Cross-Cultural Aesthetics

Articles+ Daniel Avorgbedor: Preface+ Lawrence Kramer: Music, Cultural Mixture, and the Aesthetic+ Ian Chambers: Some Notes on Neapolitan Song: From Local Traditon to Worldly Transit+ Judith L. Hanna: Aesthetics - Whose Notions of Appropriateness and Competency, What Are They and What Do We Know?+ Marc Benamou: Comparing Musical Affect: Java and the West+ Ben Koen: The Spiritual Aesthetic in Badakhshani Devotional Music+ Chan E. Park: Poetics and Politics of Korean Oral Tradition in a Cross-cultural Context+ Cheryl L. Keyes: The Aesthetic Significance of African American Sound Culture and Its Impact on Popular Music Style and IndustryBook Reviews (Tina K. Ramnarine, ed.)+ Sofia Joons: Martin Clayton, Trevor Herbert and Richard Middleton, eds. The Cultural Study of Music: A Critical Introduction+ Jonathan McIntosh: Bruno Nettl, Encounters in Ethnomusicology: A Memoir+ Tina K. Ramnarine: Margaret J. Kartomi. The Gamelan Digul and the Prison Camp Musician Who Built It: An Australian Link with the Indonesian Revolution+ Tina K. Ramnarine: Andy Nercessian, ed. Old Armenian Songs: A Nineteenth Century Collection by Ghewond AlishanCD Reviews (Gregory F. Barz, ed.)+ James Porter: Scottish Tradition, vol. 1-19. School of Scottish Studies, University of Edinburgh, Greentrax Recordings, 1993-2000+ Mark Slobin: Before the Revolution: A 1909 Recording Expedition in the Caucasus and Central Asia by the Gramophone Company. Compiler: Will Prentice for the British Library National Sound Archive. Topic Records.+ Edda Brandes: Niger - Musique des Touaregs/Music of the Tuaregs. Vol. 1: Azawagh. Vol. 2: In Gall. Archives internationales de musique populaire. Musee d'ethnographie de Geneve. Fieldworkers: Francois Borel and Ernst Lichtenhahn. VDE-Gallo+ James R. Newell: (1) Davie Stewart: Go On, Sing Another Song - (2) Jimmy MacBeath: Tramps and Hawkers - (3) John Strachan: Songs From Aberdeenshire. - (4) Two Gentlemen of the Road: Jimmy MacBeath and Davie Stewart. - The Alan Lomax