Jazz worlds, world jazz /

Bibliographic Details
Other Authors:	Bohlman, Philip V., 1952- (Editor), Plastino, Goffredo (Editor)
Format:	CD Book
Language:	English
Published:	Chicago : The University of Chicago Press, 2015.
Series:	Chicago studies in ethnomusicology.
Subjects:	Jazz > History and criticism. Jazz > Social aspects. Jazz. Criticism, interpretation, etc.

Table of Contents:

Foreword. Who is jazz? / George E. Lewis
Introduction / Goffredo Plastino and Philip V. Bohlman
Place. Jazz and the politics of home in Scandinavia / Fabian Holt
Swinging in Balkan mode: on the innovative approach of Milcho Leviev / Claire Levy
Azerbaijani Mugham jazz / Inna Naroditskaya
Jazz and its social meanings in Iran: from cultural colonialism to the universal / Laudan Nooshin
History
Jazz at the edge of empire / Philip V. Bohlman
That Gypsy in France: Django Reinhardt's occupation blouze / Andy Fry
Jazz, race, and politics in colonial Portugal: discourses and representations / Pedro Roxo and Salwa El-Shawan Castelo-Branco
Media
Traveling music: Mulatu Astatke and the genesis of Ethiopian jazz / Kay Kaufman Shelemay
The medium is the message? Jazz diplomacy and the democratic imagination / Richard C. Jankowsky
Musical echoes: Diasporic listening and the creation of a world of South African jazz / Carol Ann Muller
Globalization/Indigenization
Jazz Napoletano: a passion for improvisation / Goffredo Plastino
In search of compatible virtuosities: floating point and fusion in India / Niko Higgins
Improvising diasporan identities: Armenian jazz / Anahid Kassabian
Race
Culture, commodity, palimpsest: locating jazz in the world / Travis A. Jackson
A world(ly) jazz autonomy: Hazel Scott and Hollywood's musical-racial matrix / Kristin McGee
Black music's body politics / Ronald Radano
Epilogue
Jazz: music of the multitude? / Richard Middleton.