Jump Up! Caribbean Carnival Music in New York City presents the first thorough history of calypso and steelband music outside the Caribbean, that emerged first in Harlem and later, Brooklyn.
Jump Up! Caribbean Carnival Music in New York City presents the first thorough history of calypso and steelband music outside the Caribbean, that emerged first in Harlem and later, Brooklyn.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Ray Allen is Professor of Music and American Studies at Brooklyn College, CUNY, where he teaches classes on American music, world music, and urban folk culture. His research has ranged from African American gospel, Caribbean Carnival music, and the folk music revival to the works of composers Ruth Crawford Seeger and George Gershwin. His books include Singing in the Spirit: African-American Sacred Quartets in New York City, Island Sounds in the Global City: Caribbean Popular Music in New York City (co-edited with Lois Wilcken), Ruth Crawford Seeger's Worlds: Innovation and Tradition in Twentieth Century American Music (co-edited with Elli Hisama), and Gone to the Country: The New Lost City Ramblers and the Urban Folk Music Revival.
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* Acknowledgements * Introduction * Chapter 1 - Carnival Music in Trinidad and into the Diaspora * Chapter 2- Harlem's Caribbean Dance Orchestras and Early Calypsonians words * Chapter 3 - Harlem Carnival: Dame Lorraine Dances and the Seventh Avenue Street Parade * Chapter 4 - Carnival Comes to Brooklyn * Chapter 5 - The Brooklyn Steelband Movement * Chapter 6 - The Brooklyn Soca Connection - The Record Companies * Chapter 7 - Brooklyn Soca as Transnational Expression * Chapter 8 - J'ouvert in Brooklyn J'Ouvert: Revitalizing Carnival Tradition words * Chapter 9 - "We Jammin' Still"- Brooklyn Carnival in the New Millennium words * Notes * References * Interviews
* Acknowledgements * Introduction * Chapter 1 - Carnival Music in Trinidad and into the Diaspora * Chapter 2- Harlem's Caribbean Dance Orchestras and Early Calypsonians words * Chapter 3 - Harlem Carnival: Dame Lorraine Dances and the Seventh Avenue Street Parade * Chapter 4 - Carnival Comes to Brooklyn * Chapter 5 - The Brooklyn Steelband Movement * Chapter 6 - The Brooklyn Soca Connection - The Record Companies * Chapter 7 - Brooklyn Soca as Transnational Expression * Chapter 8 - J'ouvert in Brooklyn J'Ouvert: Revitalizing Carnival Tradition words * Chapter 9 - "We Jammin' Still"- Brooklyn Carnival in the New Millennium words * Notes * References * Interviews
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