TransCoding - From `Highbrow Art' to Participatory Culture

Lüneburg, Barbara

doi:10.1515/9783839441084

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Artistic Research Perspectives For Popular Music Studies1

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“…Within artistic music research in general, many of these themes have already been addressed, often within an experimental approach (Assis 2018;D'Errico 2018D'Errico , 2021Schwab 2018;Crispin and Gilmore 2014). Especially questions of improvisation and interaction with other musicians (Peters 2020;Lüneburg 2018) are also already picked up in the context of popular music and jazz (Burke 2021;Kahr 2018Kahr , 2021Meelberg 2021;Haaland 2020;Onsman and Burke 2017). Further, performance and social aspects of specific popular music genres are of interest (Exarchos 2021;Miller et al 2021;Almås 2019).…”

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Artistic Research in Popular Music: A Critical Evaluation of Potentials and Challenges

Zaddach

2023

IASPM Journal

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The article discusses artistic research as a new paradigm. For this purpose, a contextualizing analysis on practice research is first conducted. Thereby, the essential points of criticism and potentials of artistic research are elaborated from the point of view of epistemic injustice and decolonizing approaches. Following on from this, artistic research is discussed as a promising approach to research and teaching in popular music. Topics and perspectives are suggested, and ultimately a call is made for collaborative research to develop a ‘mosaic epistemology’ and ‘epistemological pluralism’.

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