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Maria Guarino
Mar 26, 2012, 10:35:10 AM3/26/12
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Dear All,
A little self promotion:
The two discussion/requests for material bring to mind Bourdieu's theory of the habitus and his discussion of the authoritative language of worship (the "how" "why" and "says who" of musical-liturgical choice and performance). I discuss these ideas in a recent article in _Ethnomusicology Review_: "So, They Aren't Always this Angelic? An Ethnographic Study on Being and Becoming an All Saints Choirboy." I look at the socio-religious dimensions of an Episcopalian boy choir as well as issues of ritual transformation, historical consciousness, authenticity, and authority in liturgical music performance.
The link: http://ethnomusicologyreview.ucla.edu/journal/volume/16/piece/462
All Best,
Maria
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Maria S. Guarino
University of Virginia
McIntire Department of Music
ABD, PhD Program in Critical and Comparative Studies
A little self promotion:
The two discussion/requests for material bring to mind Bourdieu's theory of the habitus and his discussion of the authoritative language of worship (the "how" "why" and "says who" of musical-liturgical choice and performance). I discuss these ideas in a recent article in _Ethnomusicology Review_: "So, They Aren't Always this Angelic? An Ethnographic Study on Being and Becoming an All Saints Choirboy." I look at the socio-religious dimensions of an Episcopalian boy choir as well as issues of ritual transformation, historical consciousness, authenticity, and authority in liturgical music performance.
The link: http://ethnomusicologyreview.ucla.edu/journal/volume/16/piece/462
All Best,
Maria
--
Maria S. Guarino
University of Virginia
McIntire Department of Music
ABD, PhD Program in Critical and Comparative Studies
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