Musics lost and found: song collectors and the life and death of folk tradition
This is the first-ever book about song collectors, music's unsung heroes. They include the Armenian priest who sacrificed his life to preserve the folk music which the Turks were trying to erase in the 1915 Genocide; the prisoner in a Nazi concentration camp who secretly noted down the songs of...
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Zusammenfassung: | This is the first-ever book about song collectors, music's unsung heroes. They include the Armenian priest who sacrificed his life to preserve the folk music which the Turks were trying to erase in the 1915 Genocide; the prisoner in a Nazi concentration camp who secretly noted down the songs of doomed Jewish inmates; the British singer who went veiled into Afghanistan to learn, record and perform the music the Taliban wanted to silence. Some collectors have been fired by political idealism - Bartok championing Hungarian peasant music, the Lomaxes bringing the blues out of Mississippi penitentiaries, and transmitting them to the world. Many collectors have been priests - French Jesuits noting down labyrinthine forms in eighteenth-century Beijing, English vicars tracking songs in nineteenth-century Somerset. Others have been wonderfully colourful oddballs. Today's collectors are striving heroically to preserve endangered musics, whether rare forms of Balinese gamelan, the wind-band music of Chinese villages, or the sophisticated polyphony of Central African Pygmies. With globalisation, urbanisation and Westernisation causing an irreversible erosion of the world's musical diversity, Michael Church suggests we may be seeing folk music's 'end of history'. Old forms are dying as the conditions for their survival - or replacement - disappear; the death of villages means the death of village musical culture. This ground-breaking book is the sequel to the author's award-winning The Other Classical Musics, and it concludes with an inventory of the musics now under threat, or already lost for ever. |
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adam_text | Contents List of illustrations be Acknowledgements xiii Author’s note Introduction XV 1 Why it all began 15 1 From broadsides to Child ballads: Songs of the British people 17 2 Orientalists from France: Jesuit priests in Beijing, Salvador-Daniel in Algiers 25 Going native in Constantinople: Dimitrie Cantemir, the happy hostage 35 3 The birth of ethnomusicology 4 39 The Song of Approach, the Pipes of Friendship: Alice Fletcher and the Omaha Indians 41 5 T am now a true Eskimo’: Franz Boas and first principles 47 6 Voice of Armenia: The tragedy of Komitas 55 7 Britain’s folk-song revivals, and the contentious Cecil Sharp 63 8 T in seventh heaven - Perks’: The inefFable Percy Grainger 79 Carrying the torch: Collectors in Northern and Eastern Europe 87 9 91 And what does the gentleman want’: Béla Bartók as song detective 10 Girdling the globe: The empire of the Lomaxes 107 11 Ί am a white-skinned Aranda man: Theodor Strehlow’s divided self 133 12 The stirring of a thousand bells: Jaap Kunst, Colin McPhee, and gamelan 143
Contents 13 Hot mint tea and a few pipes of kif: Paul Bowles in Morocco 157 14 A voice for Greece: Domna Samiou’s crusade 165 15 Things that are made to cry: John Blacking and the Venda 169 16 Record companies as collectors: From Folkways to Muziekpublique 173 Musical snapshots: The importance of sound archives 183 17 Magic in two strings: Central Asia awakes 187 18 Red badge of courage: Musicians in Afghanistan 205 19 Out of the womb of Russia: Riches awaiting rediscovery 213 20 Three-in-one: The Georgian way 221 21 Small is beautifhl: Pygmy polyphony 227 22 It’s a physical thing: A Persian musician relocates the radif 235 23 Plucking the winds: Chinese village music today 239 24 Voice, handkerchief, fan: New life for Korea’s p’amori 247 25 My whole body was singing’: Kodo and the taiko drum 251 26 ‘Intangible cultural heritage’: UNESCO’s lengthening list 257 27 Going, going ... : disappearing musics 263 Sources 267 Index 275 viii
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Contents List of illustrations be Acknowledgements xiii Author’s note Introduction XV 1 Why it all began 15 1 From broadsides to Child ballads: Songs of the British people 17 2 Orientalists from France: Jesuit priests in Beijing, Salvador-Daniel in Algiers 25 Going native in Constantinople: Dimitrie Cantemir, the happy hostage 35 3 The birth of ethnomusicology 4 39 The Song of Approach, the Pipes of Friendship: Alice Fletcher and the Omaha Indians 41 5 T am now a true Eskimo’: Franz Boas and first principles 47 6 Voice of Armenia: The tragedy of Komitas 55 7 Britain’s folk-song revivals, and the contentious Cecil Sharp 63 8 T in seventh heaven - Perks’: The inefFable Percy Grainger 79 Carrying the torch: Collectors in Northern and Eastern Europe 87 9 91 And what does the gentleman want’: Béla Bartók as song detective 10 Girdling the globe: The empire of the Lomaxes 107 11 Ί am a white-skinned Aranda man: Theodor Strehlow’s divided self 133 12 The stirring of a thousand bells: Jaap Kunst, Colin McPhee, and gamelan 143
Contents 13 Hot mint tea and a few pipes of kif: Paul Bowles in Morocco 157 14 A voice for Greece: Domna Samiou’s crusade 165 15 Things that are made to cry: John Blacking and the Venda 169 16 Record companies as collectors: From Folkways to Muziekpublique 173 Musical snapshots: The importance of sound archives 183 17 Magic in two strings: Central Asia awakes 187 18 Red badge of courage: Musicians in Afghanistan 205 19 Out of the womb of Russia: Riches awaiting rediscovery 213 20 Three-in-one: The Georgian way 221 21 Small is beautifhl: Pygmy polyphony 227 22 It’s a physical thing: A Persian musician relocates the radif 235 23 Plucking the winds: Chinese village music today 239 24 Voice, handkerchief, fan: New life for Korea’s p’amori 247 25 My whole body was singing’: Kodo and the taiko drum 251 26 ‘Intangible cultural heritage’: UNESCO’s lengthening list 257 27 Going, going . : disappearing musics 263 Sources 267 Index 275 viii |
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