Recorder Fingering Charts
Recorder Fingering Charts: Scales & Songs Perfect for BeginnersA Complete Beginner's Guide to the Soprano Recorder Fingering
Theoretical and methodological aspects of musicology and art education
The monograph presents the main results of research by Ukrainian scientists on the problems of thematic areas and areas of education in higher educational institutions of the art profile. The topics and methodology of teaching individual types of art and training future teachers of art specialties are considered. For students and teachers of higher education institutions. Recommended for publication by the Academic Council of the Grigoriy Skovoroda University in Pereyaslav. Protocol No. 11 dated June 23, 2025.
The Mystic Midgets' Liliputian Carnival Of Nations
The Mystic Midgets' Liliputian Carnival Of Nations
Alive in the Sound
In Alive in the Sound, Ronald Radano proposes a new understanding of US Black music by focusing on the key matter of value, manifested musically in its seemingly embodied qualities--spirit, soul, and groove. While acknowledging these qualities are always embedded in Black music, Radano shows they developed not simply from performance but from musicians' status as laborers inhabiting an enduring racial-economic contradiction: Black music originated publicly as an exchangeable property owned by people whose subhuman status granted them--as "natural" musicians--indelible properties of sound. As a contradiction of the rules of ownership, where enslaved property was forbidden the right to own, modern Black music emerges after emancipation as a primary possession, moving dialectically into commercial markets and counterhistorically back into Black worlds. Slavery's seminal contests of ownership underlie modern musical sensations of aliveness, which become the chief measure of value in popular music. By reconceiving US Black music history as a history of value, Radano rethinks the music's place in US and global culture.