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Ethnic and Border Music - A Regional Exploration

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Informationen zum Autor Norm Cohen is the author of Long Steel Rail: The Railroad in American Folksong (1981) and Traditional Anglo-American Folk Music: An Annotated Discography of Published Recordings (1994). He has edited and/or annotated two dozen albums, and written extensively on various aspects of folk, country, and popular music. He is a retired chemist and currently teaches physical science in Portland, Oregon. His previous book for Greenwood is Folk Music (2005). Klappentext Just as American culture has been constructed by people of many ethnicities, roots music in America is multicultural in nature. Native American music resonates from Indigenous traditions of the Great Plains and the American West. Hispanic culture has spawned Border Music styles such as Conjunto and Tejano, while Cajun and Zydeco grew from cultural cross-pollination in the American South. In northern regions, Polish-American musicians popularized Polka, while Irish-American music holds a rich tradition throughout many regions in the East. This unique volume presents influential musical cultures from throughout the multicultural history of American vernacular song. Series blurb: This series presents five volumes on genres of music that have evolved in distinctly regional styles throughout the nation. With volumes authored by leading music scholars, the series traces the growth of Blues, Country, Folk, and Jazz in their many regional variations, as well as Ethnic and Border music traditions throughout America. Each volume presents an accessible analysis of the genre in its many regional forms, examining the musical elements and, when applicable, lyrical subjects as tied to specific cultures throughout the United States. Zusammenfassung Just as American culture has been constructed by people of many ethnicities! roots music in America is multicultural in nature. This volume presents influential musical cultures from throughout the multicultural history of American vernacular song. Inhaltsverzeichnis Series Foreword Introduction 1. You Can't Go Wrong, If You Play It Right: Cajun Music and Zydeco Kevin S. Fontenot 2. Irish Music in America Paul F. Wells 3. Chicano/Latino Music, from the Southwest to the Northeast Steven Loza 4. Indigenous Music of North America Maria Williams 5. Polka and Tamburitza: Ethnic Music and Dance Traditions in the Upper Midwest Richard March Selected Bibliography Index About the Editor and Contributors 185 ...

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Authors Norm (EDT) Cohen, Norman Cohen
Assisted by Norm Cohen (Editor)
Publisher Abc Clio Press
 
Languages English
Product format Hardback
Released 30.10.2007
 
EAN 9780313331923
ISBN 978-0-313-33192-3
No. of pages 187
Dimensions 178 mm x 254 mm x 19 mm
Series Greenwood Guides to American R
Greenwood Guides to American Roots Music
Greenwood Guides to American R
Greenwood Guides to American Roots Music
Subjects Humanities, art, music > Music > General, dictionaries

Vereinigte Staaten von Amerika, USA, Ethnic Studies, Folk-Stil, Traditionelle Musik und Volksmusik

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