[csaa-forum] Volume! newsletter: nostalgia in popular music

[Jedediah Sklower]

Dear all,

Apologies for cross-posting.

Here are our upcoming publications, as well as information on our new distributor, a few calls for papers and more.

Best,
Volume ! / Éditions Mélanie Seteun


Publications

Nostalgia in popular music

Issue n° 11-1 of Volume !, « Souvenirs, Souvenirs », edited by Hugh Dauncey (Senior Lecturer, Newcastle University) and Chris Tinker (Reader, Heriot-Watt University), has just been published. 236 pages, 19 euros, ISBN 978-2-913169-36-4.

Download the introduction here, and read other texts by Sheila Whiteley, Deena Weinstein, Franco Fabbri, Richard Elliott and others online here. Order the paper version on the site of our new distributor, Les Presses du Réel.

“Musique et environnement pro” collection

We published two studies in 2014, which can be downloaded on our website:

•                Cultural action and popular music. The results of a national survey;
•                Diffusion in popular music venues. A statistical analysis of the 2011 season. La
Upcoming

Our next issue will be a “varia” one, and will be published in the Spring.

We will then publish an issue dealing with immigrant chanson in France, following the October 2013 conference which took place at the BNF – « Avec ma gueule de métèque ».

The proceedings of the “Changing the Tune” Strasbourg conference will be published next fall.



Calls for papers

Popular music and video clips

A first call for papers on popular music and video clips, for an issue edited by Marc Kaiser (maître de conférences, Paris 8 University)

Presentation and informations for submission here. Proposals must be sent by March 31st, 2015.

Punk scenes in France

A new call for papers on the French punk scene (1976-2014), for an issue edited by Luc Robène (Professeur des universités, Bordeaux 2 University) and Solveig Serre (chargée de recherche CNRS). Proposals must be sent by April 15th, 2015.



Partnerships: two conferences on punk scenes

« Disorder : Histoire sociale des mouvements punk/post-punk »

Volume ! will have a stand at this conference (Paris 7 University), which will take place on March 27th and 28th, 2015. Information here.

« Keep it simple, make it fast ! » in Porto

Volume ! is a partner of the international conference international « Keep it simple, make it fast! Crossing borders of underground music scenes », that will take place in Porto, from the 15th to the 17th of July 2015. Information here.

Epistrophy, The jazz journal

A new bilingual, peer-reviewed online journal dealing with jazz studies, Epistrophy, just published its first call for papers, “Jazz and modernity”.  Proposals should be sent by March 30th, 2015.



Digitization

Vibrations. Musiques, médias, société

The Éditions Mélanie Seteun are in the process of digitizing the first French journal of popular music studies, Vibrations. Musiques, médias, société, which was associated with the IASPM, in the late 1980s. More information here.

“Musique et Société” collection


We are doing the same with our collection of books “Musique et Société”. More on this project soon.








All Volume’s papers are freely accessible and downloadable, up to issue issue n° 9-1:

On Cairn.info for issues 9 and following: http://www.cairn.info/revue-volume.htm

And on revues.org before: http://volume.revues.org

 
Volume! is the only French peer-reviewed popular music studies journal. It is abstracted on the following specialized indexes: Music Index, IIMP, RILM and classified by the French AERES evaluation agency. We are an independent publishing association (Éditions Mélanie Seteun), with rare funding and all members of our team contribute voluntarily to the journal. We need your support!

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