Brass Bands of the World: Militarism, Colonial Legacies, and Local Music Making
- Author: Brucher, Katherine
- Editor: Reily, Suzel Ana
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Contents
- Contents: Foreword, Charles Keil
- Introduction: the world of brass bands, Katherine Brucher and Suzel Ana Reily
- Brass and military bands in Britain - performance domains, the factors that construct them and their influence, Trevor Herbert
- Western challenge, Japanese musical response: military bands in modern Japan, Sarah McClimon
- Battlefields and the field of music: South Korean military band musicians and the Korean War, Heejin Kim
- From processions to encontros: the performance niches of the community bands of Minas Gerais, Brazil, Suzel Ana Reily
- The representational power of the New Orleans brass band, Matt Sakakeeny
- Soldiers of God: the spectacular musical ministry of the Christmas bands in the Western Cape, South Africa, Sylvia Bruinders
- Composing identity and transposing values in Portuguese amateur wind bands, Katherine Brucher
- Playing away: liminality, flow and communitas in an Ulster flute band's visit to a Scottish Orange parade, Gordon Ramsey
- From village to world stage: the malleability of Sinaloan popular brass bands, Helena Simonett
- Bibliography
- Discography
- Index.