Musicians and their Audiences: Performance, Speech and Mediation

Contents

• Jonathan P.J. Stock - Foreword: Audiencing
• Ioannis Tsioulakis & Elina Hytoenen-Ng - Introduction to Musicians and Audiences
• PART I: CONCEPTUALISING THE AUDIENCE-PERFORMER ENGAGEMENT
• Bruce Johnson - In the Body of the Audience
• Laura Leante - Observing Musicians/Audience Interaction in North Indian Classical Music Performance
• Mary Louise O'Donnell & Jonathan Henderson - 'One Step Above the Ornamental Greenery': A Survivor's Guide to Playing to an Audience Who Does Not Listen
• PART II: LIVE RELATIONSHIPS: NEGOTIATIONS OF PERFORMANCE
• Elina Hytoenen-Ng - Contemporary British Jazz Musicians' Relationship with the Audience: Renditions of We-Relations and Intersubjectivity
• Barbara Bradby - Performer-Audience Interaction in Live Concerts: Ritual or Conversation?
• Andrew Pace - Refiguring Maltese Heritage through Musical Performance: Audience Complicity and the Role of Venues in Etnika's Stage Shows
• PART III: TECHNOLOGICAL MEDIATIONS: THE VIRTUAL AND THE MATERIAL
• Hillegonda C. Rietveld - Authenticity and Liveness in Digital DJ Performance
• Richard Osborne - That's Me in the Spotlight: Audiences and Musicians on Screen
• Ioannis Tsioulakis - 'Soon You'll Wish They Would Shut Up!': The Digitised Political Voices of Music Stars and their Audiences in Recession Greece
• PART IV: OFF-STAGE DISCOURSES AND THE POWER OF FANDOM
• Nancy Bruseker - 'Where are the girls of the old brigade?': Vesta Tilley and Her Female Audience in Correspondence
• Mark Duffett - From Secret Fantasies to Social Systems: Re-reading Starlust as a Portrait of the Dedicated Popular Music Audience
• Walter van de Leur - Afterword: 'Moved to the point where she could no longer contain herself': Ellington and Audience Interaction at the Newport Jazz Festival