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Live Music 101 #6 – What makes for a ‘healthy’ musical city? – Emma Webster and Adam Behr
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In the latest addition to the ‘Live Music 101’ series of theory-based posts, Emma Webster and Adam Behr seek to offer some answers to the question of what makes for a good city for music and set out various formulations as to what makes for a ‘healthy’ live music ecology, an examination of the interplay between national and local policy and the musical city, followed by a case study of Glasgow as an archetypal ‘healthy’ musical city.
The History of Live Music in Britain, Volume 1 – published today!
Promoting live music in the UK: a behind the scenes ethnography – Emma Webster (2011)
Anatomy of a Gig #1 – John Bramwell (I Am Kloot) – Emma Webster
This first in a series – Anatomy of a Gig – introduces a space for people to comment objectively about live music events that they have attended, to build a resource for promoters and musicians on what works and what doesn’t work at a gig. In this way, the Anatomy of a Gig series will review the gig as a live music event rather than reviewing the music per se. Emma Webster kicks off with an account of a John Bramwell show.