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Subcultural Sounds

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The study of subcultural musics, what Mark Slobin calls "small musics in big systems," is characterized by a tremendously expanding search for cultural identity within multiethnic societies that are increasingly caught up in global cultural flow.

Subcultural Sounds is the first critical attempt to explore the dynamics of this process in Europe and America, the heartland of music production and bellwether for global culture. By combining interpretation with concrete analysis, Slobin works toward a comparative approach for understanding the "micromusics" of Euro-America.

Includes a new preface that was added to the second printing in 2000.

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Product Details
Wesleyan University Press
0819562610 / 9780819562616
Paperback / softback
780
01/05/1993
United States
139 pages, 1 Table.
152 x 229 mm