Livre - The study of ethnomusicology

p.XI Preface Part I: Contemplating the musics of the world. p.3 A harmless drudge : reaching for the dictionary p.19 Combining tones : on the concept of music p.31 Is music the universal language of mankind? : commonalities and the origins of music Part II: As sounds and structures. p.49 Inspiration and perspiration : creative processes p.63 A nonuniversal language : on the musics of the world p.72 The fundamental skill : notation and transcription p.89 Contemplating musical repertories : a sampling of descriptive and analytical approaches p.108 The most indefatigable tourists of the world : units of musical thought p.122 Apples, oranges, and a Model T : comparison and comparative study Part III: In the field. p.141 Come back and see me next Tuesday : essentials of the fieldwork tradition p.157 You will never understand this music : insiders and outsiders p.169 Citadels of the profession : archives, preservation, and the study of recordings p.188 No one plays it like me : ordinary and exceptional musicians p.199 You call that fieldwork? : redefining the "field" p.211 Who owns this music? : the host's perspective ; Part IV: In human culture. p.231 Music and "that complex whole" : studying music in or as culture p.248 Writing the meat-and-potatoes book : musical ethnography p.260 "If music be the food of love ..." : uses and functions p.272 The river of Heraclitus : on people changing their music p.294 Traditions : recorded, printed, written, oral, virtual p.302 The basic unit of all culture and civilization : signs, symbols, and meaning p.319 The whys of world music : determinants of musical style Part V: In all of its varieties. p.331 The "where" of world music : interpreting geographic distribution p.345 Never heard a horse sing : taxonomies and boundaries p.364 The creatures of Jubal : instruments p.376 How do you get to Carnegie Hall? : teaching and learning p.390 I'm a stranger here myself : women's music, women in music p.405 Diversity and difference : a variety of minorities Part VI: From a broad perspective. p.423 Are you doing anyone any good? : thoughts on applied ethnomusicology p.439 Musing about an interdiscipline : musicology, anthropology, and the study of dance p.454 Second thoughts : some personal disclosures p.464 On the shape of the story : persepctives on the history of ideas and practices p.481 A snapshot of the new century : notes on ethnomusicology today.