Thinking about music from Latin America
Problems and questions
$17.000
Latin American music is passionate and rhythmic, but also sad and reflective. In this book, musicologist Juan Pablo González seeks to articulate a way of thinking based on what music, musicians, audiences, and cultural industries in Latin America offer us. A way of thinking that allows us to approach Latin America from within, from its closed veins, from those that mark its pulse and where the most intimate of its diverse and dynamic identity circulates. The proposal is to observe or rather listen to Latin American music as a whole from some study paradigms that have emerged from the broad field of humanities and social sciences, paradigms that influenced the renewal of musicology from the 1980s onwards, leading this discipline to revise the way it was thinking about music.
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Thinking about music from Latin America Problems and questions
| Autor | Juan Pablo Gonzalez |
|---|---|
| Portada | Ver portada |
| Year | 01-2013 |
| Nº de páginas | 330 |
| ISBN | 978-956-8421-78-6 |
| Intellectual Property Registration | 221700 |
| ISBN digital | 9789568421984 |
Juan Pablo Gonzalez
Chile. Doctor of Musicology from the University of California, Los Angeles, director of the Master's program in Latin American Musicology and the journal Counter-pulse from the Alberto Hurtado University, and coordinator of the Regional Association for Latin America and the Caribbean of the International Musicological Society, ARLAC/IMS. Between 2022 and 2024, he was a visiting professor at the Complutense University of Madrid. He has contributed to musicological education in the region by creating undergraduate and postgraduate programs at various Chilean universities. and giving seminars in Argentina, Peru, Colombia, Brazil, Mexico, and Spain. Along with his numerous articles in academic journals, highlight their four latest books Encounters/Disencounters in Chilean Popular Music, 1970-1990; Violeta Parra. Three songwriting albums -en co-authorship–; Thinking about Music from Latin America: Problems and Questions, with five editions in Chile, Argentina, Brazil, and the United States; and Chilean auteur popular music. Industry and citizenship at the end of the 20th century.
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