Society for Asian Music explained

The Society for Asian Music is an academic society founded in 1959.[1] Its journal Asian Music was established in 1969.[2] It is an English-language journal covering ethnomusicology in Asian music.[3] Editors-in-chief have included the musicologists Mark Slobin,[4] Martin Hatch,[5] Sean Williams,[6] and currently Ricardo Trimillos.

Notes and References

  1. S. Blum A Society and Its Journal: Stories of Hybridity, 2011
  2. http://asianmusic.skidmore.edu/samboard.htm Journal of the Society for Asian Music
  3. http://www.utexas.edu/utpress/journals/jam.html Asian Music, University of Texas Press
  4. Jewish currents - Volume 32 - Page 26 Morning Freiheit Association - 1978.
  5. World music, politics and social change, Page xii Simon Frith, International Association for the Study of Popular Music - 1991.
  6. Asian music: journal of the Society for Asian Music - Volume 37 - Page 163 Society for Asian Music - 2006.

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