Historicising the question of socialisation into “popular music”

This article is more of a programmatic text than a specific research report. It aims to show the necessity of a historicization of the question of musical socializations, in particular in the field of popular music which appeared during the 20th century and evolved much in a few decades. Based on a...

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Main Author: Marc Perrenoud
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Language:English
Published: Éditions de l'EHESS 2023-12-01
Series:Transposition
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Online Access:https://journals.openedition.org/transposition/8113
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description This article is more of a programmatic text than a specific research report. It aims to show the necessity of a historicization of the question of musical socializations, in particular in the field of popular music which appeared during the 20th century and evolved much in a few decades. Based on a set of sociohistorical works, including those conducted by the author for the last twenty-five years (field surveys in France and Switzerland mainly), the article highlights the drastic evolution of the conditions of possibility of a coming to musical practice in the last sixty years.
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Transposition
Historicization
musical socialisations
musical work
musicking
ordinary musicians
title Historicising the question of socialisation into “popular music”
title_full Historicising the question of socialisation into “popular music”
title_fullStr Historicising the question of socialisation into “popular music”
title_full_unstemmed Historicising the question of socialisation into “popular music”
title_short Historicising the question of socialisation into “popular music”
title_sort historicising the question of socialisation into popular music
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musical socialisations
musical work
musicking
ordinary musicians
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