Jazz Diaspora : Music and Globalisation.

Cover -- Half Title -- Series Information -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Dedication -- Table Of Contents -- Transnational Studies In jazz -- Introduction: Diaspora And New Jazz Studies -- Part 1 First Eight -- 1 Global Jazz Diaspora: A Chronicle -- Introduction -- International Migration - The First Phase -- Physical Migrations -- Media -- Cultural And Political Reception -- Performers, Performance Practices And Social Spaces -- The Great Depression -- World War Two -- The Cold War To The 1970s -- Fin De Siècle -- Conclusions -- Notes -- Part 2 Second Eight -- 2 Discourses And Infrastructures -- The Name 'jazz' -- Discourses -- Infrastructures -- Collectors, Hot Clubs, Magazines -- Jazz Festivals -- Jazz Education -- 3 Local Forms And Syncretisms -- Introduction -- Free Jazz -- Regional Styles -- Africa -- Local Instrumental Traditions -- Local Cultural Traditions -- What Is 'local Identity'? -- Conclusion -- Note -- Part 3 Bridge -- 4 Anomalies -- Diaspora -- Jazz Exceptionalism -- Authenticity -- Blackness -- 5 Problematics -- Mediations: sound Recordings -- Nation -- Genesis Myth: geographical -- Genesis Myth: cultural -- Gender -- Part 4 Last Eight -- 6 Alternative Methodologies -- Introduction -- Personal Testimony -- Jazz-specific Methodologies -- Narratologies -- Epistemologies -- 7 Conclusions And Future Directions -- Introduction -- Micro-case Study -- From Methodologies To Epistemologies -- Sonic Cognition And Jazz Studies -- Bibliography -- Tv/video/dvd -- Discography (chronological Order) -- Films (chronological Order) -- Filmography And Discography -- Tv/video/dvd -- Discography (chronological Order) -- Films (chronological Order) -- Index.

Jazz Diaspora: Music and Globalisation is about the international diaspora of jazz, well underway within a year of the first jazz recordings in 1917.

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Electronic reproduction. Ann Arbor, Michigan : ProQuest Ebook Central, 2024. Available via World Wide Web. Access may be limited to ProQuest Ebook Central affiliated libraries.