Black Europe [Kombinerat material] the sounds and images of black people in Europe pre-1927 / by Jeffrey Green, Rainer E. Lotz and Howard Rye ; with contibutions by Horst Bergmeier, Konrad Nowakowki, Susanne Ziegler, Hans-Jürgen Mahrenhoz and Holger Stoecker.
Annat utgivningsnummer (annat nr i ind1): BCD 16095Språk: Engelska Utgivning: [Hambergen] : Bear Family Productions, 2013Utgåva: Limited edBeskrivning: 2 vol. (296; 356 s.) ill; 44 CD; 1 CD-ROMÄmne: DDK-klassifikation:- 780.96094 23/swe
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| Bok | Musik- och teaterbiblioteket Magasin A | A 5504 | 1 | Tillgänglig | 2 böcker + 44 CD + 1 kassettomslag | 26201834129 |
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The first comprehensive documentation of the sounds and images of black people in Europe pre-1927. Collected in two 12 x 12 inch coffee table book with more than 500 full-colour pages, here is a multitude of documents, artefacts and curiosities, from passport applications, personal memorabilia and letters, to sheet music, newspaper ads and fabulous poster art, complemented by contemporary postcards and images of wax cylinders and disc records. In more than 100 chapters the life and times of these pioneering entertainers, musicians and linguists comes to life, from early film and sound examples to best-selling 78 rpm records, from ‘human zoos’ and minstrel shows to ethnological documentation and portraits of the (sometimes dubious) movers and shakers in European showbusiness of the time