Define music-culture. What are some of the different kinds of music-cultures listed in WOM? (Answers may vary.)
What will be an ideal response?
- "A people's total involvement with music: ideas, actions, institutions, material objects—everything that has to do with music"
- "A music-culture can be as small as a single human's personal music-culture, or as large as one carried by a transnational group. We can speak of the music-culture of a family, a community, a region, a nation. We can identify music-cultures with musical genres: there is a hip-hop music-culture, for example, a classical [Western art] music-culture, a jazz music-culture. We can identify sub-cultures within music-cultures: Atlanta hip hop, for example, within the hip hop music-culture . . ."
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Barton mentions which of the following as a vivid example of recently revealed information that has helped us extend our knowledge of Stanislavski's work?
a. An in-depth description of his early acting career b. A stronger emphasis on "Emotional Recall" c. A complete breakdown of the "Through Line" d. A list of common "Super Objectives"