Comprehensive Music and Cultural Terms for Independent Study

-japanese cafes that spin jazz records, originally founded in the face of a lack of live performance and expense of audio equipment

jazzu kissa

-these sisters and singers were often typecast: one played pure and innocent characters, the other took on more sensual roles

lata mangeshkar and asha

-ukraines 2021 eurovision entry go_a's "shum" mixes folk and EDM sounds to commemorate this event

Chernobyl

-a term for italian-made films about the american west popular in the 1960s and 70s

spaghetti western

-the two lyrical topics mans zelmerlow and petra mede suggest are key to the perfect eurovision performance

love and peace

-many find this eurovision rule ineffective, especially given the popularity of entries like jamala's "1944"

no political entries

-an artistic philosophy based on controlled performance situations in politically charged locations

actionism

-two musicians discussed in lecture who publicly "came out" about their experience of invisible conditions

macy gray and joni mitchell

-a jazz genre known for increasing experimentation with chords and technical virtuosity of soloists

bebop

-this composers film scores have been describes as "eclectic" yet engaging with very specific kinds of genre parody

Yoko Kanna

-An instrument sometimes called the "voice of ukraine" and the troubadours known for playing them

the bandura & kobzari

-founded in 2007 this global collective of musicians aims at raising awareness about the experience of people living with disabilities

- krip hop nation

-the name of the song pussy riot founders nadya and kat perfomed at a 2011 conference on punk feminism

- kill the sexist

Ableism:

the assumption that disabled people need to be "fixed," a set of values that discriminate against them

Anime:

animated films

Audism:

the notion that one is superior based on one's ability to hear

Bandura:

"Voice of Ukraine", an instrument

Bear Brass Asylum Orchestra:

"crip-folk" music used to depict the experience of disabled people

Bebop:

two-note rhythm, characteristic of Kenny Clark

Bollywood:

produced in Bombay and a combination of Bombay and Hollywood

Deaf Culture:

a minority based on the use of sign language (connects to audism)

Dip Hop:

hip hop in the deaf community, gathers in loud clubs to feel music through their body

Disability:

sociocultural meaning associated with a particular condition

European identity:

represents local traditions, European unity, and space for multiple narratives

Eurovision Song Contest:

a broadcasting competition, encouraged unity post WW2

Fan culture:

K-pop is fan-driven

Girls' Generation:

ideal girlfriend image that worked with boy bands, but were accused of flirting on stage, so dans did a black ocean to protest

Idol music:

process in the training of young Korean pop musicians Impairment: biological or medical condition

Indie:

work that is outside of mainstream films (lower-budget films)

Jazzu kissa:

Japanese cafes that spin jazz records were originally founded in the face of a lack of live performance and the expense of audio equipment

K-pop:

South Korean pop derived from Japanese pop

Kaleidoscopic:

a mix of international influences, multi-sensory performance style (not just sound also fashion)

Kidult:

youth K-pop which is nostalgic for older listeners

Korporate:

polishes, aesthetic, musical training (what you'd hear in a commercial)

Lata Mangeshkar:

"good sister", pure voice of 2000 films

Moscow actionism:

art of actions, controlled performance situation, politically charged situation

P'ansori:

dramatic narrative that has drums, pan: place where something occurred, sori: song

Playback singing

pre-recorded, dubbed over the film

Kobzar:

went to Kharkiv city for a music festival but got tricked and arrested

Keyboard/keypad:

people's natural habitat, uses electronics that cause it to be popular

Evergreen songs:

timeless older film songs that show roots in poetic traditions