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Folk Music : Very Short Introductions series
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A concise and comprehensive introduction exploring the worlds of folk music, its evolution, and diverse expressions in human cultures.
About this book
Researcher and ethnomusicologist Mark Slobin presents in "Folk Music: A Very Short Introduction" (published under the Very Short Introductions Series by the Kalima Translation Project at the Abu Dhabi Arabic Language Centre) an engaging analytical and historical study highlighting the roots of folk music and its importance in shaping cultural identities. The book explores how melodies and songs are transmitted across generations, reflecting societies' values and life experiences, while addressing their interaction with modern social and technological changes. Through a smooth and accessible academic style, the book offers readers and culture/music enthusiasts a deeper understanding of the authenticity of folk arts and their vital role in human consciousness.
Why read it?
Because it opens broad horizons for exploring global folk musical heritage, offering an enjoyable analytical perspective for anyone interested in cultural and artistic studies.
Who is it for?
For researchers, students, heritage and music enthusiasts, and anyone interested in understanding the diversity of human cultures through auditory arts.
Book details
Language
ar
ISBN-13
9789948806417
ISBN-10
9948806417
Page count
263
Age rating
General