Thinking Musically: Experiencing Music & Expressing Culture - Global Music Series Book for Musicians, Educators & World Music Enthusiasts | Perfect for Classroom Teaching, Cultural Studies & Personal Enlightenment
Thinking Musically: Experiencing Music & Expressing Culture - Global Music Series Book for Musicians, Educators & World Music Enthusiasts | Perfect for Classroom Teaching, Cultural Studies & Personal Enlightenment

Thinking Musically: Experiencing Music & Expressing Culture - Global Music Series Book for Musicians, Educators & World Music Enthusiasts | Perfect for Classroom Teaching, Cultural Studies & Personal Enlightenment

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As the cornerstone of the Global Music Series, Thinking Musically, Third Edition, explores musical diversity by integrating the sounds and traditions of world cultures. Bonnie C. Wade discusses how various cultural influences-gender, ethnicity, mass media, westernization, nationalism, and acculturation-are shaping music and the ways that we experience it. WHAT'S NEW TO THE THIRD EDITION?* Simplified and incorporates recent additions to the Global Music Series* New charts and diagrams delve into important musical concepts* Updated companion website includes a new guide to online and print resources, a sample syllabi, and teaching tips Visit www.oup.com/us/globalmusic for a list of case studies in the Global Music Series. The website also includes instructional material to accompany each study.

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Prof. Wade's book is an excellent guide to teaching ethnomusicology at the undergraduate level. I am teaching a world music class with primarily inner city minority students at John Jay College of Criminal Justice, CUNY, who are taking the course to fill general education requirements. The exercises are highly relevant to any investigative discipline in the social sciences, and have the added pleasure for the students of relating to music.