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1. musically.com › 2022/02/15 › why-we-need-to-thinkWhy we need to think about music ecosystems to grow the ...

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   Feb 15, 2022 · Music ecosystems are the conditions that make it possible for music to thrive in communities and the study of these conditions impacts, both positive and negative. It is both the music industry and music’s role in community – education, celebration, religion or healthcare.

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3. music.si.edu › story › sound-futures-understandingSound Futures: Understanding Musical Ecosystems

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   Sound Futures: Understanding Musical Ecosystems. Originally published by the Smithsonian Folkways Magazine. Young Aboriginal dancers keeping their tradition alive at the Leura Festival in Australia. When I wake up, I go through my music collection to find the music I feel like hearing. It may be a Bach concerto, an old Lead Belly album, an ...

4. academic.oup.com › book › 3203Sound Futures: Exploring the Ecology of Music Sustainability

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   Nov 17, 2016 · more people have more access to more music now than ever before in the history of humankind. Music once constrained to a single locale is available across the planet. The past hundred years have illustrated music’s extraordinary capacity to transform and thrive in the face of major technological, economic, demographic, generational, social, political, religious, and artistic change.

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6. link.springer.com › chapter › 10From Metaphor to Measurement of Popular Music Ecosystems ...

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   Aug 22, 2023 · Nevertheless, the music ecosystem has engaged in a reorientation and aims to strengthen its resilience to fend off possible future external shocks. The concept of resilience as it pertains to music ecosystems, however, is often merely used as a metaphor and lacks analytical understanding of its constituting principles.

7. www.linkedin.com › pulse › what-your-music-ecosystemThis Is What Your Music Ecosystem Looks Like - LinkedIn

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   Aug 14, 2019 · A music ecosystem, like all ecosystems, is multiplicitous and in constant evolution. It includes your music industry, music education, city regulation, ancillary industries like tech and sport and ...

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   Nov 17, 2016 · The five domains outlined in Chapter 1 (systems of learning music; musicians and communities; contexts and constructs; infrastructure and regulations; and media and the music industry) can act as a tool to assist in making better sense of the playing field, and the mechanics of music vitality and viability. Considered in the context of the growing body of work on music sustainability, they ...

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   What is a music ecosystem?

   • Music ecosystems are the conditions that make it possible for music to thrive in communities and the study of these conditions impacts, both positive and negative. It is both the music industry and music’s role in community – education, celebration, religion or healthcare.

   Why we need to think about music ecosystems to grow the

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   Is the music industry an ecosystem?

   • In response, recently, the terminology of (eco)systems has permeated research on the music industries. Yet, though scholars and policymakers have started looking at the music industry as an ecosystem (e.g. Behr et al., 2016), they provide little clarity of what this perspective entails.

   From Metaphor to Measurement of Popular Music

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   Should music cultures be ecosystems?

   • Across cultures and countries, this might contribute in a small way to fostering a more diverse, vibrant musical future for the planet. Envisaging music cultures as ecosystems is only one way of understanding music sustainability and diversity in all its complexity.

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   Is the music ecosystem resilient?

   • Nevertheless, the music ecosystem has engaged in a reorientation and aims to strengthen its resilience to fend off possible future external shocks. The concept of resilience as it pertains to music ecosystems, however, is often merely used as a metaphor and lacks analytical understanding of its constituting principles.

   From Metaphor to Measurement of Popular Music

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   Who is involved in the ecosystem of music?

   • Individual musicians, instrument makers, communities, educators, the music industry, opinion leaders, and public authorities are among the direct actors, while the physical environment, climate, war, discrimination, and disease are among the indirect forces in such ecosystems. Not everybody is convinced by this “ecological” approach to music.

   Sound Futures: Exploring the Ecology of Music Sustainability

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   What are es in Music Ecosystems?

   • In music ecosystems, ES include resources (e.g. talent, funding, income, cultural capital), regulation (e.g. support schemes, cultural policy, copyright laws), and culture (e.g. economic, social, artistic values, identity formation).

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10. www.knkx.org › arts-culture › 2024/03/26How cities can think differently about their 'music ecosystem'

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    Mar 26, 2024 · The book argues that a city’s music ecosystem is about more than just its historical connection to a legendary band, famous concert halls, or sold-out arena shows. It’s about supporting venues of all sizes, funding music education and making sure musicians can earn a living. Changing how music decisions are made