Full Description
From jeliya to cha cha cha, Shandong to sean nos, and the Beatles and beleganjur to Bollywood and belly dance, the second edition of World Music: Traditions and Transformations takes students on an exciting global journey of musical and cultural discovery, exploration, and experience. Through clearly focused case studies of diverse musicultural traditions, Michael Bakan illustrates the transformative life of world musics from traditional folk, ritual, and classical genres to contemporary popular and art musics, jazz, and world beat. Integral connections between particular musics and their historical, cultural, and international contexts are consistently emphasized. The text also includes a globally inclusive introduction to core elements of music and culture that makes its unique and friendly approach accessible to music majors and non-majors alike.
Contents
PrefaceAbout This BookWhat, in the World, Is Music?Chapter 2: How Music Lives: A Musicultural ApproachChapter 3: How Music Works, Part I: RhythmChapter 4: How Music Works, Part II: Pitch Chapter 5: How Music Works, Part III: Dynamics,Timbre, and InstrumentsChapter 6: How Music Works, Part IV: Texture and FormPART IIChapter 7:Indonesian Gamelan Music: Interlocking Rhythms, Interlocking WorldsChapter 8: From Raga to Bollywood: Developments and Intercultural Crossings in Indian Music Chapter 9: 'Not the Same, but Just as Nice': Traditions and Transformations in Irish Music Chapter 10: The River and the Path: Conversation and Collective Expression in West African Musics Chapter 11: 'See How She Moves': Musics of Latin America and the "Oye Como Va" Phenomenon Chapter 12: From Baladi to Belly Dance: Rhythm, Dance, and Music in Egypt and Beyond Chapter 13: A Musicultural History of the Chinese Zheng GlossaryReferences Cited in the TextCreditsIndexNER(01): WOW
