Vol. 5 No. 1-2 (2011)

Published: 2012-11-19

Editorial

Introduction The collective problem in jazz

Nicholas Gebhardt

5-20
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Articles

'Complaining time is over' Network and collective strategies of the New York Musicians Organization

Michael C. Heller

21-41
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‘The revolution never ended’ The cultural politics of a creative-music collective in New York City

Scott Currie

43-65
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Remixing jazz culture Musical hybridity and collectivity in the New Europe

Kristin McGee

67-88
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The collective organization of contemporary jazz musicians in the UK

Tim Wall, Simon Barber

89-112
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San Francisco State University's Music Federation A local jazz cooperative for teachers

Meredith Morgan Eliassen

113-122
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Common ground 1970s improvised music as part of a cross-genre Dutch ensemble culture

Loes Rusch

123-141
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Ett minne för livet A Swedish music collective

Alf Arvidsson, Jörgen Adolfsson

142-152
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Collectives, a socio-economic, political and aesthetic phenomenon The example of the Association à la Recherche d'un Folklore Imaginaire

Chloé Meyzie

153-165
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Wonderbrass A South Wales jazz collective

Rob Smith

166-175
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JazzWerkstatt A young Austrian jazz initiative

Christa Bruckner-Haring, Michael Kahr

176-186
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Making ourselves heard From a ‘Field of Dreams’ to building a collective voice

Petter Frost Fadnes

187-199
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The Kitchen Orchestra Online Digital mediation and collective practice

Andrew Dubber

200-210
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