Music and Heritage: New Perspectives on Place-making and Sonic Identity
- Editor: Maloney, Liam
- Editor: Schofield, John
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Contents
- 1. Sonic identity and the making of heritage: 'This must be the place'
- Liam Maloney and John Schofield
- I. Parklife: (New) town and (old) country
- 2. The soundscape and cosmology of the Norwegian band Wardruna: Guardians of runes and makers of memories Debora Moretti and Einar Selvik
- 3. Pastoral longing in popular music: From Skye to Tennessee
- Richard Worth
- 4. Composing archaeology: The problems of recreating heritage in music
- Sadie Harrison
- 5. Space and place in English morris dance
- David Petts
- 6. Heritage culture and artistic reciprocity: Remediating the mythical
- Steven Hadley, Fay Hield and Carolyne Larrington
- II. On and on: Cities/industry/infrastructure
- 7. Decentring Liverpool's popular music heritage: Routes Jukebox
- Brett Lashua and Yaw Owusu
- 8. Music and community in 1980s Malta: The unconventional heritage of Fort Tigne
- Joshua de Giorgio
- 9. The city as archive: How industry and electronic music forged Sheffield's sonic identity
- Ron Wright and John Schofield
- 10. Music heritage, cultural justice and the Steel City: Archiving and curating popular music history in Wollongong, Australia
- Zelmarie Cantillon, Sarah Baker and Raphael Nowak
- 11. House music, Chicago and the uncomfortable heritage of racial segregation
- Liam Maloney
- 12. Intersections of genre, heritage, and place in the New Wave of American Heavy Metal
- Lewis Kennedy
- III. Interzone: Comparative Notes on a Northern Town
- 13. How a Northern Quarter music venue was crucial in the reinterpretation of 19th-century Broadside Ballads: Manchester's Improving Daily
- David Jennings
- 14. Community archaeology, identity and the excavation of Manchester's Reno nightclub
- Mike Nevell and Linda Brogan
- 15. Morrissey, memory and traces of lost time in Manchester: from the archive to the anti-archive
- Adam D. Gearey and Benjamin R. Gearey
- IV. No future: Remembrance
- 16. Hardcore heritage: consecrating the northern anxiety of Terveet Kadet
- Janne Ikaheimo
- 17. Historically Authentic Truths (the HAT trick): facts, fancies and footnotes
- William Brooks, Stefan OEstersjoe and Jez Wells
- 18. Relating ruin experience with the creative process in Radcliffe Tower: Redirected Reflections
- Mark Dyer
- 19. An experimental approach to heritage and music through a SOUNDmound at Sandby borg, Sweden: developments in method and practice
- Frances Gill, Bodil Petersson and Fadumo Weheliye
- 20. Hearing the past in the present: an augmented reality approach to site reconstruction through architecturally informed new music
- Ambrose Field
- 21. Station to station: Rock music memorial roots and routes in London
- Paul Graves-Brown and Hilary Orange