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Aubert, Laurent. 2001. La musique de l'autre: les nouveaux défis
de l'ethnomusicologie. Genève: Georg: Ateliers d'ethnomusicologie.
160 p., bibliog. ISBN: 2825707392.
Avorgbedor, Daniel. 2003. "Preface [Special Issue on Cross-Cultural
Aesthetics]." The World of Music 45 (3): 7-10.
Bennett, Andy, and Richard A. Peterson, eds. 2004. Music scenes:
local, translocal and virtual. Nashville: Vanderbilt University Press.
xvi, 264 p., bibliog., discog., index. ISBN: 0826514502 (cloth), 0826514510
(paper)
Berlin, Gabriele, and Artur Simon, eds. 2002. Music archiving in
the world: Papers presented at the conference on the occasion of the 100th
anniversary of the Berlin Phonogramm-Archiv. Berlin: VWB, Verlag fur
Wissenschaft und Bildung. 520 p., illus., maps, music, 1 compact disc.
ISBN: 3861356813 (cloth)
Bull, Michael. 2002. "The seduction of sound in consumer culture:
Investigating Walkman desires." Journal of consumer culture.
2 (1): 81-101.
Connell, John, and Chris Gibson. 2003. Sound tracks: popular music,
identity and place. London : Routledge. xii, 320 p., illus., bibliog.,
index. ISBN: 0415170273 (cloth), 0415170281 (paper)
Coombe, Rosemary J., and Andrew Herman. 2004. "Rhetorical Virtues:
Property, Speech, and the Commons on the World-Wide Web." Anthropological
Quarterly 77 (3): 559-574.
Cunningham, Stuart. 2001. "Popular media as public 'sphericules'
for diasporic communities." International Journal of Cultural
Studies 4 (2): 131-147. 2001.
Dawe, Kevin, ed. 2004. Island musics. New York; Oxford: Berg.
x, 217 p., bibliog., index. ISBN: 1859737978 (cloth), 185973703X (paper)
Dean, Bartholomew. 2001. "
Digitizing indigenous sounds: cultural activists and local music in the
age of Memorex." Cultural Survival Quarterly 24.4 (31
January): 41-45. http://www.culturalsurvival.org/publications/csq/
(24 October 2004)
Gebesmair, Andreas, and Alfred Smudits. 2001. Global repertoires,
popular music within and beyond the transnational music industry.
Ashgate Popular and Folk Music Series. Aldershot ; Burlington, VT : Ashgate.
xi, 176 p., illus., bibliog., index. ISBN: 0754605264 (cloth)
Gille, Zsuzsa, and Seán Ó Riain. 2002. "Global ethnography."
Annual Review of Sociology 28: 271-295.
Hanna, Judith Lynne. 2003. "Aesthetics—Whose notions of appropriateness
and competency, what are they and what do we know?" The World
of Music 45 (3): 29-55.
Kellner, Douglas. 2003. "Engaging
media spectacle." M/C: A Journal of Media and Culture
6 (3). http://www.media-culture.org.au/
(24 October 2004)
Kramer, Lawrence. 2003. "Music, cultural mixture, and the aesthetic."
The World of Music 45 (3): 11-22.
Kubik, Gerhard. 2000. "Interconnectedness in ethnomusicological
research." Ethnomusicology 44 (1): 1-14.
Kunej, Drago. 2000. "Possibilities and limitations of audio recordings
of folk music." Traditiones: acta Instituti Ethnographiae Slovenorum.
29 (1): 197-208. [Slovenian with English summary]
Kunej, Drago. 2001. "The influence of field recording equipment
on ethnomusicological research." Traditiones: acta Instituti Ethnographiae
Slovenorum 30 (1): 303-12. [Slovenian with English summary]
Magrini, Tullia, ed. 2002. Universi sonori: introduzione all'etnomusicologia.
Torino: G. Einaudi. Piccola biblioteca Einaudi, nuova ser., 207. viii,
341 p., illus., bibliog. ISBN: 8806161377.
Mahon, Maureen. 2000. "The visible evidence of cultural producers."
Annual Review of Anthropology 29: 467-92.
Moore, Allan F. 2003. Analyzing popular music. Cambridge; New
York: Cambridge University Press. ix, 270 p., bibliog., discog., index.
ISBN: 052177120X.
Contents: Popular music analysis: ten apothegms
and four instances / Rob Walser — From lyric to anti-lyric: analyzing
the words in pop song / Dai Griffiths — The sound is "out there":
score, sound design, and exoticism in The X-files / Robynn J. Stilwell
— Feel the beat come down: house music as rhetoric / Stan Hawkins
— The determining role of performance in the articulation of meaning:
the case of "Try a little tenderness" / Rob Bowman — Marxist
music analysis without Adorno: popular music and urban geography / Adam
Krims — Jethro Tull and the case for modernism in mass culture /
Allan F. Moore — Pangs of history in late 1970s new-wave rock / John
Covach — Is anybody listening? / Chris Kennett — Talk and text:
popular music and ethnomusicology / Martin Stokes.
Mursic, Rajko. 2000. "'World music': marginalized worlds
between exploitation and emancipation." Glasnik slovenskega etnoloskega
Drustva. 40 (1/2): 111-19. [Slovenian with English summary]
Post, Jennifer C. 2004. Ethnomusicology: A research and information
guide. Routledge Music Bibliographies. New York: Routledge. ix, 320
p., index. ISBN: 0415938341 (cloth)
Solis, Ted, ed. 2004. Performing ethnomusicology: teaching and representation
in world music ensembles. Berkeley: University of California Press.
vii, 322 p., bibliog., index. ISBN: 0520238745 (cloth), 0520238311 (paper)
Steingress, Gerhard. 2002. Songs of the minotaur: hybridity and popular
music in the era of globalization: a comparative analysis of rebetika,
tango, rai, flamenco, sardana, and English urban folk. Populäre
Musik und Jazz in der Forschung, Bd. 9. Münster: Lit Verlag. x, 325
p., bibliog. ISBN: 3825863638 (paper)
Stobart, Henry, and Patricia Kruth, eds. 2000. Sound. New York:
Cambridge University Press, 2000. The Darwin College Lectures. 235 p.,
illus., bibliog., index. ISBN: 0521572096.
Contents: Re-sounding silences / Philip Peek
— The physics of sound / Charles Taylor — Hearing / Jonathan
Ashmore — Sounds natural: The song of birds / Peter Slater —
The sounds of speech / Peter Ladefoged — Ancestral voices / Christopher
Page — Shaping sound / Brian Ferneyhough — Sound worlds / Steven
Feld — Audio-vision and sound / Michel Chion.
Stokes, Martin. 2004. "
Music and the Global Order." Annual Review of Anthropology
33: 47-72. http://www.annualreviews.org/catalog/2004/an33.asp
(31 October 2004)
Turino, Thomas, and James Lea, eds. 2004. Identity and the arts in
diaspora communities. Warren, MI: Harmonie Park Press. Detroit monographs
in musicology/Studies in music, no. 40. 144 p., bibliog., index. ISBN:
0899901247.
University of Washington, School of Music. 2000. Around the sound:
Popular music in performance, education, and scholarship. Seattle,
Wash.: University of Washington, School of Music. 102 p., bibliog.
Wade, Bonnie C. 2004. Thinking musically: experiencing music, expressing
culture. Global Music Series. New York: Oxford University Press. xxiii,
180 p., illus., bibliog., index, 1 compact disc. ISBN: 0195136632 (cloth)
Africa
Agawu, Kofi. 2003. Representing African music: Postcolonial notes,
queries, positions. New York; London: Routledge. xxvii, 266 p., music,
bibliog. ISBN 0-415-94389-2 (cloth), 0-415-94390-6 (paper).
Askew, Kelly M. 2003. "As Plato Duly Warned: Music, Politics, and
Social Change in Coastal East Africa." Anthropological Quarterly
76 (4): 609-637.
Barz, Gregory F. 2003. Performing religion: negotiating past and
present in Kwaya music of Tanzania. Amsterdam; New York: Rodopi. Kerk
en theologie in context, no. 42. xvi, 225 p., illus., bibliog., index,
1 compact disc. ISBN: 904200827X.
Borgatti, Jean M. 2003. "The Otsa festival of the Ekperi: Igbo
age-grade masquerades on the west bank of the Niger?" African
Arts 36 (4): 40-57.
Coplan, David B. 2001. "Sounds of the 'third way': Identity
and the African renaissance in contemporary South African popular traditional
music." Black Music Research Journal 21 (1): 107-124.
Dor, George. 2004. "Communal creativity and song ownership in Anlo
Ewe musical practice: The case of Havolu." Ethnomusicology
48 (1): 26-51.
Furniss, Susanne. 2000. "La conception de la musique vocale chez
les Aka: terminologie et combinatoires de parametres." Journal
des africanistes. 69 (2): 147-62, 188-90. [in special issue 'Parcours
musical en Afrique'] [French with English summary]
Gow, Greg . 2004. "Translocations of affirmation: mediascapes and
cultural flows among the stateless Oromo." International Journal
of Cultural Studies 7 (3): 301-319.
Herbst, Anri, Meki Nzewi, and Kofi Agawu, eds. 2003. Musical arts
in Africa: Theory, practice and education. Pretoria: University of
South Africa, Unisa Press. xv, 316 p., illus., map, music, analytical
charts, bibliog., 1 compact disc. ISBN 1-86888-279-9.
Labi, Gyimah. 2003. Theoretical issues in African music: exploring
resources in creativity. Bayreuth: Breitinger. Bayreuth African studies
series, 53. xiii, 213 p., illus., music, bibliog., discog., index, 1 compact
disc. ISBN: 3927510629 (paper)
Nyairo J., and Ogude J. 2003. "Specificities: Popular music and
the negotiation of contemporary Kenyan identity: The example of Nairobi
City Ensemble." Social Identities 9 (3): 383-400.
Olivier, Emmanuelle. 2002.
"The 'Success' of San Music." Cultural Survival
Quarterly 26.1 (31 March): 35-36. http://www.culturalsurvival.org/publications/csq/
(24 October 2004)
Onyeji, Christian. 2004. "Abigbo music and musicians of Mbaise,
Igbo: An introduction." Ethnomusicology 48 (1): 52-72.
Richards, Paul. 2001. "A pan-African composer? Coleridge-Taylor
and Africa." Black Music Research Journal 21 (2): 235-260.
Taylor, Stephen Andrew. 2003. "Ligeti, Africa and polyrhythm."
The World of Music 45 (2): 83-94.
Temperley, David. 2000. "Meter and grouping in African music: A
view from music theory." Ethnomusicology 44 (1): 65-98.
Americas
Anderson, Paul Allen. 2001-02. "Other planes of there: Critical
notice of Graham Lock's 'Blutopia'." Current Musicology
71-73: 427-445.
Bauer, William R. 2001-02." Scat singing: A timbral and phonemic
analysis." Current Musicology 71-73: 303-323.
Beckwith, Karl. 2002. "Black Metal
is for white people." M/C: A Journal of Media and Culture
5 (3). http://www.media-culture.org.au/.
(24 October 2004)
Behague, Gerard. 2002. "Bridging South America and the United States
in black music research." Black Music Research Journal 22
(1): 1-11.
Berger, Edward. 1999. "Using e-commerce music sites for discographical
research." Annual Review of Jazz Studies 10: 237-246.
Blacklock, Michael. 2003. "A brief overview of
the birth of rock and roll within the cultural climate of 1950’s
America." Music Business Journal 3 (1). http://www.musicjournal.org/home.html.
(23 October 2004)
Brazeal, Brian. 2003. "The Music of the Bahian Caboclos."
Anthropological Quarterly 76 (4): 639-669.
Butler, Melvin L. 2002. "'Nou kwe nan sentespri' (We believe
in the Holy Spirit): Music, ecstasy, and identity in Haitian Pentecostal
worship." Black Music Research Journal 22 (1): 85-125.
Butterfield, Matthew W. 2001-02. "Music analysis and the social
life of jazz recordings." Current Musicology 71-73: 324-352.
Caniato, Michele. 1999. "From popular song to jazz composition:
Thelonius Monk's 'Ruby, My Dear'." Annual Review of
Jazz Studies 10: 89-102.
Challis, Ben. 2003. "Music,
technology and copyright infringment in the digital age." Music
Business Journal 3 (1). http://www.musicjournal.org/home.html.
(23 October 2004)
Challis, Ben. 2003. "The song
remains the same: A review of the legalities of music sampling."
Music Business Journal 3 (1). http://www.musicjournal.org/home.html.
(23 October 2004)
Chevan, David. 2001-02. "Musical literacy and jazz musicians in
the 1910s and 1920s." Current Musicology 71-73: 200-231.
Colapietro V. 2003. "Bebop as historical actuality, urban aesthetic,
and critical utterance." Philosophy and Geography 6 (2): 153-165.
Condry, Ian. 2004. "Cultures of music piracy: an ethnographic comparison
of the US and Japan." International Journal of Cultural Studies
7 (3): 343-363.
Cyrille, Dominique. 2002. "Popular music and the Martinican-Creole
identity." Black Music Research Journal 22 (1): 65-83.
Daspit, Toby. 2001. "The noisy mix
of hip hop pedagogies." M/C: A Journal of Media and Culture
4 (2). http://www.media-culture.org.au/
(24 October 2004)
DeVeaux, Scott. "2004 Struggling with 'jazz'." Current
Musicology 71-73: 353-374.
Dudley, Shannon. 2002. "The steelband 'own tune': Nationalism,
festivity, and musical strategies in Trinidad's Panorama competition."
Black Music Research Journal 22 (1): 13-36.
Feintuch, Burt. 2004. "The conditions for Cape Breton fiddle music:
The social and economic setting of a regional soundscape." Ethnomusicology
48 (1): 73-104.
Green, Jeffrey P. 2001. "Requiem: Hiawatha in the 1920s and 1030s."
Black Music Research Journal 21 (2): 283-288.
Givan, Ben. 2001-02. "Discontinuity in the music of Django Reinhardt."
Current Musicology 71-73: 232-275.
Grenier, Robert. 2001. "La melodie vaudoo-Voodoo art songs: The
genesis of a nationalist music in the Republic of Haiti." Black
Music Research Journal 21 (1): 29-74.
Halberstam, Judith. 2003. "What's that smell?: Queer temporalities
and subcultural lives." International Journal of Cultural Studies
6 (3): 313-333. 2003.
Hayward, Mark. 1999. "Monkishness: a sonnet sequence." Annual
Review of Jazz Studies 10: 1-16.
Rife, David. 1999. "Jazz fiction: a bibliographic overview."
Annual Review of Jazz Studies 10: 17-34.
Hentschke, Liane, and Isabel Martínez. 2004. "Mapping music
education research in Brazil and Argentina: the British impact."
Psychology of Music 32 (3): 357-367.
Himpele, Jeff, Erica Cusi Wortham, and Anna Brigido-Corachan. 2004.
"Gaining ground: Indigenous video in Bolivia, Mexico, and beyond."
American Anthropologist 106 (2): 353-373.
Contents: Introduction / Jeff Himpele —
Packaging Indigenous Media: An Interview with Ivan Sanjinés and
Jesús Tapia / Jeff Himpele (354-362) — Between State and Indigenous
Autonomy: Unpacking Video Indígena in Mexico / Erica Cusi Wortham
(362-367) — An Interview with Juan Jose García, President
of Ojo se Agua Comunicación / Anna Brídgido-Corachán
(368-373)
Howley, Kevin. 2000. "Radiocracy rulz! Microoradio as electronic
activism." International Journal of Cultural Studies 3 (2):
256-267.
Iyer, Vijay. 2001-02. "Being home: Jazz authority and the politics
of place." Current Musicology 71-73: 462-476.
Jackson, Jerma A. 2004. Singing in my soul: Black gospel music in
a secular age. Chapel Hill: University of North Carolina Press. xii,
193 p., bibliog., index. ISBN: 0807828602.
Jackson, John L. 2004. "An ethnographic filmflam: Giving gifts,
doing research, and videotaping the native subject/object." American
Anthropologist 106 (1): 32-42.
Jackson, Travis A. "Recollections: Mark Tucker (1954-2000)."
Current Musicology 71-73: 9-11.
Karp, Jonathan. 2003. "Performing Black-Jewish symbiosis: The 'Hassidic
chant' of Paul Robeson." American Jewish History 91 (1):
53-81.
Largey, Michael D. 2004. "Ethnographic transcription and music
ideology in Haiti: The music of Werner A. Jaegerhuber." Latin
American Music Review 25.1 (2004): 1-31.
Lewis, George E. 2001-02. "Experimental music in black and white:
The AACM in New York, 1970-1985." Current Musicology 71-73:
100-157.
Love, Laura. 2004. You ain't got no Easter clothes. New York:
Hyperion. viii, 237 p. ISBN: 1401300111.
Magee, Jeffrey. 2001-02. "'King Porter Stomp' and the jazz
tradition." Current Musicology 71-73: 22-53.
Manuel, Peter. 2000. "The construction of a diasporic tradition:
Indo-Caribbean 'local classical music'." Ethnomusicology
44 (1): 97-119.
McDaniel, Lorna. 2002. "Musical thoughts on unresolved questions
and recent findings in Big Drum research." Black Music Research
Journal 22 (1): 127-139.
McMillan, Jeffery S. 2001-02. "A musical education: Lee Morgan
and the Philadelphia jazz scene of the 1950s." Current Musicology
71-73: 158-178.
Mendoza, Zoila S. 2004. "Crear y sentir lo nuestro: La Misión
Peruana de Arte Incaico y el impulso de la producción artístico-folklórica
en Cusco." Latin American Music Review 25.1 (2004): 57-77.
Modirzadeh, Hafez. 2001. "Aural archetypes and cyclic perspectives
in the work of John Coltrane and ancient Chinese music theory." Black
Music Research Journal 21 (1): 75-105.
Munro, M. 2003. "Awakening spaces: French Caribbean popular songs,
music, and culture." The Modern Language Review 98 (4): M
Olsen, Dale A. 2002. Music of El Dorado: the ethnomusicology of ancient
South American cultures. Gainesville, FL: University Press of Florida.
xxii, 290 p., illus., maps, bibliog., index. ISBN: 0813024404 (cloth)
Pegrum, Mark. 2001. "Pop goes
(the) spiritual! or Remixing religion in Western pop music."
M/C: A Journal of Media and Culture 4 (2). http://www.media-culture.org.au/
(9 October 2004)
Pino-Objeda, Walescka. 2004. "Identidad, arqueología e industrias
transnacionales: la música de Joe Vasconcellos." Latin
American Music Review 25.1 (2004): 78-99.
Price, Harry E. 2004. "Mapping music education research in the
USA: a response to the UK." Psychology of Music 32 (3): 322-329.
Priestley, Brian. 1999. "The 'Stardust' file." Annual
Review of Jazz Studies 10: 151-162.
Rice, Jeff. 2001. "They put
me in the mix: William S. Burroughs, DJs, and the new cultural studies."
M/C: A Journal of Media and Culture 4 (2). http://www.media-culture.org.au/
(24 October 2004)
Rommen, Timothy. 2002. "Nationalism and the soul: Gospelypso as
independence." Black Music Research Journal 22 (1): 37-63.
Santoro, Gene. 2004. Highway 61 revisited: the tangled roots of American
jazz, blues, rock, and country music. New York: Oxford University
Press, 312 p., index. ISBN: 0195154819.
Sarna, Jonathan D. 2003. "The question of music in American Judaism:
Reflections at 350 years." American Jewish History 91 (2):
195-203.
Schlottner, Michael. 2001. "Music, money, messages: Native American
sound networks revisited." European review of Native American
studies. 15 (2): 41-52.
Segrest, James, and Mark Hoffman. 2004. Moanin' at midnight:
the life and times of Howlin' Wolf. New York: Pantheon Books.
xvii, 397 p., bibliog., discog., index. ISBN: 0375422463.
Smith, Hope Munro. 2004. "Performing gender in the Trinidad calypso."
Latin American Music Review 25.1 (2004): 32-56.
Smith, Jennie M. 2004. "Singing Back: The Chan Pwen of Haiti."
Ethnomusicology 48 (1): 105-126.
Smith, Larry David. 2004. Elvis Costello, Joni Mitchell, and the
torch song tradition. Westport, CT: Praeger. xvii, 312 p., bibliog.,
index. ISBN: 0275973921.
Spinelli, Martin. 2000. "Democratic rhetoric and emergent media:
The marketing of participatory community on radio and the Internet."
International Journal of Cultural Studies 3 (2): 268-278.
Spring, Evan. 2001-02. "Fan fare: An investigation of recent jazz
biographies." Current Musicology 71-73: 446-461.
Scruggs, T. M. 2001-02. "'Come on in north side, you're
just in time': Musical-verbal performance and the negotiation of ethnically
segregated social space." Current Musicology 71-73: 179-199.
Skea, Dan. 2001-02. "Rudy Van Gelder in Hackensack: Defining the
jazz sound in the 1950s." Current Musicology 71-73: 54-76.
Lewis, L'Heureux, Mischa E. Thompson, Aaron K. Celious, R. Khari
Brown ... et al. 2002. "Special section on hip hop and culture."
2002. African American Research Perspectives 8 (2): 67-123. http://www.rcgd.isr.umich.edu/prba/perspectives/index.htm#fall02.
(25 October 2004)
Contents:
Rap music, is it really all bad? Why hip-hop scholarship is important
/ L'Heureux Lewis ... et al. —
Turning the tables on the HIV/AIDS epidemic: Hip hop as a tool for reaching
African-American adolescent girls / Carla E. Stokes & Larry M.
Gant —
'You heard my gun cock': Female agency and aggression in contemporary
rap music / Donna Troka —
How "bitch" became a good thing-or, at least less bad /
Aaron K. Celious —
Whites and rap music: is it really all bad? / Mischa E. Thompson &
R. Khari Brown —
Rap music and rap audiences: Controversial themes, psychological effects
and political resistance / Travis L. Dixon & TaKeshia Brooks —
With volume! Hip-hoppers and their responses to social and political issues,
before rap's golden age / Clifton Watson.
Stewart, Alex. 2004. "Contemporary New York City Big bands: Composition,
arranging and individuality in orchestral jazz." Ethnomusicology
48 (2): 169-202.
Taylor, Jeffrey. 2001-02. "Earl Hines and 'Rosetta'."
Current Musicology 71-73: 77-99.
Thomas, Jeannie B., and Doug Enders. 2000. "Bluegrass and 'white
trash': A case study concerning the name 'folklore' and class
bias." Journal of Folklore Research 37 (1):23-52.
Tucker, Mark. 2001-02. "Porgy and Miles." Current Musicology
71-73: 13-21.
Tucker, Sherrie. 2001-02. "Big ears: Listening for gender in jazz
studies." Current Musicology 71-73: 375-408.
Vennum, Thomas. 2002. "War hoops, hisses, and animal cries: extra-musical
sounds in traditional Ojibwe song performance." Papers of the
Algonquian conference. 33: 414-32.
Waller, Steven J. 2002. "Sounds of the spirit world: auditory perceptions
of depth at rock art sites." American Indian rock art. 28:
53-6.
Ware, Ianto. 2002. "Conflicting concepts
of self and the Michigan Womyn's Music Festival." M/C:
A Journal of Media and Culture 5 (5). http://www.media-culture.org.au/.
(24 October 2004)
Washburne, Christopher. 2001-02. "Latin Jazz: The other jazz."
Current Musicology 71-73: 409-426.
Waters, Keith. 2001-02. "Outside forces: 'Autumn Leaves'
in the 1960s." Current Musicology 71-73: 276-302.
Webster, Patrick. 2004. "On the fifth
day in the drizzling rain: Travel and gender performativity in Bob Dylan's
'Isis'." Chapter&Verse: A Journal of Popular Music
and Literature Studies 1 (Spring). http://www.popmatters.com/chapter/04win/.
(27 October 2004)
Zenni, Stefano. 2001. "The aesthetics of Duke Ellington's suites:
The case of Togo Brava." Black Music Research Journal 21 (1):
1-28.
Asia & Oceania
Baker, Sarah. 2004. "‘It’s not about Candy’:
Music, sexiness and girls’ serious play in after school care."
International Journal of Cultural Studies 7 (2): 197-212.
Barendregt, Bart. 2002. "The sound of 'Longing for home'
redefining a sense of community through Minang popular music." Bijdragen
tot de taal-, land- en volkenkunde. 158 (3): 411-50.
Benamou, Marc. 2003. "Comparing musical affect: Java and the West."
The World of Music 45 (3): 57-76.
Bhagwati, Sandeep. 2003. "Stepping on the cracks, or, how I compose
with Indian music in mind." The World of Music 45 (2): 113-24.
Catlin-Jairazbhoy, Amy. 2004. "Sacred songs of Khoja Muslims: Sounded
and embodied liturgy and devotion." Ethnomusicology 48 (2):
251-270.
Cheung, Jane. 2004. "Mapping music education research in Hong Kong."
Psychology of Music 32 (3): 343-356.
Chun, Allen John Uck Lun, Ned Rossiter and Brian Shoesmith. 2004. Refashioning
pop music in Asia: cosmopolitan flows, political tempos, and aesthetic
industries. Consumasian Book Series. London; New York: RoutledgeCurzon.
xviii, 219 p., bibliog., index. ISBN: 0700714014.
Contents: Capitalism and cultural relativity:
The Thai pop industry, capitalism, and Western cultural values / Michael
Hayes — Popping the myth of Chinese rock / David Stokes — World
music, cultural heteroglossia and indigenous capital: Overlapping frequencies
in the emergence of cosmpolitanism in Taiwan / Allen Chun — The imagined
community of Maa Tujhe Salaam: The global and the local in the post-colonial
/ Rangan Chakravarty — Global industry, national politics: popular
music in 'new order' Indonesia / Krishna Sen and David T. Hill
— The case of the irritating song: Suman Chatterjee and modern Bengali
music / Sudipto Chatterjee — Magical mystical tourism: (Debate dub
version) / John Hutnyk — 'Love never dies': Romance and Christian
symbolism in a Japanese rock video / Carolyn S. Stevens — Japanese
popular music in Hong Kong: What does TK present? / Masashi Ogawa —
Raising the ante of desire: foreign female singers in a Japanese pop music
world / Christine R. Yano — Pop music as post colonial nostalgia
in Taiwan / Jeremy E. Taylor — Popular music and interculturality:
The dynamic presence of pop music in contemporary Balinese performance
/ Zachar Laskewicz.
Crowdy, Denis, and Karl Neuenfeldt. 2003. "The
technology, aesthetics and cultural politics of a collaborative, transnational
music recording project: Veiga, Veiga and the itinerant overdubs."
Transformations: Online Journal of Region, Culture and Society
7. http://transformations.cqu.edu.au/journal/journal.shtml
(9 October 2004)
Cunningham, Stuart, and Tina Nguyen. 2000. "Popular media of the
Vietnamese diaspora." In Floating Lives: The Media and Asian Diasporas,
edited by Stuart Cunningham and John Sinclair. St Lucia: University of
Queensland Press. 91-135.
Cunningham, Stuart, and John Sinclair, eds. 2001. Floating Lives:
The Media and Asian Diasporas. Critical Media Studies: Institutions,
Politics, and Culture. Lanham: Rowman & Littlefield Publishers, Inc.
272 p., bibliog., index. ISBN: 0-7425-1135-9 (cloth), 0-7425-1136-7 (paper)
Curtin, Michael. 2003. "Media capital: Towards the study of spatial
flows." International Journal of Cultural Studies 6 (2): 202-228.
De Wilde, Craig J. 2003. "The meteoric rise
of controversial new Indonesian artist Inul Daratista." Music
Business Journal 3 (1). http://www.musicjournal.org/home.html.
(23 October 2004)
Frishkopf, Michael. 2000. "Inshad Dini and Aghani in twentieth
century Egypt: a review of styles, genres, and available recordings."
Bulletin. Middle East Studies Association of North America. 34
(2): 167-83.
Gibson, Chris, and Peter Dunbar-Hall. 2000. "Nitmiluk: Place and
empowerment in Australian Aboriginal popular music." Ethnomusicology
44 (1): 39-64.
Henkes, Barbara, and Richard Johnson. 2002. "Dialogues. Silences
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