TEXTBOOK
Chapter 1: Introduction: Studying Musics of the World's Cultures (Timothy Rommen) / Chapter 2: Music of South Asia (Jim Sykes) / Chapter 3: Music of the Middle East and North Africa (Richard Jankowsky) / Chapter 4: Musics of East Asia I: China and Taiwan (Lei Ouyang) / Chapter 5: Musics of East Asia II: Korea (Joshua D. Pilzer) / Chapter 6: Musics of East Asia III: Japan (Marié Abe) / Chapter 7: Music of Maritime Southeast Asia (Jim Sykes) / Chapter 8: Music of Sub-Saharan Africa (Chérie Rivers Ndaliko) / Chapter 9: Music and Europe (Andrea F. Bohlman) / Chapter 10: Music of Latin America (Timothy Rommen) / Chapter 11: Music of the Caribbean (Timothy Rommen) / Chapter 12: Music of Indigenous North America (Byron Dueck) / Chapter 13: Music of Ethnic North America (Byron Dueck)
READER
Chapter 1: Introduction (Timothy Rommen) / Chapter 2: Music, Gender, and Sexuality (Joshua D. Pilzer) / Chapter 3: Music and Ritual (Richard Jankowsky) / Chapter 4: Coloniality and "World Music" (Chérie Rivers Ndaliko) / Chapter 5: Music and Space (Marié Abe) / Chapter 6: Music and Diaspora (Timothy Rommen) / Chapter 7: Communication, Technology, Media (Andrea F. Bohlman) / Chapter 8: Musical Labor, Musical Value (Jim Sykes) / Chapter 9: Music and Memory (Lei Ouyang)
Biography
Timothy Rommen is the Davidson Kennedy Professor in the College and Professor of Music and Africana Studies at the University of Pennsylvania.
Bruno Nettl was Professor Emeritus of Musicology at the University of Illinois School of Music, and recipient of the Charles Homer Haskins Prize (by the American Council of Learned Societies) as a distinguished humanist.
