This volume brings together DeNora's work published between 1986
and 2007. It includes thirteen essays, some of which have had a
major impact on the field. The chapters trace the development of
her work from its early concern with musical meaning, historical
ethnography and the 'everyday' perspective, to its current focus on
music in action. Topics covered include Adorno on Schoenberg and
Stravinsky, a theory of music as a space and place for interpretive
work, research methods for historical musicology, and the first key
statement of her theory of music as an active ingredient in social
life. These building blocks are then employed to investigate music
and embodied experience, sexuality and gender differentiation, and
music's role as a technology of health. The essays are set in a
multi-disciplinary context with an autobiographical introduction.
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