Category: Global sonic cultures
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Developing a research question / decolonisation
I am interested in… What is your topic? Which areas of research does it involve? … in order to find out… What question/s are you trying to answer? … to help my reader understand… What do you hope to discover in the process? What might others learn from your research? Decolonisation What does decolonisation mean/entail?…
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Introduction to global sonic cultures
Assignment brief What does critical thinking involve? Sound Materials Creation What does it mean when this performance (of this work) takes place at this time, in this place, with these participants? Some examples: Jogja Noise Bombing, Jogyakarta Nusasonic Jogyakarta, Club Transmediale
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Archives
What are archives Sound archives under suspicion Miguel A. Garcia Garcia brings up the correct way to collect a sound archive, He believes sounds where there to be collected. Cultural artefacts have a place within a communities, archiving is doing violence towards that culture or place. Mele Yamomo states that “The ability to archive and…
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Afro-sonics
Looking at the linear ages of the Afro-sonic culture, because it had a huge impact on music. The ring shout Common musical themes in The Ring Shout The underground railroads There where routes where slaves could take to be set free, as slavery was abolished in some states so you could escape to some states.…
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Feedback for my essay Global Sonic Cultures
Essay help Getting started I must focus on something for my essay, a piece of artwork or an artist that is in the field. Think about three things that are bought up with the case study, then reflect on these. 1500 words, must include referencing and a bibliography. Sources for decolonisation George E. Lewis: Eastman Invocations (2018)…