Music and the sociological gaze: Art worlds and cultural production

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'Music and the Sociological Gaze' illustrates how sociological ideas can make a distinct contribution to understanding music and examines the relationship between music and class cultures, the social organisation of musical improvisation, music as a cultural object, and music in everyday situations

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