Music: An Appreciation, 10th Edition (Kamien)

Chapter 1: Music in Nonwestern Cultures

Web Exercises

International Council for Traditional Music (ICTM)

http://www.ictmusic.org/ICTM/

ICTM is a non-governmental organization devoted to the study and practice of music traditions from around the world. Among other activities, they edit the prestigious UNESCO Collection , recordings of music from cultures around the world. The site provides links to study groups, related to the organization, as well as information on conferences and other activities.

UNESCO COLLECTION

http://www.unesco.org/culture/cdmusic/index.shtml

This site provides access to the recordings commissioned as part of the UNESCO World Heritage preservation projects. In addition to marketing information on the recordings, the site provides links to music related organizations within UNESCO, as well as additional information on the preservation of cultural heritage.

Smithsonian Folkways Recordings

http://www.si.edu/folkways/

This is the site for the historic folklore recordings underwritten by the Smithsonian Institution. The collection reflects the diversity of American music folklore, and has been broadened to include examples of music from other world cultures as well. Links to Liquid Audio samples and other materials are included at this site.

Online Resources for Ethnomusicology

http://biblio.middlebury.edu/search/Y?SEARCH=ethnomusicology&SORT=D&SORT=D&searchscope=2&submit.x=27&submit.y=19

Access to research groups, journals and music archives related to academic study of world music can be found here. The site also includes links to sites addressing area studies in music and cultures from around the world.

Ethnomusicology

http://guides.lib.washington.edu/ethnomusicology

Links to organizations and area studies for world music can be found at this comprehensive site.

Using the websites provided above, answer the following questions.

1
Select three cultures of your own choosing, then name and describe three resources directly related to the study of these musical cultures.
2
List and describe additional resources you can use to learn more about to culture and politics of the regions.
3
Define intangible cultural heritage.
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