Musical-theatrical Global South roundtables: Selected excerpts

In January 2024, Masi Asare and Emilio Méndez convened three Zoom conversations with artists and researchers from around the globe on the topic of the ‘Musical-Theatrical Global South’. Below are excerpts from these conversations, lightly edited for clarity. These excerpted comments are collectively organized around five themes that recurred across the roundtables: (1) the relevance of the term musical in Global South contexts, (2) language and translation, (3) Indigenous and popular musical elements, (4) migration and transnational travel and (5) forms of musical-theatrical performance. This last theme, about form, can be understood to directly respond to and expand upon the first theme about terminology and ways of defining ‘the musical’.

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Studies in Musical Theatre
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2024-12-01
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https://doi.org/10.1386/smt_00174_7
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Musicology and Musical Analysis
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Musical-theatrical Global South roundtables: Selected excerpts

Masi Asare, Emilio Méndez
Studies in Musical Theatre
Musicology and Musical Analysis
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Musical-theatrical Global South roundtables: Selected excerpts

Masi Asare, Emilio Méndez
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Abstract

In January 2024, Masi Asare and Emilio Méndez convened three Zoom conversations with artists and researchers from around the globe on the topic of the ‘Musical-Theatrical Global South’. Below are excerpts from these conversations, lightly edited for clarity. These excerpted comments are collectively organized around five themes that recurred across the roundtables: (1) the relevance of the term musical in Global South contexts, (2) language and translation, (3) Indigenous and popular musical elements, (4) migration and transnational travel and (5) forms of musical-theatrical performance. This last theme, about form, can be understood to directly respond to and expand upon the first theme about terminology and ways of defining ‘the musical’.

Studies in Musical TheatreVol. 18(3)
Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México (MX)
Openalex Percentile: Top 65%
Musicology and Musical Analysis
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