Norway is often seen as a model of queer inclusion.
Daniel X. Y. Fong shows how ideas about masculinity can become embedded in vocal training, repertoire, and even the sound singers are taught to produce.
Read Read doi.org/10.1080/0749...

Norway is often seen as a model of queer inclusion.
Daniel X. Y. Fong shows how ideas about masculinity can become embedded in vocal training, repertoire, and even the sound singers are taught to produce.
Read Read doi.org/10.1080/0749...
Coming up later this year!
'Women – Music – Futures: New Approaches to Women’s Musical Spaces', edited by Seye & Öhman, explores how women create and shape spaces for #musical expression across diverse cultures, musical practices, and styles.
🎷 In "Jackson Street After Hours", dive into the jazz-soaked world of Seattle’s Jackson Street, where legends like Ray Charles and Quincy Jones got their start amid all-night clubs, jam sessions, and a thriving Black music scene.
Out next week! bit.ly/4hdtqbP
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Fiona Magowan’s new article examines singing, disability, communitas, and wellbeing in a #Brisbane choir.
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