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The Music-Culture as a World of Music
MUSI 3721YUniversity of Lethbridge, Calgary CampusJohn Anderson
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The Music-Culture
• Music is universal but its meaning is not
• By culture we mean the whole way of life of a people, learned and transmitted from one generation to the next
• We use the term music-culture to refer to a group of people’s total involvement with music
• Not all music-cultures have a word for “music”
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A Music-Culture Model
• A model rooted in music through performance
• Music• Performers• Audience• Time and space
• Music’s affect is its emotional impact, whatever makes you assent, smile, grimace, nod, sway or dance
• Performance has agreed-on rules and procedures
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A Music-Culture Model
• Community is the group that carries the traditions and norms of performance
• Time and space becomes memory and history in our music-culture model
• Musical analysis is finding patterns in the sound by breaking the music into parts and determining how the parts function in the whole
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Components of a Music-Culture
• Music and the Belief System
• Aesthetics of Music• Contexts for Music• History of Music
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Social Organization of Music
• Social organization refers to how a group of people divides, arranges, or ranks itself
• Sometimes resembles social divisions within the group
• Sometimes goes against the broad cultural grain
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Repertories of Music
• Style• Scale, mode, melody,
harmony, rhythm, timbre, dynamics
• Genres• Vocal vs. instrumental?
• Texts• The words to a song
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Repertories of Music
• Composition• How does music enter
the repertory?
• Transmission• How is music learned?
• Movement• A whole range of
physical activity accompanies music
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Material Culture of Music
• Material culture refers to the tangible, physical objects that a culture produces
• The most obvious example are musical instruments
• Sheet music is material culture too
• Electronic media? • Radio, compact discs,
MP3s, television?
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Worlds of Music• Music cultures are
dynamic, not static• Constantly changing to
outside pressures• It changes to suit the
expressive and emotional desires of humankind
• Synergy vs. hegemony
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Discussion Questions• What is music?• How can music affect
culture?• How can culture affect
music?• How is music considered
as a behaviour?
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Discussion Questions• How can we better
understand different music when we compare them to languages?
• Sincere there are many similarities in musical instruments throughout the world, could there have been patterns of cultural diffusion?
• How might they have operated?