Musique et migration : le carnaval de Cologne comme état d’esprit

Ellinghaus, Birgit; Salzbrunn, Monika

doi:10.4000/remi.13289

remi

2019

DOI: 10.4000/remi.13289

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Musique et migration : le carnaval de Cologne comme état d’esprit

Birgit Ellinghaus¹,

Monika Salzbrunn²

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“…Based on our work on the dynamics of the Cologne carnival (Ellinghaus & Salzbrunn, 2019;Salzbrunn, 2014Salzbrunn, , 2022a, this chapter assesses the impact of "migrant" and "world" music on local, regional and national cultures and cultural policies, starting from the concrete example of carnival music cultures in Cologne. Applying the "event-centred approach" (Salzbrunn, 2017(Salzbrunn, , 2021 and focusing on a specific territory, we can show how these examples of conviviality have an impact on local, regional and national political discourses and institutions.…”

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How Does “Migrant” and “World” Music Change Local and National Cultures? An Insight from the Cologne Carnival, Related Antiracist Networks and Recent Cultural Politics

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Ellinghaus

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Nina Glick Schiller and Ayse Çağlar have invited migration scholars to constructively question the transnational paradigm by “locating migration”. Based on our work on the dynamics of the Cologne carnival, this chapter assesses the impact of “migrant” and “world” music on local and national cultural policies.Cologne’s history has always been shaped by migration, even though the enrichment of the music and carnival scene, thanks to migrants, has been recognised and celebrated only for a couple of decades. Over the last 30 years, Cologne’s carnival as well as the broader music scene in Cologne has undergone profound changes: new repertories pertaining to different social and religious references, updated lyrics of songs, hybrid styles with sources from musicians with multiple origins and links between the anti-Nazi resistance movements and current anti-fascist initiatives. Diversification processes have been initiated both top-down and bottom-up, leading to resilient changes concerning the use of musical references and the visibility of new cultural actors. We analyse the creativity and openness of the cultural scene of Cologne, taking into consideration political consciousness, decision-making and the re-shaping of institutions and the short- and long-term strategies and effects of cultural politics. Starting from a local case study, we broaden our perspective to regional dynamics and put these in a broader national and supranational context.

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How Does “Migrant” and “World” Music Change Local and National Cultures? An Insight from the Cologne Carnival, Related Antiracist Networks and Recent Cultural Politics

Salzbrunn,

Ellinghaus

2023

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How Does “Migrant” and “World” Music Change Local and National Cultures? An Insight from the Cologne Carnival, Related Antiracist Networks and Recent Cultural Politics

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