The Barbershop Singer: Inside the Social World of a Musical Hobby
Barbership singing is often dismissed by its critics as merely an enjoyable hobby. Though long popular with both its public and participants, it has been relatively neglected in the field of music studies. Robert A. Stebbins demonstrates that barbershop singing is an elaborate and complicated form o...
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| Zusammenfassung: | Barbership singing is often dismissed by its critics as merely an enjoyable hobby. Though long popular with both its public and participants, it has been relatively neglected in the field of music studies. Robert A. Stebbins demonstrates that barbershop singing is an elaborate and complicated form of serious leisure that provides its participants with distinctive lifestyles. The Barbershop Singer is a unique case study of this significant musical genre, describing the social world of the barbershop singer and exploring its appeal for both male and female singers. Robert Stebbins traces the history of barbershop singing and compares and contrasts the worlds of jazz, classical music, and barbershop as serious leisure pursuits. Stebbins also reveals its costs and rewards, its complex organizational structures, the social marginality felt by its more dedicated participants, and the main problems facing the art today.Although barbershop singing is clearly a circumscribed social world, understanding how it works expands current knowledge of the variant forms of social participation available to citizens of the modern world. The Barbershop Singer will be of interest to sociologists as well as those involved in the world of barbershop |
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1. EINLEITUNG
2. ARBEITSBEREICH VON SCHAUFELGITTERN
2.1 DEFINITION DER ARBEITSBEREICHE VON VERDICHTERSCHAUFELGITTERN
2.2 DER ABSTROEMWINKEL
2.3 DATEN FUER GITTERARBEITSBEREICHE
2.4 EINFLUSS DER REYNOLDSZAHL UND DER MACHZAHL AUF DIE
GITTERARBEITSBEREICHE
3. ERMITTLUNG DER ABREISSRESERVEN FUER KENNWERTE VON
VERDICHTERSTUFEN
3.1 DER ARBEITSBEREICH EINES GITTERS IN DER VERDICHTERSTUFE
3.2 DEFINITION DER ABREISSRESERVEN
3.3 DAS ABREISSVERHALTEN FUER VERSCHIEDENE STUFENKENNWERTE
3.4 DAS ABREISSVERHALTEN VON LAUF- UND LEITRAD
3.5 EINFLUSS DES SCHAUFELHOEHENVERHAELTNIS
3.6 BEWERTUNG DER ERGEBNISSE
4. DER WIRKUNGSGRAD
5. ZUSAMMENFASSUNG
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