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Item Information   Holdings     Summary     More Content       More by this author     Barnes, Bruce Sunpie, 1963-     Subjects     Jazz -- Louisiana -- New Orleans -- History and criticism.     Brass band music -- Instruction and study -- Louisiana -- New Orleans.     Brass band music -- History and criticism.     Neighbors -- Louisiana -- New Orleans -- Interviews.     Jazz musicians -- Louisiana -- New Orleans -- Interviews.     New Orleans (La.) -- Social life and customs -- Anecdotes.     New Orleans (La.) -- Social conditions -- Anecdotes.     Browse Catalog     by author:      Barnes, Bruce Sunpie, 1963-       by title:      Talk that music talk...         MARC Display

Talk that music talk : passing on brass band music in New Orleans the traditional way : a collaborative ethnography / Bruce Sunpie Barnes & Rachel Breunlin. by Barnes, Bruce Sunpie, 1963- New Orleans, Louisiana : Center for the Book at the University of New Orleans, [2014] Subjects Jazz -- Louisiana -- New Orleans -- History and criticism.   Brass band music -- Instruction and study -- Louisiana -- New Orleans.   Brass band music -- History and criticism.   Neighbors -- Louisiana -- New Orleans -- Interviews.   Jazz musicians -- Louisiana -- New Orleans -- Interviews.   New Orleans (La.) -- Social life and customs -- Anecdotes.   New Orleans (La.) -- Social conditions -- Anecdotes. Electronic Resource https://www.loc.gov/catdir/enhancements/fy1613/2014029789-b.html ISBN:  9781608011070 (hardback) 1608011070 Description:  v, 303 pages : illustrations ; 23 x 31 cm Contents:  Music for all ages: towards a collective voice -- Bruce Sunpie Barnes and Rachel Breunlin -- Organizing music in New Orleans: life histories of social justice, art and community-based education -- Jerome Smith with Louis Armstrong -- Fred Johnson Jr. with Ray "Hatchet" Blazio -- Gregg Stafford with Danny Barker -- Preparing a funeral -- Black men of labor -- Doratha "Dodie" Smith and William Smith -- Living in Tradition -- Benny Jones, Sr. and Will Hightower with Uncle Lionel Batiste and Roger Lewis -- Anthony Bennett and Jose Bravo Besselman with Kirk Joseph and Johnny Vidacovich -- Joseph Torregano and Jeremy Jeanjacques with Al Kennedy and Waldren "Frog" Joseph -- Kenneth Terry and John Michael Bradford with Milton Batiste and Donald Harrison, Jr. -- Woody Penouilh and Doyle Cooper with Wesley Schmidt, Leslie Cooper and Joe Torregano -- Ray Lambert and Xavier Michel with Hart McNee and Will Smith -- Oscar Washington and Aurelien Barnes with Melvin Washington and Caleb Windsay -- Julius Lewis and Thaddeaus Ramsey with Ashton Ramsey and Julius' friends and family -- End notes -- Index. Requests:  0 Summary:  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. The bands, social and pleasure clubs, schools and churches come to life with evocative interviews that provide a rare window into a musical culture that is restless, growing and sublime.   Copy/Holding information Location Collection Call No. Status   Hawaii State Library R -- Federal Documents 784.9165 Ba Non Circulating Add Copy to MyList

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