Speak it Louder: Asian Americans Making Music
- Author: Wong, Deborah
[ Speak It Louder ] is a remarkable and important achievement and is no doubt poised to be a significant influence in the worlds of musicology and ethnic studies —
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Contents
- Acknowledgments Southeast Asian Immigrants Sounding Off
- Chapter 1 : Asian American Performativities
- Chapter 2 : History, Memory, Re-Membering
- Chapter 3 : Taking (to) the Street: Cambodian Immigrants in the Philadelphia Mummers Parade
- Chapter 4 : Karaoke as Phantasm: Mass Mediation and Agency in Vietnamese American Popular Music
- Chapter 5 : Vietnamese American Technoculture in Orange County: Pham Duy at Home II. Encounters
- Chapter 6 : Taking (to) the Streets Again: Theorizing the Asian American Festival
- Chapter 7 : Listening to Local Practices: Asian American Performance and Identity Politics in Riverside, California III. New Interventions
- Chapter 8 : The Asian American Body in Performance
- Chapter 9 : Taiko in Asian America
- Chapter 10 : Just Being There: Making Asian American Space in the Recording Industry
- Chapter 11 : Finding an Asian American Audience: The Problem of Listening.
- Chapter 12 : ImprovisAsians: Free Improvisation as Asian American Resistance
- Chapter 13 : Ethnography, Ethnomusicology, and Post-White Theory
- Chapter 14 : My Father's Life in Music.
- Appendix A: "Thinking of the Old Village," by Khamvong Insixiengmai (transcription and translation)
- Bibliography