The musical playground : global tradition and change in children's songs and games

Abstract

SECTION 1: CHILDRENS MUSICAL PLAY AND CREATIVITY: ADULT VIEWS Chapter 1: Conceptions of Childrens Musical Play, Chapter 2: Childrens Musical Creativity and Oral Transmission SECTION 2: INTO THE FIELD Chapter 3: Investigating Musical Play: Ethics and Pragmatics Chapter 4: The Playing Fields SECTION 3: TRANSMISSION PROCESSES IN THE PLAYGROUND Chapter 5: The Influence of Social Grouping Chapter 6: Teaching and Learning in the Playground Chapter 7: Changing the Tradition SECTION 4: COMPOSITION IN PERFORMANCE Chapter 8: Composition in the Playground Chapter 9: Variations on a theme: Sar Macka Dora Chapter 10: Style and Cultural Idiosyncracy SECTION 5: CONCLUSIONS AND PEDAGOGICAL IMPLICATIONS Chapter 11: Conclusions and Pedagogical Implications Appendix 1: Index of Playground Singing Game Genres from International Field Sites 1990-2004 Appendix 2: Transcription Methods and Notation and Documentation Conventions Appendix 3: Text Variants of the Sar Macka Dora Game Genre Appendix 4: Selected Musical Transcriptions of Games Appendix 5: Transcriptions of Selected Norwegian Games Appendix 6: Transcriptions of Selected UK Games Appendix 7: Transcriptions of Selected USA Games Appendix 8: Transcriptions of Selected Korean Games Appendix 9: Transcriptions of Selected Australian Games Appendix 10: Additional Transcriptions Appendix 11: Video Examples of Illustrative Game Performances from International Field Sites NOTES BIBLIOGRAPHY INDEX

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