The nature of Nordic music / edited by Tim Howell.
Språk: Engelska Utgivning: London : Routledge, 2020Tillverkare: Henry LingUtgivningstid: ©2020Utgåva: 1. ed. 2020Beskrivning: xxii, 250 sidor illustrationer, musiknoter 24 cmInnehållstyp:- text
- unmediated
- volume
- 9781138207189
- 780.9 23/swe
| Item type | Current library | Call number | Status | Date due | Barcode | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Book | Musik- och teaterbiblioteket Magasin A | B32.739 | Checked out | 2025-11-24 | 26201863769 |
Berör klimat och hållbarhet.
Part I: IDENTITIES 1. 'Nordicness' in Scandinavian music: A complex question / Michael Fjeldsøe & Sanne Krogh Groth -- 2. Escaping Nordic musical exoticism? / Hans Weisethaunet -- 3. In search of the Nordic electroacoustic / Andrew Bentley & James Andean -- 4. Starting from scratch: Nation-building and the creation of an Icelandic choral tradition / Árni Heimir Ingólfsson -- Part II: IMAGES 5. Not Nordic Enough? 'Nordic cool' as a Janus-headed strategy for artistic inclusion and expulsion / Henrik Marstal -- 6. And Björk of course - the image of Icelandic music / Margret Sigrún Sigurdardóttir -- 7. Cold commodities: Discourses of decay and purity in a globalised jazz world / Haftor Medbøe -- 8. Folk and popular music in the Nordic countries / Tor Dybo -- Part III: ENVIRONMENTS 9. Ecocriticism and the Anthropocene in the Water Soundscape Composition Contest / Meri Kytö -- 10. Nordic drone: Pedal points and static textures as musical imagery of the northerly environment / Juha Torvinen & Susanna Välimäki -- 11. Telling the time: Communication and temporality in Nordic new music / Tim Howell & Richard Powell -- 12. Sigur Rós: Talking timbre / Michael Rofe
"The Nature of Nordic Music explores two distinctive yet complementary understandings of the term 'nature': the inherent features, characters and qualities of contemporary Nordic music, and how the elemental forces of nature, the phenomena of the physical world (landscape, climate, environment), inspire and condition creativity here. Within a broader debate about the meaning of 'Nordicness', 12 case studies challenge our assumptions about a 'Nordic tone' to reveal a creative energy that is diverse and cosmopolitan in outlook. Each of the three parts of the book -- Identities, Images and Environments -- accommodates an eclectic array of musical genres (classical, popular, jazz, folk, electronic). This book will appeal to anyone interested in Nordic music and culture, especially students and researchers"--.