Music and Urban Geography
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Exploring the intersection of music and urban transformation, the book analyzes how major cities in the developed world have evolved over the decades. It integrates musicology, music theory, urban geography, and historical materialism to examine the shifting representations of cities in music and the changing social uses of sound in contemporary urban settings. Through this multidisciplinary approach, it highlights the dynamic relationship between music and the urban experience.
