威廉·罗伊、蒂莫西·多德 著
李小诺、王莹晨、赵钰茜 译
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[15] 本文将“musicking”一词译为“音乐行为”。——译者注
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[29]God Save The Queen：《天佑女王》又叫《上帝保佑女王》，在历史上曾广泛在大英帝国及英联邦国家作为国歌使用。现在，它在部分英国海外领土仍作为国歌使用。它也是新西兰的两首国歌之一（1977年之前是唯一的国歌)，一些英国海外领土也同样将它与另一首歌并列为国歌。在澳大利亚（1984年起）、加拿大（1980年起），巴巴多斯和图瓦卢，《天佑女王》作为皇家礼乐使用。——译者注
[30] La Marseillaise：《马赛曲》，法国国歌。——译者注
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[40]蓝草音乐：乡村音乐的一个分支。——译者注
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[66] 同3。
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[79] 诞生于1960~1970年间的意大利歌手/作曲家运动。——译者注
[80] Als Cantautore，被称为当代意大利音乐中背诵自编歌曲的歌手。这个词是cantante“singer”和作家“author，composer”的组合，由唱片公司Ricordi的员工1960年以意大利语与英语在通信中而成。“歌手兼词曲作者”被发明了。法国女歌手和德国作曲家也有类似的指称，但这些术语绝不是可互换的，而是指特定的音乐传统。参考Wikimedia Foundation--Creative Commons《德语字典》。——译者注
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[83]同3。
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[99] Emile Durkheim发展了包括功能主义、劳动分工和社会反常在内的社会结构理论。这些理论建立在社会事实的概念或社会规范、价值和结构之上。功能主义是一个包含三个要素的概念。——译者注
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[103]结构二元性（duality of structure）是Anthony Giddens解释结构化理论时提出的短语和主要命题之一。二元性的基础在于中介与结构之间的关系，在二元性中，中介对其生存环境的影响远比以往结构主义理论所赋予的要大得多。——译者注；参考来源：Giddens Anthony, Central Problems in Social Theory, London and Basingstoke: The Macmillan Press,1979, p.69.
[104]朋克亚文化在20世纪70年代中期的英国和美国出现。包括各种各样的意识形态、时尚，以及其他诸如视觉艺术、舞蹈、文学、电影的艺术表达。它的主要特点是反建制观点，促进个人自由，自定道德规范，并以响亮、激进的摇滚音乐流派（称为朋克摇滚）为中心。——译者注
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[113] 同110。
[114] 同62。
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[116] 同53。
[117] 同78、82。
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David Grazian, Blue Chicago: The Search for Authenticity in Urban Blues Clubs, Chicago: Univ. Chicago Press, 2003.
[119] 同27。
[120] 同53、93。
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[124] minstrel是美国的一种含有种族歧视色彩的黑人题材戏剧形式，通常指白人演员刻意将脸涂黑在舞台上扮演黑人。——译者注
[125] Eric Lott, Love and Theft: Blackface Minstrelsy and the American Working Class, New York: Oxford Univ. Press, 1993.
[126] Jim Crow法，指1876 ~ 1965年间美国南部各州以及边境各州对有色人种（主要针对非洲裔美国人，但同时也包含其他族群）实行种族隔离制度的法律。——译者注
[127]贬义词，起源于拉丁美洲西班牙语单词zambo，在拉丁美洲是西班牙语单词，代表非洲裔和美洲原住民混合血统的人。——译者注
[128] W. T. Lhamon Jr, Raising Cain: Blackface Performance from Jim Crow to Hip Hop, Cambridge, MA: Harvard Univ. Press, 1998.同时参见60、125。
[129]20世纪初的录音音乐，专为非裔美国人而作，直接销售给黑人社区。该术语是由Ralph S. Peer创造的，被用来特指从20世纪20~40年代录制唱片的黑人音乐家。1940年代后，黑人表演者的音乐市场早已跨越了种族界限，在黑人和白人音乐家的影响下，爵士和布鲁斯风格也在不断发展。——译者注
[130]也称乡巴佬音乐，多指一种起源于美国南部山区的音乐类型，该音乐融合了民间音乐与流行音乐元素，主要乐器有班卓琴、小提琴和吉他。——译者注
[131] 同8、53、82、93。
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[133] Vaughn Schmutz, “Social and symbolic boundaries in newspaper coverage of music, 1995–2005: gender and genre in the US, France, Germany and the Netherlands,” Poetics 37, 2009, pp.298-314.
[134] Mavis Bayton, Frock Rock: Women Performing Popular Music, Oxford: University of Oxford Press, 1998. 同时参见77、114。
[135] Philippe Coulangeon, Hyacinthe Ravet, Ionela Roharik, “Gender differentiated effect of time in performing arts professions: musicians, actors, and dancers in contemporary France,” Poetics 33, 2005, pp.369-387.
[136] Timothy J. Dowd, Kathleen Liddle, Maureen Blyler, “Charting gender: the success of female acts in the U.S. mainstream recording market, 1940 to 1990,” Res. Sociol. Organ. 23, 2005, pp.81-123.
[137] 同18。
[138] 同55。
[139] Dick Hebdige, Subculture: The Meaning of Style, New York: Routledge, 1979.
[140] 同53。
[141] 同53。
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[144] Philippe Coulangeon, Yannick Lemel, “Is "distinction’ really outdated?: questioning the meaning of the omnivorization of musical taste in contemporary France,” Poetics 35, 2007, pp.93-111.
[145] 同8、109。
[146] Katherine Skinner, “"Must be born again’: resurrecting the Anthology of American Folk Music,” Pop. Music 25, 2006, pp.57-75. 同时参见8、82、93。
[147] 同8、109。
[148] 同60。
[149] Jon Cruz, Culture on the Margins: The Black Spiritual and the Rise of American Cultural Interpretation, Princeton, NJ: Princeton University. Press, 1999.
[150] Jennifer C. Lena, Richard A. Peterson, “Classification as culture: types and trajectories of music genres,” Am. Sociol. Rev. 73, 2008, pp.697-718. 同时参见34、82。
[151] Alex van Venrooij, “The aesthetic discourse space of popular music, 1985-1986 and 2004-2005,” Poetics 37, 2009, pp.295-398.
[152] Richard A. Peterson, “Problems in comparative research: the example of omnivorousness,” Poetics 33, 2005, pp.257-282.
[153] 同51、53、60。
[154] 同53、60。
[155] 同53、60。
[156]也就是说荷兰上层阶级部分人对于音乐的品味由高雅音乐转向小众音乐，跨越了阶级社会区隔，包容性更强。——译者注
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[158] 同144。
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