Collection : Music as social life : the politics of participation [Disque encarté]

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Title: Music as social life : the politics of participation [Disque encarté]
Document status: Published
Recording context: A préciser
Recording period: 1950 - 2001
Year published: 2008
Access type: metadata
Corpus: Documents encartés (hors collections éditoriales/revues/travaux)

Publisher: University of Chicago Press, USA
Publisher collection: Chicago studies in ethnomusicology
Booklet author: Turino, Thomas
Publisher reference: CNRSMH_E_2014_020
Bibliographic references: Music as social life : the politics of participation / Thomas Turino. - Chicago : University of Chicago Press, 2008. - 1 vol. (XVIII, 258 p.) : ill. ; 24 cm. + 1 compact disque (digital ; 4 3/4 in.), - (Chicago studies in ethnomusicology).
Includes bibliographical references (p.239-245). Discogr. (p. 247-249). Index. - ISBN : 978-0-2268-1698-2.
Ouvrage consultable à la bibliothèque du CREM, cote 0.0TUR.
Legal rights: Restreint (enregistrement édité)

Code: CNRSMH_E_2014_020_001
Mode of acquisition: Achat (crédit CREM)
Record author: - Auteur
Secondary edition: Non
Comments: Mode d'acquisition : Achat CREM 2013.
Contents: Introduction : why music matters -- Participatory and presentational performance -- The recording fields : high fidelity and studio audio art -- Habits of the self, identity, and culture -- Participatory, presentational, and high fidelity music in Zimbabwe -- Old-time music and dance : cultural cohorts and cultural formations -- Music and political movements -- For love or money.
Record writer: Adeline Montintin, 2013 (CDD Culture)
Last modification: Jan. 31, 2014, 2:03 p.m.
Items finished: A faire (10 items)
Conservation site: CREM : Bibliothèque (0.0TUR)

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Title Résumé du livre par l'éditeur Description People around the world and throughout history have used music to express their inner emotions, reach out to the divine, woo lovers, celebrate weddings, inspire political movements, and lull babies to sleep. In Music as Social Life, Thomas Turino explores why it is that music and dance are so often at the center of our most profound personal and social experiences. Turino begins by developing tools to think about the special properties of music and dance that make them fundamental resources for connecting with our own lives, our communities, and the environment. These concepts are then put into practice as he analyzes various musical examples among indigenous Peruvians, rural and urban Zimbabweans, and American old-time musicians and dancers. To examine the divergent ways that music can fuel social and political movements, Turino looks at its use by the Nazi Party and by the American civil rights movement. Wide-ranging, accessible to anyone with an interest in music’s role in society, and accompanied by a compact disc, Music as Social Life is an illuminating initiation into the power of music. Credits
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	Title	Digitized	Recordist	Location	Year of recording	Code
	[Pour géo-localisation] _03		Turino, Thomas	Conima		CNRSMH_E_2014_020_001_03
	[Pour géo-localisation] _05		Turino, Thomas	Zimbabwe		CNRSMH_E_2014_020_001_05