W całości na żywo : koncerty jako forma upamiętniania albumów muzycznych
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Live in an entirety : concerts as a form of remembering music albums
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Kraków : AT Wydawnictwo
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27-42
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Recenzowane materiały z konferencji: MUTE 2: Live, dn. 26-28.05.2017 r., Kraków
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The idea of performing albums in their entireties is an interesting concept that is often used by artists who want to celebrate anniversaries of the release of their work, reward their fans, or just have an urge to do so. However, this process can have interesting implications when it comes to commemorating and remembering music. One could think of such examples as Roger Waters’ The Wall Live tour as one of the best examples of this kind of events.
The purpose of this paper is to analyze how concerts at which albums are being performed live in their entireties can influence the ways of remembering music. The research concentrates on analyzing two aspects of remembering – individual and collective. By adopting such perspectives as memory studies and popular music studies along with cultural studies, it is showed how great potential these events have of strengthening the relationship between an audience and an art. Two academic publications were used as a theoretical base – José van Dijck’s Record and Hold: Popular Music between Personal and Collective Memory being the main reference point, and Paul Connerton How Societies Remember as a broader academic background. Therefore, the main questions asked in the paper include those of manners in which albums played live can create or modify memories, the role of musical form, authenticity, artists and their relationship with an audience, which leads to an issue of collective and individual memory.
The study shows that albums performed in their entirety reminds audiences about a nostalgic form of music’s distribution while renovating and modernizing it. Such events are a form of celebration and commemorating albums or their authors, within both individual and collective memory, depending greatly on a ritual of repetition as well as ideas of authenticity and nostalgia as a catalyst of those processes.
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muzyka
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kultura popularna
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przemysł muzyczny
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popular music studies
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memory studies
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music
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popular music
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music industry
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popular music studies
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memory studies
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2
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1,15
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Muzyka, uniwersytet, technologia, emocje : studia nad muzyką popularną
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Live
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Article
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CC-BY; otwarte repozytorium; ostateczna wersja wydawcy; w momencie opublikowania; 0
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ROD UJ / OP
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liczba autorów 16; liczba stron 225; liczba arkuszy wydawniczych 15;