Cajun Breakdown examines the social and cultural roots of Cajun music's development through 1950. The idiom's synthetic nature suggests an extensive and intensive dialogue with popular culture that extinguishes the myth that Cajuns were an insular folk group astray in the American South.
Cajun Breakdown examines the social and cultural roots of Cajun music's development through 1950. The idiom's synthetic nature suggests an extensive and intensive dialogue with popular culture that extinguishes the myth that Cajuns were an insular folk group astray in the American South.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Louisiana native Ryan André Brasseaux is the Dean of Davenport College and Lecturer in American Studies at Yale University. A former Research Associate for public radio's American Routes hosted by Nick Spitzer, Brasseaux has served as a Cajun cultural expert for the National Council for the Traditional Arts, Associated Press, National Public Radio, Public Radio International, Canadian Broadcast Corporation, National Film Board of Canada, and the Food Network. He lives on Yale's campus with his wife Jessika and their two children Anne Elise and Joseph Emile.
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Acknowedgements Preface Introduction: Framing Cajun Music 1. Social Music 2. Early Commercial Era 3. A Heterogeneous Tradition 4. Becoming the Folk 5. Cajun Swing Era 6. The Modern Cajun Sound 7. Cajun National Anthem 8. A New Mental World Epilogue: Escaping Isolation Endnotes Bibliography Cajun Redux: A Discographic Essay of Early Cajun Music Reissues on Compact Disk
Acknowedgements Preface Introduction: Framing Cajun Music 1. Social Music 2. Early Commercial Era 3. A Heterogeneous Tradition 4. Becoming the Folk 5. Cajun Swing Era 6. The Modern Cajun Sound 7. Cajun National Anthem 8. A New Mental World Epilogue: Escaping Isolation Endnotes Bibliography Cajun Redux: A Discographic Essay of Early Cajun Music Reissues on Compact Disk
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