Gamelan Girls: Gender, Childhood, and Politics in Balinese Music Ensembles (New Perspectives on Gender in Music)
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Gamelan Girls: Gender, Childhood, and Politics in Balinese Music Ensembles (New Perspectives on Gender in Music)

by Sonja Lynn Downing

Politics Music Gender Studies Cultural Studies Childhood Studies
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Gamelan Girls examines the intersections of gender, childhood, and politics in Balinese music ensembles. Situated within broader perspectives on gender in music, the book offers an interdisciplinary exploration of musical communities, cultural identity, and the social dimensions of participation.

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Gamelan Girls explores gender, childhood, and politics in Balinese music ensembles.

Framed within perspectives on gender in music, the book considers how musical participation connects with social identity and experience.

Its focus on Balinese ensembles brings together music, culture, childhood, and political life.

This title offers readers an interdisciplinary look at the relationships among gender, young people, and musical communities.

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