The Cambridge Companion to the Electric Guitar
Herausgeber: Herbst, Jan-Peter; Waksman, Steve
The Cambridge Companion to the Electric Guitar
Herausgeber: Herbst, Jan-Peter; Waksman, Steve
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Designed for students and others seeking an up-to-date introduction, this Companion explores electric guitar technology, culture, and music. It approaches the instrument from multiple angles ranging from manufacture to virtuoso performance, from worldwide popularity to online communities, enabling a richer understanding of its global influence.
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Designed for students and others seeking an up-to-date introduction, this Companion explores electric guitar technology, culture, and music. It approaches the instrument from multiple angles ranging from manufacture to virtuoso performance, from worldwide popularity to online communities, enabling a richer understanding of its global influence.
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- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 376
- Erscheinungstermin: 17. Oktober 2024
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 250mm x 175mm x 25mm
- Gewicht: 827g
- ISBN-13: 9781009224406
- ISBN-10: 1009224409
- Artikelnr.: 69927656
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- gpsr@libri.de
- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 376
- Erscheinungstermin: 17. Oktober 2024
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 250mm x 175mm x 25mm
- Gewicht: 827g
- ISBN-13: 9781009224406
- ISBN-10: 1009224409
- Artikelnr.: 69927656
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- gpsr@libri.de
Contributors; 1. Introduction Jan-Peter Herbst and Steve Waksman; Part I.
History: 2. The misunderstood history and prehistory of the electric guitar
Matthew W. Hill; 3. The electric guitar's 'Golden Age' Steve Waksman; 4.
The guitar hero in classic rock John Covach; Part II. Technology and
Timbre: 5. They don't make 'Em Like They Used To: Electric Guitar Design
1950-2022 Matt Brounley; 6. Even in the quietest moments: amplifying the
electric guitar Kyle Devine; 7. Stompbox revolution: electric guitar pedals
and tone Erik Broess; Part III. Musical Style and Technique: 8. Technique
vs. Virtuosity in the instrumental gesture: from classical to rock and from
rock to contemporary creation Philippe Gonin; 9. The bass guitar in popular
music Brian F. Wright; 10. Thumping, glitch, and butterfly tapping:
innovations in guitar technique in the new millennium Alexander Paul
Vallejo and Jan-Peter Herbst; 11. Rhythm changes: rhythm guitar from jazz
to funk Kate Lewis; Part IV. The Electric Guitar in Society; 12.
Trailblazers, self-creators, and provers: celebrating women in electric
guitar Sue Foley; 13. Black women: race, gender, genre, and the electric
guitar Mashadi Matabane; 14. Ecological entanglements: following the
electric guitar from factory to forest Chris Gibson and Andrew Warren; 15.
Electro-collectives: Virtual guitar communities Daniel Lee; Part V. The
Global Instrument: 16. African electrical networks Nathaniel Braddock; 17.
Rhythm, rasta, rock, & 'Electric Avenue': the electric guitar in
Anglo-Caribbean popular music Mike Alleyne; 18. The electric guitar in
Southeast Asia: a serpentine path Rebekah E. Moore; Index.
History: 2. The misunderstood history and prehistory of the electric guitar
Matthew W. Hill; 3. The electric guitar's 'Golden Age' Steve Waksman; 4.
The guitar hero in classic rock John Covach; Part II. Technology and
Timbre: 5. They don't make 'Em Like They Used To: Electric Guitar Design
1950-2022 Matt Brounley; 6. Even in the quietest moments: amplifying the
electric guitar Kyle Devine; 7. Stompbox revolution: electric guitar pedals
and tone Erik Broess; Part III. Musical Style and Technique: 8. Technique
vs. Virtuosity in the instrumental gesture: from classical to rock and from
rock to contemporary creation Philippe Gonin; 9. The bass guitar in popular
music Brian F. Wright; 10. Thumping, glitch, and butterfly tapping:
innovations in guitar technique in the new millennium Alexander Paul
Vallejo and Jan-Peter Herbst; 11. Rhythm changes: rhythm guitar from jazz
to funk Kate Lewis; Part IV. The Electric Guitar in Society; 12.
Trailblazers, self-creators, and provers: celebrating women in electric
guitar Sue Foley; 13. Black women: race, gender, genre, and the electric
guitar Mashadi Matabane; 14. Ecological entanglements: following the
electric guitar from factory to forest Chris Gibson and Andrew Warren; 15.
Electro-collectives: Virtual guitar communities Daniel Lee; Part V. The
Global Instrument: 16. African electrical networks Nathaniel Braddock; 17.
Rhythm, rasta, rock, & 'Electric Avenue': the electric guitar in
Anglo-Caribbean popular music Mike Alleyne; 18. The electric guitar in
Southeast Asia: a serpentine path Rebekah E. Moore; Index.
Contributors; 1. Introduction Jan-Peter Herbst and Steve Waksman; Part I.
History: 2. The misunderstood history and prehistory of the electric guitar
Matthew W. Hill; 3. The electric guitar's 'Golden Age' Steve Waksman; 4.
The guitar hero in classic rock John Covach; Part II. Technology and
Timbre: 5. They don't make 'Em Like They Used To: Electric Guitar Design
1950-2022 Matt Brounley; 6. Even in the quietest moments: amplifying the
electric guitar Kyle Devine; 7. Stompbox revolution: electric guitar pedals
and tone Erik Broess; Part III. Musical Style and Technique: 8. Technique
vs. Virtuosity in the instrumental gesture: from classical to rock and from
rock to contemporary creation Philippe Gonin; 9. The bass guitar in popular
music Brian F. Wright; 10. Thumping, glitch, and butterfly tapping:
innovations in guitar technique in the new millennium Alexander Paul
Vallejo and Jan-Peter Herbst; 11. Rhythm changes: rhythm guitar from jazz
to funk Kate Lewis; Part IV. The Electric Guitar in Society; 12.
Trailblazers, self-creators, and provers: celebrating women in electric
guitar Sue Foley; 13. Black women: race, gender, genre, and the electric
guitar Mashadi Matabane; 14. Ecological entanglements: following the
electric guitar from factory to forest Chris Gibson and Andrew Warren; 15.
Electro-collectives: Virtual guitar communities Daniel Lee; Part V. The
Global Instrument: 16. African electrical networks Nathaniel Braddock; 17.
Rhythm, rasta, rock, & 'Electric Avenue': the electric guitar in
Anglo-Caribbean popular music Mike Alleyne; 18. The electric guitar in
Southeast Asia: a serpentine path Rebekah E. Moore; Index.
History: 2. The misunderstood history and prehistory of the electric guitar
Matthew W. Hill; 3. The electric guitar's 'Golden Age' Steve Waksman; 4.
The guitar hero in classic rock John Covach; Part II. Technology and
Timbre: 5. They don't make 'Em Like They Used To: Electric Guitar Design
1950-2022 Matt Brounley; 6. Even in the quietest moments: amplifying the
electric guitar Kyle Devine; 7. Stompbox revolution: electric guitar pedals
and tone Erik Broess; Part III. Musical Style and Technique: 8. Technique
vs. Virtuosity in the instrumental gesture: from classical to rock and from
rock to contemporary creation Philippe Gonin; 9. The bass guitar in popular
music Brian F. Wright; 10. Thumping, glitch, and butterfly tapping:
innovations in guitar technique in the new millennium Alexander Paul
Vallejo and Jan-Peter Herbst; 11. Rhythm changes: rhythm guitar from jazz
to funk Kate Lewis; Part IV. The Electric Guitar in Society; 12.
Trailblazers, self-creators, and provers: celebrating women in electric
guitar Sue Foley; 13. Black women: race, gender, genre, and the electric
guitar Mashadi Matabane; 14. Ecological entanglements: following the
electric guitar from factory to forest Chris Gibson and Andrew Warren; 15.
Electro-collectives: Virtual guitar communities Daniel Lee; Part V. The
Global Instrument: 16. African electrical networks Nathaniel Braddock; 17.
Rhythm, rasta, rock, & 'Electric Avenue': the electric guitar in
Anglo-Caribbean popular music Mike Alleyne; 18. The electric guitar in
Southeast Asia: a serpentine path Rebekah E. Moore; Index.