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Tag Archives: old-time music
Two participatory presentations (AMIS and in-class)
The recent Hong Kong unrest displaced some of my teaching, and in two instances I presented a talk in the absence of some of the students meant to be there, posting both online in a few places/formats so that students … Continue reading
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Hacking a karaoke club for a New Year’s Jam
Who doesn’t love karaoke? During my latest visit to a karaoke club in Tokyo the TV was off, the microphones were left in their holders, and the disco ball did not spin. Instead, a group of friends who all play American 0ld-time … Continue reading
