popular music and cultural memory: Our project returns to Iceland

Wednesday, October 12, 2011

Our project returns to Iceland

Sarah made a brief return trip to Iceland this month to do some follow up interviews at Tonlistarsafn Islands, the Icelandic Music History Museum.

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Project LIbrary.... recent writing by the project team

Sarah Baker & Alison Huber (forthcoming, accepted for publication 11/1/13) 'Notes Towards a Typology of the DIY Institution: identifying do-it-yourself places of popular music preservation'. European Journal of Cultural Studies.

Sarah Baker & Alison Huber (forthcoming 2013) '"Masters of our own destiny": cultures of preservation at the Victorian Jazz Archive in Melbourne, Australia'. Popular Music History. 7(2).

Sarah Baker & Alison Huber (forthcoming 2013) 'Saving "Rubbish": memory, anxiety and preserving popular music's material culture in amateur archives and museums' in S. Cohen et al (eds) Sites of Popular Music Hertiage: memories, histories, places. under contract with Routledge.

Andy Bennett (forthcoming 2013) 'Popular Music and the "Problem" of Heritage' in S. Cohen et al (eds) Sites of Popular Music Hertiage: memories, histories, places. under contract with Routledge.

Sarah Baker & Alison Huber (forthcoming 2013) 'Locating the Canon in Tamworth: historical narratives, cultural memory and Australia's 'Country Music Capital'. Popular Music. 32(3).

Alison Huber (2011) 'Remembering Popular Music, Documentary Style: Tony Palmer's History in All You Need is Love'. Television and New Media. Published by Sage OnlineFirst. 12(6): 513-530.

Andy Bennett & Sarah Baker (2010) 'Classic Albums: the re-presentation of the rock album on British television' in I. Inglis (ed.), Popular Music and Television in Britain. London: Ashgate.

Andy Bennett (2010) 'Popular Music, Cultural Memory and Everyday Aesthetics' in E. de la Fuente & P. Murphy (eds), Philosophical and Cultural Theories of Music. Leiden: Brill.