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Published online by Cambridge University Press:  28 May 2021

Edited by
Matt Brennan ,
Joseph Michael Pignato  and
Daniel Akira Stadnicki
Matt Brennan
Affiliation:
University of Glasgow
Joseph Michael Pignato
Affiliation:
State University of New York, Oneonta
Daniel Akira Stadnicki
Affiliation:
McGill University, Montréal

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The Cambridge Companion to the Drum Kit , pp. ix - x
Publisher: Cambridge University Press
Print publication year: 2021

Contents

  1. List of Figures

  2. List of Tables

  3. List of Music Examples

  4. Notes on Contributors

  5. Introduction

    Matt Brennan, Joseph Michael Pignato, and Daniel Akira Stadnicki

  6. Part IHistories of the Drum Kit

    1. 1The Drum Kit in Theory

      Matt Brennan

    2. 2Historically Informed Jazz Performance on the Drum Kit

      Paul Archibald

    3. 3Towards a Cultural History of the Backbeat

      Steven Baur

    4. 4Historicizing a Scene and Sound: The Case of Colombia’s ‘Música Tropical Sabanera’

      Pedro Ojeda Acosta and Juan David Rubio Restrepo

  7. Part IIAnalysing the Drum Kit in Performance

    1. 5The Drum Kit beyond the Anglosphere: The Case of Brazil

      Daniel M. Gohn

    2. 6Drum Kit Performance in Contemporary Classical Music

      Ben Reimer

    3. 7Theorizing Complex Meters and Irregular Grooves

      Scott Hanenberg

    4. 8Shake, Rattle, and Rolls: Drumming and the Aesthetics of Americana

      Daniel Akira Stadnicki

    5. 9Drum Tracks: Locating the Experiences of Drummers in Recording Studios

      Brett Lashua and Paul Thompson

  8. Part IIILearning, Teaching, and Leading on the Drum Kit

    1. 10Studying Hybrid and Electronic Drum Kit Technologies

      Bryden Stillie

    2. 11The Aesthetics of Timekeeping: Creative and Technical Aspects of Learning Drum Kit

      Carlos Xavier Rodriguez and Patrick Hernly

    3. 12Mentorship: Jazz Drumming across Generations

      Joseph Michael Pignato

    4. 13Leadership: The View from behind the Kit

      Bill Bruford

  9. Part IVDrumming Bodies, Meaning, and Identity

    1. 14The Meaning of the Drumming Body

      Mandy J. Smith

    2. 15Disability, Drumming, and the Drum Kit

      adam patrick bell and Cornel Hrisca-Munn

    3. 16Seen but Not Heard: Performing Gender and Popular Feminism on Drumming Instagram

      Margaret MacAulay and Vincent Andrisani

    4. 17Building Inclusive Drum Communities: The Case of Hey Drums

      Nat Grant

    5. 18A Window into My Soul: Eudaimonia and Autotelic Drumming

      Gareth Dylan Smith

  10. Index

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