TY - MGZN
AU - Amanda Brandellero
AB - This chapter charts a journey through the staging of musical heritage in Europe. It draws from the experience of programmers of world music festivals and performances who  work  across  the  continent.  These  programmers  engage  with  music  acts  from diverse heritages and contemporary expressions thereof, from rural folk in Germany and Slovakia, to ritual and ceremonial sounds from Uganda and Thailand. They also work with the hybrid tunes emerging from serendipitous creative encounters that urban living facilitates between musicians coming from different traditions.
C2 - Heritage Discourses in Europe
N2 - This chapter charts a journey through the staging of musical heritage in Europe. It draws from the experience of programmers of world music festivals and performances who  work  across  the  continent.  These  programmers  engage  with  music  acts  from diverse heritages and contemporary expressions thereof, from rural folk in Germany and Slovakia, to ritual and ceremonial sounds from Uganda and Thailand. They also work with the hybrid tunes emerging from serendipitous creative encounters that urban living facilitates between musicians coming from different traditions.
PB - Amsterdam University Press
SN - 978-1-64189-203-2
SP - 99
EP - 110
TI - Staging musical heritage in Europe through continuity and change
UR - https://doi.org/10.1515/9781641892032-009
ER -