Playing to the Crowd: Musicians, Audiences, and the Intimate Work of Connection (Postmillennial Pop Book 14)
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Playing to the Crowd: Musicians, Audiences, and the Intimate Work of Connection (Postmillennial Pop Book 14)

by Nancy K. Baym

Sociology Music Media Studies
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Nancy K. Baym explores the intimate work of connection between musicians and audiences. Playing to the Crowd considers how relationships are formed through music and performance, offering a focused look at the human dynamics shaping contemporary popular music and its communities.

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Playing to the Crowd examines the relationship between musicians and audiences.

The book focuses on connection as an intimate form of work within music culture.

It considers how performers engage with the people who listen to them.

Part of the Postmillennial Pop series, this study offers a focused perspective on contemporary musical interaction.

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