All change COUNTRY MUSIC loop

All Change Loop is a country & western instrumental featuring rhythm guitar, lead banjo, rhythm banjo, fiddle and upright bass with a wooden barn echo.

The Populist Message of Australian Country Music

Australian country music is influenced by American country music and Australian bush ballads. This music idealises genuine true blue inhabitants of an idealised rural heartland and fuses nationalism with agrarian mythology. The lyrics of a number of country songs contain a populist political message, which is frequently nationalistic but is a form of nationalism.

“In The Good Old Days of Long Ago": Echoes of Vaudeville and Minstrelsy in the Music of Uncle Dave Macon

Uncle Dave Macon provided an essential link between nineteenth-century, urban popular stage music (especially the minstrel show and vaudeville) and commercialized country music of the 1920s. He preserved through his recordings a large body of songs and banjo techniques that had their origins in urban-based, nineteenth-century vaudeville and minstrelsy. Like the minstrel and vaudeville performers of the nineteenth century, Macon told jokes and stories, employed attention-grabbing stage gimmicks, marketed himself with boastful or outrageous slogans, and dressed with individual flair. At the same time, Macon incorporated many features from the rural-based folk music of Middle Tennessee. Overall, Macon’s repertoire, musical style, and stage persona (which included elements of the rube, country gentleman, and old man) demonstrated his deep absorption, and subsequent reinterpretation, of nineteenth-century musical traditions. Macon’s career offers a case study in how nineteenth-century performance styles, repertoire, and stage practices became a part of country music in the 1920s. As an artist steeped in two separate, but overlapping, types of nineteenth-century music—stage and folk—Macon was well-positioned to influence the development of the new commercial genre. He brought together several strains of nineteenth-century music to form a modern, twentieth-century musical product ideally suited to the new mass media of records, radio, and film. By tracing Macon’s career and studying his music, we can observe how the cross-currents of rural and popular entertainment during the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries interacted to form the commercial genre we now know as country music.

No rádio e nas telas: o rural da música sertaneja de sucesso e sua versão cinematográfica

Fundação de Amparo à Pesquisa do Estado de São Paulo (FAPESP)

A viola amplificada de Leo Canhoto e Robertinho: a trilha sonora do Brasil em transição

Coordenação de Aperfeiçoamento de Pessoal de Nível Superior (CAPES)

A arte como recurso de adaptação e condicionamento para pacientes portadores de necessidades especiais na odontologia

Coordenação de Aperfeiçoamento de Pessoal de Nível Superior (CAPES)

Do iê-iê-iê ao êê-boi: Sérgio Reis e a modernização da música sertaneja (1967-1982)

Pós-graduação em História - FCHS

Tensõe e ajustes entre tradição e modernidade nas definições de padrões da música sertaneja entre os anos 50 e 70

Pós-graduação em História - FCHS

Chantecler: uma nova gravadora popular paulista

Este texto busca apresentar a trajetória da gravadora paulistana Chantecler, que, ao longo dos anos 60 e 70, teve um papel fundamental na formação de artistas ligados a segmentos então menosprezados pelas grandes gravadoras, especialmente o sertanejo, a música romântica tradicional e a música regional. Além disso, o texto traz ainda uma reflexão acerca do processo de estratificação do consumo de música popular que se verificou no país a partir dos anos 60 e, nesse contexto, do papel que passou a ser ocupado pelas gravadoras nacionais diante das empresas internacionais (majors) que estavam se instalando no país

Harding's original collection of jigs and reels. [music] : 200 jigs, reels and country dances for piano, violin, flute or mandolin.

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Jigs and reels. [music] : containing all favorite reels, jigs, hornpipes, flings, country dances, buck and wing dances, etc., both old and new; for the piano or organ.

Mode of access: Internet.