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On Doing Global Music History
The forthcoming Oxford Handbook of Global Music History joins a growing chorus of voices …

The forthcoming Oxford Handbook of Global Music History joins a growing chorus of voices …

In my contribution to this issue, I would like to make a few remarks …

What did a Renaissance garden sound like? How does a sand dune sing, and who has listened to it across a thousand years?

Why global musicology? Most musicologists think we need global musicology because music is global. Yes, music is global. It is everywhere and on the move …

Renaissance military campaigns requiring chapel musicians, Ottoman bands striking terror …

War, occupation, and oppression cannot silence music. Contributors trace how sonic acts of resistance—whether Nigerian …