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Black Music Research Journal articles from March 22 2009
This journal offers articles on philosophy, aesthetics, history and criticism of black music.
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Black Music Research Journal archives from March 22 2009
Interpreting the African-American Musical Past: A Dialogue
March 22, 2009... The following dialogue between Samuel Floyd and Ronald Radano developed from a series of written exchanges and conversations over the course of the summer of 2008. It was prompted by Floyd's essay "Black Music and Writing Black Music History:...
Sound, Voice, and Spirit: Teaching in the Black Music Vernacular
March 22, 2009... The study of African-American music and culture flourished during the twentieth century. Its varied approaches and perspectives earned its inclusion as a vibrant area of interest in the study of American music as well as its respectability in...
Reggae in Cuba and the Hispanic Caribbean: Fluctuations and Representations of Identities
March 22, 2009... I vividly recall when, in 1993, I was introduced to a small group of Rastafarians in a suburban and apparently poor and marginalized neighborhood southeast of Havana. (1) That moment was the beginning of my very frequent contacts with that...
Werner Jaegerhuber's Messe Sur Les Airs Vodouesques: The Inculturation of Vodou in a Catholic Mass
March 22, 2009... Werner Jaegerhuber's Messe sur les airs vodouesques is an exceptional creation due to the unprecedented integration of Haitian Vodou melodies in a Catholic mass. (1) The composition of the Messe was begun in 1947 and completed in 1953. Its...
Signifyin(g) Salvador: Professional Musicians and the Sound of Flexibility in Bahia, Brazil's Popular Music Scenes
March 22, 2009... Over the past twenty-five years, popular music scholarship has benefited from an ever-increasing diversity of approaches. Even so, in-depth studies that address music as not only a creative endeavor but also a form of work are less common. (1)...
Fela's Foundation: Examining the Revolutionary Songs of Funmilayo Ransome-Kuti and the Abeokuta Market Women's Movement in 1940s Western Nigeria
March 22, 2009... Fela Anikulapo-Kuti's afrobeat occupies a pivotal position in Nigeria's musical continuum and socio-political discourse. Through Fela, a new medium of social and political criticism was unearthed for the critical mass of Nigerians in the 1970s....
