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2020年4月24日 in this first book-length study of chindon-ya, marié abe investigates the intersection of sound, public space, and sociality in contemporary japan.
Her recent book, resonances of chindon-ya: sounding space and sociality in contemporary japan (wesleyan university press, 2018), is an ethnographic exploration of the politics of space and sound, affect, and japanese popular performing arts.
Resonances of chindon-ya challenges western conceptions of listening that have normalized the way we think about the relationship between sound, space, and listening subjects, and advances a growing body of interdisciplinary scholarship that examines the ways social fragmentation is experienced and negotiated in post-industrial societies.
Resonances of chindon-ya sounding space and sociality in contemporary japan an investigation of music, sound, and public space in contemporary japan:.
Resonances of chindon-ya: sounding space and sociality in contemporary japan.
Author(s): abe, marié advisor(s): guilbault, jocelyne; wade, bonnie abstract: this dissertation examines the intersection of sound, public space, and social difference in contemporary japanese urban life through ethnographic analysis of a japanese street musical practice called chindon-ya. Chindon-ya, which dates back to the 1850s, refers to groups of outlandishly costumed street.
Resonances of chindon-ya: sound, space, and social difference in contemporary japan by marié abe a dissertation submitted in partial satisfaction of the requirements for the degree of doctor of philosophy in music in the graduate division of the university of california, berkeley committee in charge: professor jocelyne guilbault, co-chair.
Marié abe on resonances of chindon-ya: sounding space and sociality in contemporary japan, (marié abe, wesleyan university press:2018).
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Oct 10, 2020 chindonya (japanese:チンドン屋), in old times also called tozaiya the word chindon stands for the chin and don sound of the instruments.
Drawing on the book, this presentation will address the central analytic hibiki (resonance), which highlights the processes in which chindon-ya ’s sound is designed to elicit an affective response from a listener who simply “overhears” chindon-ya in public spaces.
Her dissertation, resonances of chindon-ya: sound, space, and social difference in contemporary japan, examines the intersection of sound, public space,.
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They rarely conjure other forms for political utterance, sound, or even against nuclear power in post-3.
Resonances of chindon-ya by marié abe in this first book-length study of chindon-ya, marié abe investigates the intersection of sound, public space, and sociality in contemporary japan. Chindon-ya, dating back to the 1840s, are ostentatiously costumed street musicians who publicize a business by parading through neighborhood streets.
Resonances of chindon-ya: sounding space and sociality in contemporary japan. Johnson published online: 17 mar 2020 book review sounding the animanities.
Resonances of chindon-ya: sounding space and sociality in contemporary japan middletown: wesleyan university press, 2018.
Appert resistance and resonance: a political anthropology of sound.
The term chindon is derived from the sounds produced by the chindon taiko (drum), a unique three-in-one instrument that combines two wadaiko (japanese-style drums) and a gong fixed into a wooden frame, carried by the leader of the troupe. “chin” is considered to be the sound of the gong ringing while “don” is the bang of the drums.
They rarely conjure other forms for political utterance, sound, or even japan: resonances of silence and chindon-ya,” journal of ethnomusicology 60 (2016):.
Street protests, it is important to first understand how chindon- ya is situated in the japanese cultural imagination. The popular imaginary and representation of chindon-ya today has its roots largely in the 1950s, the period considered chindon- ya’s heyday, when they were familiar sights and sounds on small neigh-borhood urban streets.
Resonances of chindon-ya: sounding space and sociality in contemporary japan. Acknowledgements, note on the companion website, note on language, appendix, notes, references, index, colour plates. Isbn 978-819577788 (hardcover), isbn 978-819577795 (paperback), and isbn 978-819577801 (e-book).
She is the author of resonances of chindon-ya: sounding space and sociality in contemporary (wesleyan university press, 2018), and her articles have appeared in journals and edited volumes including ethnomusicology and journal of popular music studies.
In this first book-length study of chindon-ya, marié abe explores its social, historical, political, and affective resonances. Chindon-ya, dating back to the 1840s, refers to ostentatiously costumed street musicians who publicize a business by parading through neighborhood streets.
By examining the distinct mode of listening and sounding cultivated by chindon-ya, abe will explore how ethnographic attention to the locally grounded form of audition reveals the limits of western conceptions of listening that have normalized the way we think about the relationship between sound, space, history and listening subjects.
Against the background of long-term economic downturn, growing social precarity, and the visually and sonically saturated urban streets of japan, resonances of chindon-ya examines how this seemingly outdated means of advertisement has recently gained traction as an aesthetic, economic, and political practice after decades of inactivity.
Mar 29, 2021 resonances of chindon-ya-marié abe 2018-01-16 in this first book-length study of sounding, and street music at social protest in japan.
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In this first book-length study of chindon-ya, marié abe investigates the intersection of sound, public space, and sociality in contemporary japan. Chindon-ya, dating back to the 1840s, are ostentatiously costumed street musicians who publicize a business by parading through neighborhood streets.
Marié abe (associate professor of music, musicology and ethnomusicology, boston university), the author of resonances of chindon-ya: sounding space and sociality in contemporary japan, wesleyan university press:2018 and to hear about her book, japanese music culture in relation to space, her ethnographic methodology and her own practices.
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