Turn up the volume! : a celebration of African music
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Turn up the volume! : a celebration of African music
UCLA Fowler Museum of Cultural History, c1999
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Graduate School of Asian and African Area Studies, Kyoto Universityアフリカ専攻
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Essays and a catalog serving three exhibits: Music in the Life of Africa (UCLA Fowler Museum of Cultural History), The Fine Art of African Musical Instruments (Los Angeles County Museum of Art), and African Music in the Diaspora (California African-American Museum)
Includes bibliographical references (350-363)
Contents of Works
- Music in African life
- Africa and the diaspora : cross-cultural influences
- Catalog
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Description
This volume celebrates the rich and varied musical heritage of Africa. In the first of two parts, "Music in African Life," eight prominent ethnomusicologists contribute essays ranging from Gerhard Kubik's seminal study of the lamellophone to Cynthia Tse Kimberlin's examination of musical change and adaptation in Ethiopia during the 1990s. Part two, "Africa and the Diaspora: Cross-Cultural Influences," features ten essays tracing the legacy of African traditions in the Americas, as well as elaborating on connections with music of the Arab Gulf. The essays are amply illustrated and are followed by full-color illustrations of African musical instruments.
Table of Contents
Other contributors include Ernest D. Brown Jr., Kimasi L. Browne, Leigh Creighton, Akin Euba, Clarence Bernard Henry, Christian Dowu Jayeola Horton, Cheryl L. Keyes, Jean Ngoya Kidula
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