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African American history
African American music
African American music history
African American music reader
African American musicians
African diaspora soundscapes
Afro American music
American music
American music history
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Black American music
black composers
black cultural expression
blues
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ethnomusicological analysis
Fisk Jubilee singers
gospel
Harlem Renaissance
hip hop
jazz
Jelly Roll Morton
Ma Rainey
Motown
music and ethnicity
music and race
musicology research methods
Paul Robeson
popular music
post-emancipation cultural studies
R&B
race and identity in performance
ragtime
rhythm and blues
sacred harp singing
soul music
T-bone Walker
twentieth century black music scholarship
Product details
- ISBN 9780136013228
- Weight: 657g
- Dimensions: 174 x 246mm
- Publication Date: 12 Aug 2009
- Publisher: Taylor & Francis Inc
- Publication City/Country: US
- Product Form: Paperback
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From Jubilee to Hip Hop includes 36 reading selections that underscore the breadth and variety of African American musical culture. Each of these selections relates something notable and interesting about African American musical culture since the Emancipation, whether it is Marian Anderson's recollection of the legendary 1939 DAR Constitution Hall debacle, or John Chilton's story of the impact of Louis Jordan's song, "Caldonia."
Kip Lornell, Editor, The George Washington University
