The song-cycle The Earth, Spring’s Daughter by the Finnish composer Outi Tarkiainen (born in 1985) is based on poems in the Northern Sámi language by Nils-Aslak Valkeapää and Rauni Magga Lukkari, among others. This ecomusicological and cultural musicological article analyzes the musical-textual ways the work portrays Sámi culture’s changing relationship to nature and addresses today’s environmental concerns. Typical for the work are musical motifs with nature-related meaning, representations of the cyclical conception of time, and adaptations of Sámi mythology for communicating environmental(ist) messages. The distinctive way the work grounds the sense of nature in feelings is called “mytho-ecological framing.”Le cycle de chants The Earth, ...
Environmental music explores the place of nature in music and humans in nature. Composers in the fie...
In this thesis I seek to understand how music may be practiced as an embodied form of ecological phi...
Writing about environmental issues before and after climate change and other human-made ecological d...
The song-cycle The Earth, Spring’s Daughter by the Finnish composer Outi Tarkiainen (born in 1985) i...
The chapter discusses music as atmosphere that communicates collective environmental feelings. The f...
International audienceArguing for the need to re-enchant the world, that is, to sing in tune with th...
The five senses: touch, taste, smell, sight, hearing. We rely on them daily, professionally, and per...
As is argued in this article, a deeper understanding of the relationship between music and performan...
With a rapidly changing climate and mounting environmental crises, we are called to reevaluate and r...
Vodou drummer Jean-Michel Yamba echoes a refrain that has been reverberating through Haitian society...
This article argues that it is critical to recognize the importance of northern forests in Finno-Ugr...
As is argued in this article, a deeper understanding of the relationship between music and performan...
Since the 1950s, the biological term ecology has been imported and applied to a ...
Ecomusicology, or ‘ecocritical musicology,’ is a field that considers the complex relationships betw...
This thesis examines nature as both a concept and source material in contemporary music. Composers r...
Environmental music explores the place of nature in music and humans in nature. Composers in the fie...
In this thesis I seek to understand how music may be practiced as an embodied form of ecological phi...
Writing about environmental issues before and after climate change and other human-made ecological d...
The song-cycle The Earth, Spring’s Daughter by the Finnish composer Outi Tarkiainen (born in 1985) i...
The chapter discusses music as atmosphere that communicates collective environmental feelings. The f...
International audienceArguing for the need to re-enchant the world, that is, to sing in tune with th...
The five senses: touch, taste, smell, sight, hearing. We rely on them daily, professionally, and per...
As is argued in this article, a deeper understanding of the relationship between music and performan...
With a rapidly changing climate and mounting environmental crises, we are called to reevaluate and r...
Vodou drummer Jean-Michel Yamba echoes a refrain that has been reverberating through Haitian society...
This article argues that it is critical to recognize the importance of northern forests in Finno-Ugr...
As is argued in this article, a deeper understanding of the relationship between music and performan...
Since the 1950s, the biological term ecology has been imported and applied to a ...
Ecomusicology, or ‘ecocritical musicology,’ is a field that considers the complex relationships betw...
This thesis examines nature as both a concept and source material in contemporary music. Composers r...
Environmental music explores the place of nature in music and humans in nature. Composers in the fie...
In this thesis I seek to understand how music may be practiced as an embodied form of ecological phi...
Writing about environmental issues before and after climate change and other human-made ecological d...