wauem_1982063.xml Guide to the Karl Signell recordings - Music in a New World: America's Ethnic Traditions Signell (Karl) Recordings - Music in a New World: America's Ethnic Traditions University of Washington Ethnomusicology Archives 2017
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Karl Signell recordings - Music in a New World: America's Ethnic Traditions Signell, Karl 1982063 6 items EC - 2 reels (3 3/4 ips, 1/4 tr. stereo); WT - 4 reels (7 1/2 ips, 1/2 tr. stereo); Duration: 3:28:31 Undated 7 audio programs from the public radio series produced by Karl Signell, 1982.

Karl Signell is perhaps best known for his publications in Turkish music, especially "Makam: Modal practice in Turkish art music". He has done extensive field research in the U.S. and in more than a dozen countries abroad, including Turkey, Indonesia, and Japan.

Besides editing Ethnomusicology OnLine https://www.umbc.edu/eol/, his multimedia projects include other Web sites, CDs, CD-ROMs, and audio documentaries such as "The Nature of Music" series and "Music in a new world: America's ethnic traditions" series.

Contents: music of Okinawan immigrants in Honolulu, Hawaii (8207); music of U.S. Greek immigrants (8208); music of U.S. Vietnamese immigrants (8209); music of U.S. Russian immigrants (8210); music of U.S. Hmong immigrants (8211); music of U.S. Samoan immigrants (8212); music of Cambodian immigrants in the U.S. (8213).

The complete series of 26 half-hour audio programs, documenting musical traditions brought to the United States by first-generation immigrants from around the world, is available on-line through the University of Maryland Digital Repository (DRUM):

http://drum.lib.umd.edu/handle/1903/4038 Besides editing Ethnomusicology OnLine

http://www.umbc.edu/eol/world/brochure.html More information about the series is available at:

Access is restricted.

 Cambodians--Asia--Southeast Asia Greeks--Europe--Southeastern Europe Hmong Okinawa Russia Samoans--Oceania--Polynesia Soviet Union (former) Vietnamese--Asia--Southeast Asia World Ethnomusicology Music--Greece Music--Soviet Union Music--Vietnam Anthropology Music Sound recordings Sound recordings