himself, who particularly towards the end of the ...
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The real deal: professional klezmer musicians on a London world music scene
... the world music audience wants not slick production using the latest gadgets, but authenticity, spontaneity and virtuosity, recorded like a classic Blue Note jazz ...the music is ‘generally not in ...
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Analytical Studies in World Music, edited by Michael Tenzer. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2006.
... in World Music (hereafter “ASWM”) is not a comprehensive “world music” text; the geographic sampling of musical selections address broader questions of analysis, and are grouped under the ...
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The Bright Sound Behind the Sound: Real World Music, Symbolic Discourse and the Foregrounding of Imagination
... Raine and Cascone both seem to echo the position of Coomaraswamy that ‘to have lost the art of thinking in ‘images is precisely to have lost the proper linguistic of metaphysics’ (2004), which also directly relates to ...
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Profiling Participants of the Rainforest World Music Festival
... The tourism industry and especially tourism events such as the music festival would be highly affected by the number of tourist arrival or participation. To ensure repeat visitors and to attract new visitors it is ...
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From the western classics to the world: secondary music teachers' changing attitudes in England 1982 and 1998
... of music and activities than had hitherto been the ...„world music‟ should have received so much greater attention than folk music by ...
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The Importance of Music. A National Plan for Music Education
... greatest music the world has ever ...dance music, England has consistently led the way, whether in the 1960s when The Beatles and the Rolling Stones were at the height of their worldwide success, or ...
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Music Was It. Music Was It. Young Leonard Bernstein RUBIN
... cantor sang “the ancient tunes,” Lenny remembered. “Then the organ would start and then the choir would begin with its colors, and I just began to get crazed with the sound of choral music.” The organist and ...
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The Impact of Computer Music Technology on Music Production
... The deployment of computer technology on the music industry has affected almost all facets of modern music. The last fifty years has seen the most primitive uses of computer generated sound evolve into the ...
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Music and Auditory Transportation: An Investigation of the Music Experience
... that music, when focused upon, can leave a consumer more willing to share their experience with other consumers, and to pay for similar ...consuming music is not just beneficial because it can feel like an ...
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THE MUSIC RAIN?... (A New theory on “ J-Music”)
... During the course of Time (Called as Expanding Universe) Universe Consider start “Breath” (wake up) due to upward, downward gravity and music starts flow like “Ocean waves” for balancing the disturbed universe. ...
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Music Education Commons , and the Music Pedagogy Commons
... teach music for the purpose of musical enjoyment and skill-building in order to master the craft, whereas Jacques-Dalcroze would argue that we should teach music so children can develop deep understanding ...
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The Music Between Us: Is Music a Universal Language?
... This brings us finally to the claim that humans tend to entrain or attune themselves to music. Even as infants, we seem to sensitively adjust to the vitality affects manifested in the prosody (and other ...
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The Sound/Music Dilemma: Why Is It That All Music Is Sound but Only Some Sounds Are Music?
... “all music is sound” and “all sound is ...“all music is sound” relates the music to the physicality of ...is music” claims that the physical level of sound necessarily implies the artistic ...
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The patron saint of music : Beethoven's image and music in Japan's adoption of western classical music and practices
... of Music, which developed into the center of Japanese musical life in composition, performance, and musicology alike, enjoyed the skills of Franz Eckert, in addition to those of numerous other European ...of ...
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The synergy between Salvation Army music and film music
... Army music should be an aid to people hearing the ...and music group leaders are working together to produce a ‘whole’ when it comes to music in worship, particularly in thinking of the contribution ...
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