Sound Expertise

Capitalism and the Value of Music with Timothy Taylor

Sep 22, 2020

40:57

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The Precarious State of Being an Artist

01:32

Sound Expertise Season 2 Episode 1

01:32

The Relationship Between Musical Performance and Value

01:44

Introduction

4min

Music as a Medium of Value

3min

The Apparatus That Exists to Establish Value

2min

The Relationship Between Musical Performance and Value

2min

Is a Musical Performance a Performance?

4min

The Values Project by David Graber

3min

The Impartiality of the Judge

4min

Is Commodification a Commodity in the Music Industry?

3min

Are You a Critic of Music and Advertising?

4min

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Ethnomusicology and the Cultural Studies Boom

4min

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Musicology

2min

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Music and Capitalism

4min

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The Precarious State of Being an Artist

2min

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Sound Expertise Season 2 Episode 1

2min

How can ethnomusicology help us understand the value of music in a capitalist society? When we view music as a commodity, what might it reveal about how people make meaning (and money) from art across different cultures? A conversation with Timothy Taylor, professor of ethnomusicology at UCLA's Herb Albert School of Music.

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