Bridging the Gap Between the Folk Musician and Academia: An Alternative Approach to CSMT as Discussed with Thomas Kines
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Bridging the Gap Between the Folk Musician and Academia: An Alternative Approach to CSMT as Discussed with Thomas Kines

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Published 1993-06-01
  • Paula Conlon
Paula Conlon
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Conlon, P. (1993). Bridging the Gap Between the Folk Musician and Academia: An Alternative Approach to CSMT as Discussed with Thomas Kines. MUSICultures, 21. Retrieved from https://journals.lib.unb.ca/index.php/MC/article/view/21699
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Abstract

Prenant comme point de départ ses discussions avec le chanteur folklorique Thomas Kines, Paula Conlon examine la nature des relations antérieures, présentes et futures en vigueur à la SCTM-CSMT, entre les tenants de Vexécution musicale d’un côté et ceux de l’approche académique, de l’autre. Conlon préconise des liens plus étroits entre les deux types d’activités, et ce, tant pour le bénéfice de la Société comme entité, que pour celui de chacun des membres.
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