Ethnomusicology 1 C

• Theoretical and methodological grounds for the study of the relationship between music and place
• Ethnomusicological, ethnographic, and interdisciplinary study of music and place/space through the perspectives of music geography, and music-related social and imaginary spaces.
• Study of the relationship between music and place through the anthropological notion of material and symbolic production and construction fo space (Setha Low).
• Study of the the following topics: soundscapes, music and architecture, street music, local, translocal, and national space, music and gentrification, and the relationships between place/space and race, ethnicity, gender, sexuality, social class, and age, both in European and non-European social and historical contexts.

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