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12 mai 2018
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Frontier troubles Instruction and study--Methods Sayings Ana Talking Talking Recreations Music historians Historians, Music Music, Popular Popular vocal music Vocal music, Popular Pop music Popular songs Songs, Popular Music, Popular (Songs, etc.) Serious music Musical compositions Art music Musical works Classical music Western music (Western countries) Art music, Western Western art music Auding Annals Historiographers Talking Communication, Primitive Mass communication Skill Abilities Talent Aptitude Talents Proficiency Skills Instruction and study--Methods History and musicCiter ce document
PAUL LONG, « Listening Again to Popular Music as History (CfA, Deadline: Sept. 2018) », PopHistory, ID : 10.58079/sz69
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Jeffrey H. Jackson and Stanley C. Pelkey open their collection, Music and History (subtitle ‘Bridging the Disciplines’, 2005) by asking: ‘Why haven’t historians and musicologists been talking to one another?’ They suggest that at the heart of this absence is a problem of communication, concerning the distinct methods, knowledge and skills employed in both disciplines: does one need to be able to read, play or even ‘appreciate’ music for instance in order to make sense of it historically? On...