Music in the post-9/11 world / edited by Jonathan Ritter, J. Martin Daughtry.
2007
780.905 M987 2007
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Title
Music in the post-9/11 world / edited by Jonathan Ritter, J. Martin Daughtry.
ISBN
0415978068
9780415978064
0415978076 (pbk.)
9780415978071 (pbk.)
9780415978064
0415978076 (pbk.)
9780415978071 (pbk.)
Imprint
New York : Routledge, c2007.
Language
English
Description
xxxi, 328 p. : ill., music ; 24 cm.
Call Number
780.905 M987 2007
System Control No.
(OCoLC)85019205
(OCoLC)85019205
(OCoLC)85019205
Bibliography, etc. Note
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Formatted Contents Note
Charting courses through terror's wake : an introduction / J. Martin Daughtry.
pt. 1. Music, the United States, and the mass media after 9/11. Pop goes to war, 2001-2004 : U.S. popular music after 9/11 / Reebee Garofalo
"America : a tribute to heroes" : music, mourning, and the unified American community / Kip Pegley and Susan Fast
The sounds of American and Canadian television news after 9/11 : entoning horror and grief, fear and anger / James Deaville
Models of charity and spirit : Bruce Springsteen, 9/11, and the War on Terror / Bryan Garman
Double voices of musical censorship after 9/11 / Martin Scherzinger
"Have you forgotten?" : Darryl Worley and the musical politics of Operation Iraqi Freedom / Peter J. Schmelz
For alle Menschen? : classical music and remembrance after 9/11 / Peter Tregear.
pt. 2. Music and 9/11 beyond the United States. Terror in an Andean key : peasant cosmopolitans interpret 9/11 / Jonathan Ritter
Exploding myths in Morocco and Senegal : Sufis making music after 9/11 / Larry Blumenfeld
Corridos of 9/11 : Mexican ballads as commemorative practice / John Holmes McDowell
"I'll tell you why we hate you!" : Shaʻbān ʻAbd al-Raḥīm and Middle Eastern reactions to 9/11 / James R. Grippo
9/11 and the politics of music-making in Afghanistan / Veronica Doubleday.
pt. 1. Music, the United States, and the mass media after 9/11. Pop goes to war, 2001-2004 : U.S. popular music after 9/11 / Reebee Garofalo
"America : a tribute to heroes" : music, mourning, and the unified American community / Kip Pegley and Susan Fast
The sounds of American and Canadian television news after 9/11 : entoning horror and grief, fear and anger / James Deaville
Models of charity and spirit : Bruce Springsteen, 9/11, and the War on Terror / Bryan Garman
Double voices of musical censorship after 9/11 / Martin Scherzinger
"Have you forgotten?" : Darryl Worley and the musical politics of Operation Iraqi Freedom / Peter J. Schmelz
For alle Menschen? : classical music and remembrance after 9/11 / Peter Tregear.
pt. 2. Music and 9/11 beyond the United States. Terror in an Andean key : peasant cosmopolitans interpret 9/11 / Jonathan Ritter
Exploding myths in Morocco and Senegal : Sufis making music after 9/11 / Larry Blumenfeld
Corridos of 9/11 : Mexican ballads as commemorative practice / John Holmes McDowell
"I'll tell you why we hate you!" : Shaʻbān ʻAbd al-Raḥīm and Middle Eastern reactions to 9/11 / James R. Grippo
9/11 and the politics of music-making in Afghanistan / Veronica Doubleday.
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