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Taking Popular Music Seriously/ Frith,Simon

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: England: Ashgate Pub Co, 2007Description: 343ISBN: 0754626792DDC classification: 781.64

Contents:

Youth and music -- The magic that can set you free: the ideology of folk and the myth of the rock community -- Rock and sexuality (with Angela McRobbie) -- Afterthoughts -- Formalism, realism and leisure: the case of the punk -- Art vs. technology: the strange case of popular music -- The industrialisation of popular music -- Playing with real feeling: making sense of jazz in Britain -- The suburban sensibility in British rock and pop -- The discourse of world music -- Pop music -- Look! hear! the uneasy relationship of music and television -- Music and everyday life -- Why do songs have words? -- Hearing secret harmonies -- Towards an aesthetic of popular music -- Adam Smith and music -- Music and identity -- What is bad music?

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Item type	Current library	Call number	Status	Date due	Barcode	Item holds
General Books	Central Library, Sikkim University General Book Section	781.64 FRI/T (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available		P33085

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Youth and music --
The magic that can set you free: the ideology of folk and the myth of the rock community --
Rock and sexuality (with Angela McRobbie) --
Afterthoughts --
Formalism, realism and leisure: the case of the punk --
Art vs. technology: the strange case of popular music --
The industrialisation of popular music --
Playing with real feeling: making sense of jazz in Britain --
The suburban sensibility in British rock and pop --
The discourse of world music --
Pop music --
Look! hear! the uneasy relationship of music and television --
Music and everyday life --
Why do songs have words? --
Hearing secret harmonies --
Towards an aesthetic of popular music --
Adam Smith and music --
Music and identity --
What is bad music?

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