Book Review
Jan. 19th, 2011 11:18 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
kenjariMusic in Ireland
by Dorothea Hast and Stanley Scott
This was a very enjoyable book. While I could have wished for more technical material and analysis, I was extremely impressed with the way Hast and Scott brought the reader into the world of Irish traditional music. There was a lot of good material about the context and culture of the music, and warm personal portraits of several musicians. Hast and Scott put a lot of love and fun into their writing, drawing the reader right into the experience of the music. It gave the book a more intimate feel than most of the others in the Global Music Series.
by Dorothea Hast and Stanley Scott
This was a very enjoyable book. While I could have wished for more technical material and analysis, I was extremely impressed with the way Hast and Scott brought the reader into the world of Irish traditional music. There was a lot of good material about the context and culture of the music, and warm personal portraits of several musicians. Hast and Scott put a lot of love and fun into their writing, drawing the reader right into the experience of the music. It gave the book a more intimate feel than most of the others in the Global Music Series.
