Ethnographic Encounters

Michael V. Pisani

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Musicology and Musical Analysis Indigenous Cultures and History Diverse Musicological Studies

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This chapter examines the influence of anthropological and ethnological studies on musical representation of North American Indians. It discusses efforts to dispel the noble savage idea of American Indians and suggests that many of the attitudes formed in popular culture about Indians were created indirectly in the nineteenth century by government agencies. It highlights the influence of anthropology and popular middlebrow culture on the iconographic and indexical representation of Indian music in American culture.

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