Washington university ethnomusicology Videos

• 1. Alumni Connect: Joe Kinzer
• 2. Nusrat Live At Meany (1998)
• 3. Meany Hall Concert University of Washington Presentation Curripití - Laura Rebolloso
• 4. ฟ้อนแพรวากาฬสินаёа№Њ Forn phrae wa Kalasin
• 5. "Islam, Politics and the Performing Arts in Indonesia"
• 6. IEM Press: Mediterannea. A Journal of Cultural Anthropology and Ethnomusicology (September 2013)
• 7. Sweet Pups Interview by Haley Brunner
• 8. Eva Ybarra, acordeonista
• 9. The Sounds of Capitalism: Kennedy Talks with Ethnomusicology Professor Tim Taylor

Alumni Connect: Joe Kinzer

Nusrat Live At Meany (1998)

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MQMirza95 commented on 21 Apr 2014

Nusrat died in 1997 how can this be in 1998

Asutosh Panda commented on 31 Jan 2016

+MQMirza95 This was in 1998

Meany Hall Concert University of Washington Presentation Curripití - Laura Rebolloso

ฟ้อนแพรวากาฬสินธ์ Forn phrae wa Kalasin

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วันชัย ไชยคุณ commented on 21 Oct 2015

ตัดต่อไม่ค่อยเปะเลย

"Islam, Politics and the Performing Arts in Indonesia"

IEM Press: Mediterannea. A Journal of Cultural Anthropology and Ethnomusicology (September 2013)

Sweet Pups Interview by Haley Brunner

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Riva V commented on 30 Dec 2015

cool

Eva Ybarra, acordeonista

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MRasustame1time commented on 11 Nov 2010

@puratejanopride yup there are so many amazeings such as steve jordan, paulino bernal,oscar hernandez,my cousin bobby naranjo,and my tio flaco jimenez

ed can commented on 19 Feb 2010

Zavier tell your tia to upload more videos she is good..............and the accordion is not wasy to play that real talent right there.

puratejanopride commented on 11 Nov 2010

@MRasustame1time u got that right haahaha those r most of the amazeings.

Bruce Triggs commented on 20 Sep 2006

Jammin' solo at about 2:00 She's awesome. Wish the sound was better.

puratejanopride commented on 15 May 2010

@zavier7free sure not the only amazing though

zavier7free commented on 20 Apr 2009

hey Eva Ybarra is my aunt she is amazing.

art2liv4 commented on 18 Dec 2014

Hola, Flaco, gusto de verte!

The Sounds of Capitalism: Kennedy Talks with Ethnomusicology Professor Tim Taylor

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Blake McDonald commented on 28 Apr 2013

MP3 players and downloading digital music only got popular with Napster and there were both mp3 players and other ways to download mp3s as early as 1997. Before that only midi and huge wav files that would take forever on a 28.8 or maybe dual 33.6 baud modems if you had money, two phone lines, and the technical knowhow. We shouldn't forget mp3 CD players were many peoples first mp3 players because flash memory was so expensive. iTunes was the first to make bank but it wasn't anything new.

John McMurtrie commented on 01 May 2013

Blaming the 2007 Recession on unregulated or loosely regulated Capitalism is a joke; the overreaching of Congress, specifically Barney Frank and Chris Dodd, to "assist" people who could not afford to make mortgage payments to buy homes they had no business purchasing from an income perspective was the poison introduced into the Economy which eventually led to the 2007 meltdown. The remarks he makes in response to "Do you like Capitalism?" at around the 20 minute mark are pure silliness.

kev3d commented on 28 Apr 2013

Depends on the industry. With regards to music, books, film and TV, that is absolutely true. For example, from 1930 to 1968, there was the comparatively strict "Hays Code" which essentially formed a censorship board. Films of the period generally could not have nudity, profanity and even plot elements had to be approved. The MPAA today is a trade association, and films can be unrated and distributed through alternative channels.

Thorbie commented on 27 Apr 2013

Also to add on to Kennedy's point, today musicians can reach an audience without a record label. Youtube, Facebook, Twitter, Tumblr, Bandcamp, Soundcloud etc. They can get funding from fans directly using Indiegogo and Kickstarter. While working in any artistic field can be tough, there has never been another time in history where it's this easy to get started. Does this guy really want to go back to toothpaste sponsored bands?

Thorbie commented on 27 Apr 2013

"Go Bruins!" was muted! #flaseflag #USCilluminate Seriously though, what's up with the sound on this? Random muting and jump cuts. Also who buys music at Walmart? This guy is so out of tune with how music is consumed today. I still like buy cds, but 99% of what I buy is from either Amazon, iTunes or some other online site, because you can't find a whole lot at a retail store anymore, unless you like awful top 40 pop stuff.

DJ Satnone commented on 04 May 2013

That's only when you think ideas are property, which they are not and is pretty obvious to anyone who is smart enough to think past what they've had beat into their head all their life. Anyone who thinks we need government to create scarcity, or so-called property, is either someone who already adores government, or a completely mislead Libertarian.

The Wonder-Nerds commented on 29 Apr 2013

Music is being monopolized, iTunes is awful for musicians, I make less than 10% when bandcamp gives you 90%, but nobody used band-camp even if I charge a fraction of the set itunes price. Spotify gives jack shit and you have to either be giant or be on tour constantly to play enough paid shows to make a living.

Gabriel Brooks commented on 29 Apr 2013

I think he does. I think his love of the old days has clouded his perception. It was "great" but only IF you "Made IT" I think he is dismissing the fact that fewer musicians "Made it" back then, now more money goes directly to musicians and even book writers with direct to consumer downloads via amazon etc.

JaguarSoundBlaster commented on 02 May 2013

Music is not property. The sheets of paper the music is printed on is property but not the sounds. It's against the concept of a free market to limit the free exchange of ideas. Once you limit what a person can say/sing it's no longer a free market.

zvi303 commented on 29 Apr 2013

Having grown up during the 60's and frankly in disgust with it, I love the idea of the sacred icon of the 60's idiots being blasphemed. I grew up with the lemon pledge commercial. Only decades later I learned that it was "lemon tree very pretty".

PhillipHunsberger commented on 04 May 2013

I just wanna know why Kennedy is for NO Gun Control at all and Stands With Rand on the issue of using Drone Strikes against Americans on American Soil under certain circumstances but yet gets on her high horse to berate others....

Ozbrithian commented on 17 Oct 2013

Walmart controls music distribution? Srsly? Last I checked CDs were considered an anachronistic fetish, not quite VHS tapes but on their way there. Walmart sells new CDs cheap as they can and still nobody wants to buy them.

zvi303 commented on 30 Apr 2013

I actually was starting to agree with Kennedy for once, but just to mention that considering music free is the opposite of free market thinking and against the entire concept of property rights.

ElSmusso commented on 15 Oct 2014

Pop music made after the 70ies is shit anyway... the leaf that didn't know it was part of a tree... has fallen to the earth and is rotting. Whats wrong with yall... dont you smell it?

DJ Satnone commented on 04 May 2013

Haha look at all these negative votes coming from so-called Libertarians. Do some research you posers, and you just might finally learn what property really is, and what it ISN'T, ideas.

Peter Cohen commented on 27 Apr 2013

It is somewhat harder for the really big musicians/groups to make the huge bucks they used to, but it is vastly easier nowadays for the struggling artists to find a niche.

PhillipHunsberger commented on 04 May 2013

So you agree with Kennedy that music is not property and can be ripped off at any time.... Typical Libertarian Ideology..... fuck others over because it's "free will"....

Dustin Rhoads commented on 27 Apr 2013

Kennedy! Way to reel him back in on the Anti Capitalism statement! He's just another contestant on the "Blame Game". It's always Walmart's fault...yeah right!

treiz commented on 27 Apr 2013

wow, it was going so well and then TRAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIN WREEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEECK!!!!!!!!1!!!!!!! Did he realize who he was talking to?

Sonny Brown commented on 27 Apr 2013

Yeah, I wish Kennedy jumped on that. UCLA is notoriously liberal. I live near by and it doesn't surprise me with his answer given his surroundings.

dt3891 commented on 27 Apr 2013

Yeah, it was going soo well, I think they need to release the last 4-minutes and show how much of a protectionist this jerk really is

Td De commented on 28 Apr 2013

Wow... last three minutes this guy showed how his total ignorance on the economy. I was embarrassed for him parroting talking points.

Phil Sr commented on 28 Apr 2013

Music is so enjoyable by everyone. That's why early radio was so popular. As well as iPod and personal music players.

Josh Ammons commented on 02 May 2013

Wow! That got crazy at the end... You had to have known that would happen when you found that guy to interview.