
handle: 11375/16378
Thursday, May 23 • 11:00am - 12:30pm Session 2A: Working Class I / Classe ouvrière I 1. Laura Risk (McGill University), Pulp Wood, Fiddle Music, and Popular Song: A Woman’s Voice in the Musical and Lumbering Economies of Québec’s Gaspé Peninsula. 2. Sandria P. Bouliane (Université Laval), Le public montréalais de la chanson populaire dans les années 1920. 3. Christina Ballico (Edith Cowan University), Still a Long Way to Melbourne: Geographic and Cultural Distance in a Digital Music World. Chair / Présidente: Hélène Laurin
Music & Labour 2013, fiddle music, Montreal, Quebec, la chanson populaire, IASPM-Canada, Musique et travail 2013, conference
Music & Labour 2013, fiddle music, Montreal, Quebec, la chanson populaire, IASPM-Canada, Musique et travail 2013, conference
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