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Studying Popular Music

Ethnomusicology, 1992
Peter Manuel, Richard Middleton
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5amusicology, Popular Music Studies, And Political Economy ;5b Musicology, Popular Music Studies, And Cultural Geography; 29 Musicology, Popular Music Studies, And The Interpretative Sciences

2000
Abstract This series of three Study Sessions, all with titles of the form ‘Musicology, Popular Music Studies, and ... ‘, was coordinated by Richard Middleton. The series was plagued by the withdrawal of a number of the contributors who had originally agreed to speak, and a fourth session on gender study had to be cancelled.
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The Music of Samba Schools: A Challenge for Popular Music Studies

2017
The music of the samba schools of Rio de Janeiro, the samba-enredo, is a topic of much interest to the popular music studies. One of its most striking features is the fact that most of the composers who are dedicated to this genre does not have any formal musical education, which provides fertile ground for studies on music learning processes and oral ...
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Interdisciplinary Editing in Popular Music Studies

Music Reference Services Quarterly, 1998
Abstract The author relates his experiences as Editor of Popular Music and Societythe leading journal in its field.
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Towards posthegemonic popular music studies

2019
In this paper, I argue that the implicit or explicit dependence on hegemony theory within popular music studies has resulted in diminishing the relevance of the aural dimension of culture and neglecting the wider consideration of the political effects of sound.
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POPULAR MUSIC STUDIES: THE ISSUE OF MUSICAL VALUE

Journal of Popular Music Studies, 1992
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Beatles Studies vs. Popular Music Studies?

2017
Beginning with William Mann’s seminal 1963 article in the Times, this presentation reviews half a century of so-called Beatles studies, the history of which is examined in the light of the academic research carried out on popular music since the 1960s. From Wilfrid Mellers’s early attempts to the first American theses addressing the Beatles through the
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