Sounds of the Pandemic (eBook, PDF)

Accounts, Experiences, Perspectives in Times of COVID-19
Redaktion: Agamennone, Maurizio; Sarno, Giulia; Palma, Daniele

• Format: PDF

Produktbeschreibung

Sounds of the Pandemic offers one of the first critical analyses of the changes in sonic environments, artistic practice, and listening behaviour caused by the Coronavirus outbreak.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Taylor & Francis
• Seitenzahl: 310
• Erscheinungstermin: 20. Dezember 2022
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781000799897
• Artikelnr.: 66219240

Autorenporträt

Maurizio Agamennone is Full Professor of Ethnomusicology at the University of Florence. His interests span theoretical issues in ethnomusicology; poetic improvisation and other forms of sung poetry; living polyphonies; the activities and productions of migrant musicians; the compositional and performance practices in the European musical avant-garde; and intercultural exchanges in contemporary music. Daniele Palma is a post-doctoral research fellow at the University of Bologna, working on evidence of Giuseppe Verdi's operas performance practice in 19th century music periodicals. His research concerns operatic vocality in the 19th and 20th centuries, early sound media, cultural imaginaries of opera, and amateur music practices, from children's records to mental patients. Giulia Sarno is a post-doctoral research fellow in Ethnomusicology at the University of Florence. Her current interests span a variety of topics in contemporary musical and sonic practices, from avant-garde electronics, to oral traditions, and popular music. She is investigating the relationship between sound and football, and the history of the centre for music research Tempo Reale (Florence).

Inhaltsangabe

Part 1: Accounts: Sounds from a World under Lockdown 1. Listening to the
First Lockdown: The Auditory Experience of Wroc¿aw's Inhabitants 2.
Together in Discipline and Turmoil: Remembering Public Sounds during the
COVID-19 Pandemic in the Czech Republic and Slovakia 3.Listening to the
Hustle and the Hush: Sound, City, and the Pandemic 4. Applauses and
Banners, Horns and Fireworks: Tracing the Sonic Expression of French Social
Movements during Lockdown 5. Pandemic Soundscaping: Rediscovering a New
Aura in the Mediatised Sonic Reality 6. Not People but a Sound: Virtual
Audio and the Appropriation of Fandom Practices in Pandemic Football 7. A
Digital Archive of Participatory Location Rhythm Performances: Listening as
a Way of Attending to the Pandemic Part 2: Experiences: Musicking in the
Face of the Pandemic 8. Huapanguitos pa seguir aguantando en cuarentena:
Mexican SonTube Channels as Emergent Digital Spaces of Music and Community
during COVID-19 9. "WHY DO THEY DANCE IN THE MIDDLE OF THE PANDEMIC?"
Post-Pandemic Cumbia, Mediated Live Music, and Digital Heritage from Mexico
City 10. Sardinian Traditional Music during the COVID-19 Pandemic 11.
Becoming Visible: Proud Roma and Sinti Musicians in Italy during the
Pandemic 12. Rethinking Intermedia Practices during the Pandemic: Staging
and Conception of Alexander Schubert's Virtual Reality Video Game Genesis
13. Musicians in the Brazilian Pandemic: Facing COVID-19 during the
Bolsonaro Regime and the Aldir Blanc Emergency Bill 14. Musical Performance
during and after the COVID-19 Pandemic: Days of Future Passed? Part 3:
Perspectives: Rethinking Sound and Music against the Backdrop of a Global
Crisis 15. Coronamusic(king): Types, Repertoires, Consolatory Function 16.
The Pandemic as a Catalyst for Remotivity in Music 17. Music in Lockdown:
On Sonic Spaces during the COVID-19 Pandemic, March - June 2020 18. What a
Blackbird Has Told Me: Latent Acoustic Learning in the Times of COVID-19
19. The Sounds and Silence of COVID-19 Quarantine: Media Representation,
Debility, and Neoliberal Biopolitics 20. Four Sounds against Capitalocene:
Lockdown, Music, and the Artist as Producer 21. Afterword: Coping with
Crisis through Coronamusic