Thinking about Music Cities: Tales from England, Finland and Scotland
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https://doi.org/10.23985/evk.115121Avainsanat:
music city, anthropology, cultural history, cultural politicsAbstrakti
How should music cities be analysed? Based on the long and varied experiences of the authors, this article examines the merits of three different approaches – anthropologically, via cultural history and politically. It aims to remind researchers and students of the importance of methodologies and local contexts. As cities may be musical in different ways, so they may be analysed in different ways and we invite readers to consider how best to listen to musical cities – and to learn from them.
Cover image: Turku, Carta Marina 1539.
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