CiNii Books - Music and modernity among first peoples of North America

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Music and modernity among first peoples of North America

edited by Victoria Lindsay Levine and Dylan Robinson

（Music culture）

Wesleyan University Press, c2019

Includes bibliographical references and index

Prologue. Pagmapak : in modern times / Heidi Aklaseaq Senungetuk
1. Music, modernity, and indigeneity : introductory notes / Victoria Lindsay Levine
2. The oldest songs they remember : Frances Densmore, Mountain Chief, and ethnomusicology's ideologies of modernity / David W. Samuels
3. Reclaiming indigeneity : music in Mi'kmaw funeral practices / Gordon E. Smith
4. Indigenous activism and women's voices in Canada : the music of Asani / Anna Hoefnagels
5. Hip-hop is resistance : indigeneity on the U.S.-Mexico border / Christina Leza
6. Singing and dancing idle no more : round dances as indigenous activism / Elyse Carter Vosen
7. Get tribal : cosmopolitan worlds and indigenous consciousness in hip-hop / T. Christopher Aplin
8. Native "noise" and the politics of powwow musicking in a university soundscape / John-Carlos Perea
9. Powwow and indigenous modernities : traditional music, public education, and child welfare / Byron Dueck
10. Inuit sound worlding and audioreelism in flying wild Alaska / Jessica Bissett Perea
11. Native classical music : Non:wa (now) / Dawn Ierihó:Kwats Avery
12. Speaking to water, singing to stone : Peter Morin, Rebecca Belmore, and the ontologies of indigenous modernity / Dylan Robinson
13. Purposefully reflecting on tradition and modernity / Beverley Diamond
14. Pu' itaaqatsit aw tuuqayta (listening to our modern lives) / Trevor Reed