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Feb 1, 2022 · Abstract. Musicians and music psychologists are acutely aware of the power of music and its ability to influence our emotions, moods, thoughts, wellbeing, identity, and behaviour towards others. Indeed, music is often used to help address specific problems, especially within health and wellbeing. The problem of climate change is becoming ...
Abstract. Music has a critical role to play in the transition towards a culture of sustainability. Music is essential to human survival and human development. Contrary to popular opinion, it is not an ‘add on;’ instead, it is the life-blood of culture and individual and collective identity and strengthens our bio-culture.
- Sara J. Wolcott
- 2016
Nov 17, 2016 · The project, Sustainable Futures for Music Cultures: Toward an Ecology of Musical Diversity (2009–2014), made a deliberate choice to focus not only on “endangered” music practices (as has largely been the practice in other efforts) but also, equally, on “successful” ones. The rationale for this was that while the former may provide profound insight into the main obstacles encountered ...
Nov 1, 2016 · For instance, Paul Willis (1978) analyses musical tastes as a tool of self-identity construction for motor-bike boys and hippies in the “profane culture” in the 1950s and 1960s, and Simon Frith takes “popular music seriously” (the title of his 2007 collection of essays) in describing popular music as a product of continuous negotiation, dispute and agreement among consuming actors who ...
- Sacha Kagan, Volker Kirchberg
- 2016
music has any future (see, for example, Rosen 2001). Although a broad consider-ation of sustainability and music would include an assessment of classical music education in the schools and elsewhere, my focus in this essay is upon music outside the Western art music tradition. This, after all, is the music that ethnomusicologists
Nov 17, 2016 · Abstract. The sustainability of music and other intangible expressions of culture has been high on the agenda of scholars, governments, and nongovernmental organizations in recent years. However, there is a striking lack of systematic research into what exactly affects sustainability across music cultures.
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First published in The World of Music in 2009, in a special issue on Music and Sustainability, it was reprinted in my book Toward a Sound Ecology: New and Selected Essays (Indiana University Press, 2020). See full PDF. download Download PDF. Economy, Ecology and Music: An Introduction (2009) Jeff Todd Titon. the world of music, 2009.
