Ethnomusicology Musicology Music
Ethnomusicology Musicology Music
Ethnomusicology
Ethnomusicology is the study of music as culture. As an academic discipline, it is an outgrowth of systematic musicology, which combined methods of Cultural Anthropology with those of Western Musicology. What denotes Ethnomusicology is less the type of music studied, but the focus on the relation of music to its cultural and social aspects.
Though ethnomusicology began as a splinter group from the American Musicological Society in the early 1950s, it currently is practiced in many forms worldwide.
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- Comprehensive introduction to this music, as well as a detailed modern history of Pontic peoples. Includes much information on the karadeniz kemence, a fiddle played by Pontic people.
- Information site for world music scholars and researchers with bibliographies, musical instruments, research centers, museums, organizations and schools.
- The portal for several electronic journals and regional virtual libraries about Indonesia, New Guinea, Vietnam, and other South East Asian countries. The virtual libraries include photos, sound, videos, articles, and bibliographies.
- Contains links to ethnomusicology articles about Asian, African, American, and European music traditions. Also contains general academic research links.
- First annual conference on Greek rebetika music. The site contains a listing of papers, contact information, and bibliographic information on rebetika.
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