Assuming mantle is required, and hood is required, the following 30 results were found.
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(2004, 226). I am also comforted by the words of Hardja Susilo, dean of “native” artists-in-residence, brought to UCLA by Mantle Hood in 1958 to teach Javanese gamelan and dance. He responded to my query as to whether he ever thought, like many others,...
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[i]Musicology[/i], by Frank Ll. Harrison, Mantle Hood, and Claude V. Palisca
Musicology ("Humanistic Scholarship in AmericaThe Princeton Studies"), by Frank Ll. Harrison, Mantle Hood, and Claude V. Palisca. Englewood Cliffs, N.J.: Prentice-Hall, Inc., 1963. [xii, 337 p., 8vo; $8.95] Thirty years ago musicology scarcely existed...
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The Institute of Ethnomusicology at U.C.L.A.
welcomed by its Director and Professor in the Music Department of the University of California at Los Angeles, Dr. Mantle Hood. Between puffs on a seasoned meerschaum pipe—we flick our cigarette ashes into "trays" consisting of ornately carved wooden...
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The Ethnomusicology of Music Learning and Teaching
not seem to be a pervasive and recognized theme in ethnomusicologists' self-understanding of their work. For example, Mantle Hood's and Bruno Nettl's influential overviews of the field, published after Merriam's, omit the theme entirely, and at least...
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Continuing the Dialogue -- A Concerned Educator Deconstructs
form, "musics," which is rarely seen in print. This disarmingly subtle innovation, inherited through conversations with Mantle Hood, has led to some humorous encounters with copy editors. As silly as it might seem, our reluctance to accept the plural...
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[i]Ethnomusicology Scholarship and Teaching[/i] - Neurodiversity and the Ethnomusicology of Autism
Utopian portrait of the Institute’s mélange of sounds, sights, and colorful characters (Institute founder and director Mantle Hood most of all), replete with the tone of exoticist fascination that was the tenor of the age where accounts of matters...
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Celebrating 60 Years of the [i]Symposium[/i] (1961-2021): Learning from our Past
introduced Ethnomusicology, “the youngest of the branches of musicology” (Mason 1961), and celebrated the creation of Mantle Hood’s UCLA Ethnomusicology Institute through which he ushered in a new educational approach that would impact generations...
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[i]Ethnomusicology Scholarship and Teaching[/i] - Second Thoughts: A Short Personal Anthology
Then, in the 1950s, the notion of learning Asian canonic musics in the field, and then in the classroom, was pioneered by Mantle Hood (1971), and in academic programs at UCLA, Wesleyan, Washington, Michigan, and other schools. Now we consider this...
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Should Ethnomusicology be Abolished?
inter-university cooperation can also reap benefits, as has been experienced by Yale and Wesleyan. In the spring of 1977 Mantle Hood occupied a joint visiting professorship sponsored by the two institutions. In the fall of 1976 David McAllester of...
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Opportunities for Intracultural and Interdisciplinary Study
and Higher Education in the 1970's. Chairman of the panel was William J. Mitchell. The other panelists were Charles Hamm, Mantle Hood, James Haar, Robert J. Werner, and Neal Zaslaw. Abstracts of the papers they presentedas well as Mitchell's...
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can play dizi like that all the time” (Glynnis White, personal communication, May 10, 2012). Conclusion Ethnomusicologist Mantle Hood (1960) believed that just as students can learn a second language, they should gain competence not only in the music of...
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Non-Western Music in the College Program
This panel took place at the ninth annual meeting of the Society held in New Orleans, Louisiana, December 26-28, 1966. The members of the panel were asked to discuss non-western music as an aspect of area studies, the possible function of non-western...
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Musical Literacy in the 1970's
This paper was part of a panel presentation for The College Music Society at the University of Toronto on November 7, 1970 entitled Music and Higher Education in the 1970's. Chairman of the panel was William J. Mitchell. The other panelists were...
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Globalization and Speciesism: Musical Thoughts for a Small World
by Japanese musicologist Toru Mitsui (personal communication), and they are examples of what ethnomusicologist Mantle Hood called "bimusicality." In many places where Diane and I traveled in Japan during the month of July we were serenaded by globalized...
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Introduction The year 1889 marked the 100th anniversary of the French Revolution and the nation celebrated with the Paris Exposition Universelle, an extraordinary World's Fair. The importance of the event was emphasized by the construction of the...
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An Ethnomusicologist's Reflections on "Complexity" and "Participation" in Music
very concept of "rate of succession." The "rate of succession" in this sense should not be confused with an equal pulse. Mantle Hood has observed that "the fastest, regularly recurring pulse" may serve as a "Density Referent" as we listen to or perform...
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An Undergraduate Curriculum in Ethnomusicology at Brown University
as Frank Harrison* suggested eight years ago, all musicology will in fact become ethnomusicology. *Harrison, Frank Ll., Mantle Hood, and Claude Palisca. Musicology (Englewood Cliffs, N.J. 1963).
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Bridging Musical Worlds: An Assessment of Music Workshops Abroad
These performances provide another experience of achievement over what had been chaos. The senior ethnomusicologist Mantle Hood attended our 2001 performance and was gushing with approval; this gave further validation to the students. I am convinced...
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Music and Higher Education in the 1970's
of Toronto on November 7, 1970 entitled Music and Higher Education in the 1970's. The panelists were Charles Hamm, Mantle Hood, James Haar, Claude V. Palisca, Robert J. Werner, and Neal Zaslaw. Abstracts of the papers they presented were also included...
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Music and Higher Education in the 1970's: A Needed Change in Attitude
Music and Higher Education in the 1970's. Chairman of the panel was William J. Mitchell. The other panelists were Mantle Hood, James Haar, Claude V. Palisca, Robert J. Werner, and Neal Zaslaw. Abstracts of the papers they presentedas well as Mitchell's...
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