INGOLV HAALAND

INTERCULTURAL MUSICAL COLLABORATION||TOWARDS A GLOBAL SOUND

DISSERTATION FOR THE DEGREE OF PhD IN POPULAR MUSIC PERFORMANCE UiA – FACULTY OF FINE ARTS 2020

JP Studios Jounieh, Lebanon

 
 
 
Acknowledgements
Preface
Introduction  
Chapter 1 Methodical approach and Theory
 1.1 Methodology
1.2 Fieldwork 
1.3 Ethics
1.4 Studio and live sound
1.5 Global sound
1.6 Aesthetics
Chapter 2 Composing, arranging and orchestration
2.1 Composing
2.2 Arranging and orchestration
2.3 Rehearsals
2.4 Microtuning  
Chapter 3 Behind the albums
3.1 Thailand and Cambodia
3.2 Lebanon and Palestine
3.3 Asian Flow – The studio albums 
3.4 Preproduction the live concert
3.5 Mixing the studio albums
3.5.1 Mixing the live albums
3.6 Mastering
Chapter 4 Cases
4.1 No More Tears
4.1.1 Bratislava Strings
4.1.2 Arabic parts
4.1.3 The arrangement
4.2 Live in Concert 
4.2.1 Ya Tara
4.2.2 Too Close
4.2.3 The Arabic instruments
4.3 Dawara – the album
4.3.1 Istanbul Strings
4.3.2 Harmonic approach
4.3.3 Thai traditional instruments
4.4 Timeline reflections
Final remarks
References
Appendix
I: Albums
II: Scores
III: Lyrics 
IV: Field Work Gallery
V: Paper presentations
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