Preparing for Cariwest: Music of a West Indian Dance Band*
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Preparing for Cariwest: Music of a West Indian Dance Band*

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Published 1996-06-01
  • Michelle Bozynski
Michelle Bozynski
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Bozynski, M. . (1996). Preparing for Cariwest: Music of a West Indian Dance Band*. MUSICultures, 24. Retrieved from https://journals.lib.unb.ca/index.php/MC/article/view/21668
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Abstract

Michelle Bozynski relate ses experiences avec l 'ensemble trinidadien Tropical Fever. Elle se concentre principalement sur les repetitions de cet ensemble pour Cariwest, celebration annuelle du carnaval d'Edmonton, pour etudier les interactions et les valeurs partagees qu 'elle a pu relever dans les processus utilises par le groupe lors de la constitution d'un repertoire et ceux utilises par la communaute elle-meme, au Canada et aux Caraibes. Dans son article, Mme Bozynski, qui cite des theoriciens tels que Spradley et Small, nous offre une reflexion sur ses fonctions diverses de chercheuse et de participante.
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