Asian Americans and Creative Music Legacies

Michael Dessen

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Musicology and Musical Analysis Music History and Culture Asian American and Pacific Histories

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This essay is an introduction to what has been called the Asian American Creative Music Movement, focusing especially on musicians based in the San Francisco Bay area. It examines the history of those musicians' networks and situates their work as both musicians and activists in relation to African American creative music legacies.

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