Talk That Music Talk

“Talk That Music Talk” by Bruce Sunpie Barnes is a detailed exploration of the traditional methods of teaching brass band music in New Orleans, published by University of New Orleans Press on December 29, 2014. This edition spans 240 pages and is presented in English. The book delves into the unique process of learning to play music by ear, highlighting the cultural significance of this practice in a city renowned for its jazz heritage.
Readers will find a rich tapestry of life histories and photography that bring to light the vibrant music scene of New Orleans. Through in-depth interviews, the book showcases the various bands, social and pleasure clubs, schools, churches, and neighborhood institutions that have played a crucial role in supporting this musical tradition. The narrative captures the spirit of the community and the deep connections between its people and the music they create, offering insights into the cultural, ethnic, and regional influences that shape this unique art form.
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Learning to play by ear is a unique part of becoming a musician in New Orleans. This life history and photography project explores the traditional methods of teaching brass band music in the city that gave birth to jazz. Through in-depth interviews, the bands, social and pleasure clubs, schools, churches, and other neighborhood institutions that have supported the music, and the spirit embodied in it, come to life.
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