This book focuses on music, sound and space and how they have been employed to transform public and private experience.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
1. Introduction - music, sound and space: transformations of public and private experience Georgina Born; Part I. The Design of Mediated Music and Sound: 2. Sound installation art: from spatial poetics to politics, aesthetics to ethics Gascia Ouzounian; 3. Music, space and subjectivity Eric F. Clarke; 4. What the mind's ear doesn't hear Jonathan Sterne; 5. Tuning the human race: athletic capitalism and the Nike+ sport kit Sumanth Gopinath and Jason Stanyek; Part II. Space, Sound and Affect in Everyday Lifeworlds: 6. Music and the construction of space in office-based work settings Nicola Dibben and Anneli B. Haake; 7. Broadcasting the body: the 'private' made 'public' in hospital soundscapes Tom Rice; 8. Islam, sound, and space: acoustemology and Muslim citizenship on the Kenyan coast Andrew J. Eisenberg; Part III. Music, Identity, Alterity and the Politics of Space: 9. Music inside out - sounding public religion in a post-secular Europe Philip V. Bohlman; 10. Classical music and the politics of space Nicholas Cook; 11. Civil twilight: country music, alcohol, and the spaces of Manitoban Aboriginal sociability Byron Dueck; Part IV. Music and Sound: Torture, Healing and Love: 12. Music space as healing space: community music therapy and the negotiation of identity in a mental health centre Tia DeNora; 13. Towards an acoustemology of detention in the 'global war on terror' Suzanne G. Cusick; 14. Faith, hope, and the hope of love: on the fidelity of the phonographic voice Richard Middleton.
1. Introduction - music, sound and space: transformations of public and private experience Georgina Born; Part I. The Design of Mediated Music and Sound: 2. Sound installation art: from spatial poetics to politics, aesthetics to ethics Gascia Ouzounian; 3. Music, space and subjectivity Eric F. Clarke; 4. What the mind's ear doesn't hear Jonathan Sterne; 5. Tuning the human race: athletic capitalism and the Nike+ sport kit Sumanth Gopinath and Jason Stanyek; Part II. Space, Sound and Affect in Everyday Lifeworlds: 6. Music and the construction of space in office-based work settings Nicola Dibben and Anneli B. Haake; 7. Broadcasting the body: the 'private' made 'public' in hospital soundscapes Tom Rice; 8. Islam, sound, and space: acoustemology and Muslim citizenship on the Kenyan coast Andrew J. Eisenberg; Part III. Music, Identity, Alterity and the Politics of Space: 9. Music inside out - sounding public religion in a post-secular Europe Philip V. Bohlman; 10. Classical music and the politics of space Nicholas Cook; 11. Civil twilight: country music, alcohol, and the spaces of Manitoban Aboriginal sociability Byron Dueck; Part IV. Music and Sound: Torture, Healing and Love: 12. Music space as healing space: community music therapy and the negotiation of identity in a mental health centre Tia DeNora; 13. Towards an acoustemology of detention in the 'global war on terror' Suzanne G. Cusick; 14. Faith, hope, and the hope of love: on the fidelity of the phonographic voice Richard Middleton.
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