INQ 300-G Contemporary Issues: The Ecology of Music: Reading Discussions

Lena and Peterson, “Classification as Culture: Types and Trajectories of Music Genres.” American Sociological Review 73 (5): 697-718.

Schippers, Huib. 2016. “Sound Futures: Exploring the Ecology of Music Sustainability.” In Schippers and Grant (ed.), Sustainable Futures for Music Cultures: An Ecological Perspective (New York: Oxford University Press), 1-17.

Grant, Catherine. 2016. “Music Sustainability: Strategies and Interventions.” In Schippers and Grant (ed.), Sustainable Futures for Music Cultures: An Ecological Perspective (New York: Oxford University Press), 19-41.

Turino, Thomas. 2009. “Four Fields of Music Making and Sustainable Living.” In The World of Music 51 (1), Music and Sustainability: 95-117.

Charron, Jean-Phillipe. “Music Audiences 3.0: Concert-Goers’ Psychological Motivations at the Dawn of Virtual Reality.” In Frontiers in Psychology 8: 800 (2017).

van der Hoeven, Arno, and Hitters, Erik. “Live music and the New Urban Agenda: Social, economic, environmental and spatial sustainability in live music ecologies.” In City, Culture and Society 32 (2023): 1-10.

Biswas et al. 2023. “Exploring Music Genre Classification: Algorithm Analysis and Deployment Architecture.” arXiv.org free distribution service and open-access archive (non-peer-reviewed).

Johnson, Tom. 2020. “Chance the Rapper, Spotify, and Musical Categorization in the 2010s.” American Music 38 (2) Platforms, Labor, and Community in Online Listening: 176-196.

Michell, Tay. 2012. “Spotify's Algorithm: Helping or Hurting Musicians?” Carnegie Mellon University: Arts Management & Technology Laboratory, April 28, 2022.

Feld, Steven. 2012. Introduction to the Third Edition. Sound and Sentiment: Birds, Weeping, Poetics, and Song in Kaluli Expression (Durham, NC: Duke University Press), xiii-xxxvii.