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National Identity versus Commerce: An Analysis of Opportunities and Limitations within the Welsh Music Scene for Composers and Performing Musicians
I have a new Journal article coming out in the next week which discusses some askpects of the Welsh Music scene. It will be published in the Journal ‘Popular Music History’ – a short abstract copied below. This chapter intends … Continue reading
Posted in Academic, Live Music, Music Industry, Musicology
Tagged composers, identity, Music Industry, musicology, paul carr, performing musicians, welsh music
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No one had ever heard a guitar played like that before: The redefinition of the jazz aesthetic in the work of post 1970’s electric guitarist composers
I wrote a book chapter a while ago as part of an edited collection entitled ‘De Canonizing Music History’. The chaper looks at the position of the electric guitarist as a jazz composer. Anyway, I have noticed that the book … Continue reading
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Tagged analysis, Bill Frisell, composers, composition, electric guitarists, forms, fusion, guitar, guitarists, jazz, jazz guitar, Jim Hall, John Mclaughlin, Larry Coryell, musicology, other music, Pat Martino, pat metheny, rock, rock guitar
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