STUDIA INSTRUMENTORUM MUSICAE POPULARIS I
(New Series)
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| Ausstattung: DVD Video
2009
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1., Auflage
Monsenstein und Vannerdat (Verlag)
978-3-86582-956-6 (ISBN)
Monsenstein und Vannerdat (Verlag)
978-3-86582-956-6 (ISBN)
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The New Series of the ICTM Study Group Journal STUDIA INSTURMENTORUM
MUSICAE POPULARIS starts with a broad overview on the topics
“Percussion” and “Migration of Musical Instruments”, an outcome of the
17th Meeting of the Study Group on Folk Musical Instruments, held in Erkner
near Berlin from April 1-4, 2009.
25 scholars from 15 countries contributed articles to the volume, which
appear in their alphabetical order due to the fact that clear borders cannot
and should not be delineated. Moreover, the editors leave it to the readers’
community to discuss hierarchies regarding their importance or their qualitative
refinement for discussion and further improvements are the main aim of
the publication.
Since 1969, when the Musikhistoriska museet in Stockholm has published
its first volume of the journal, edited by Erich Stockmann, many fields of
organological research have changed their methodological repertoire, their
interdisciplinary tools and especially their non-instrumental focus on complex
subjects. Nevertheless, classical working methods are still highly esteemed as
a basic precondition for detailed discoveries using modern technology and
external expertise.
The volume comprises papers of authors, who already contributed to the
journal’s former series in their youth, as well as those of authors with their
first journal publication, who are just starting to explore their scientific scope.
Thus this volume brings together generations of scholars with different
experiences and their open minded curiosity about each other. Challenging
discussions and a wide field of interdisciplinary connections enriched their
outcomes and will help to create new scientific spaces beyond the tangibility
of musical instruments
and the intangibility of musical sound.
The editor Gisa Jähnichen is professor for ethnomusicology, comparative
musicology and audiovisual archiving at the Music Department of the Faculty
for Human Ecology at Universiti Putra Malaysia. Since 1994, she is an active
member of the Study Group of Folk Musical Instruments in the International
Council for Traditional Music (ICTM/UNESCO). Organology is one of
her main research subjects.
MUSICAE POPULARIS starts with a broad overview on the topics
“Percussion” and “Migration of Musical Instruments”, an outcome of the
17th Meeting of the Study Group on Folk Musical Instruments, held in Erkner
near Berlin from April 1-4, 2009.
25 scholars from 15 countries contributed articles to the volume, which
appear in their alphabetical order due to the fact that clear borders cannot
and should not be delineated. Moreover, the editors leave it to the readers’
community to discuss hierarchies regarding their importance or their qualitative
refinement for discussion and further improvements are the main aim of
the publication.
Since 1969, when the Musikhistoriska museet in Stockholm has published
its first volume of the journal, edited by Erich Stockmann, many fields of
organological research have changed their methodological repertoire, their
interdisciplinary tools and especially their non-instrumental focus on complex
subjects. Nevertheless, classical working methods are still highly esteemed as
a basic precondition for detailed discoveries using modern technology and
external expertise.
The volume comprises papers of authors, who already contributed to the
journal’s former series in their youth, as well as those of authors with their
first journal publication, who are just starting to explore their scientific scope.
Thus this volume brings together generations of scholars with different
experiences and their open minded curiosity about each other. Challenging
discussions and a wide field of interdisciplinary connections enriched their
outcomes and will help to create new scientific spaces beyond the tangibility
of musical instruments
and the intangibility of musical sound.
The editor Gisa Jähnichen is professor for ethnomusicology, comparative
musicology and audiovisual archiving at the Music Department of the Faculty
for Human Ecology at Universiti Putra Malaysia. Since 1994, she is an active
member of the Study Group of Folk Musical Instruments in the International
Council for Traditional Music (ICTM/UNESCO). Organology is one of
her main research subjects.
| Sprache | englisch |
|---|---|
| Einbandart | Paperback |
| Themenwelt | Kunst / Musik / Theater ► Musik ► Musikgeschichte |
| Schlagworte | Hardcover, Softcover / Musik/Musikgeschichte • music • musical instruments • Overview |
| ISBN-10 | 3-86582-956-2 / 3865829562 |
| ISBN-13 | 978-3-86582-956-6 / 9783865829566 |
| Zustand | Neuware |
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