In this paper we discuss whether inclusive grassroots music associations may reduce the strength of the correlation between social status, cultural capital, and “omnivorousness” in musical taste. Drawing upon data from 810 members of local brass bands in the alpine province of Trentino, we suggest that participation in brass bands and other social and cultural activities reduces the impact of cultural and economic capital over omnivorousness.
Contaminating music genres: The role of brass bands / Diani, Mario; Sacchetti, Silvia. - 2:(In corso di stampa). (Intervento presentato al convegno DiMMI tenutosi a Trento nel 29-30 November 2024).
Contaminating music genres: The role of brass bands
Diani, Mario
;Sacchetti, Silvia
In corso di stampa
Abstract
In this paper we discuss whether inclusive grassroots music associations may reduce the strength of the correlation between social status, cultural capital, and “omnivorousness” in musical taste. Drawing upon data from 810 members of local brass bands in the alpine province of Trentino, we suggest that participation in brass bands and other social and cultural activities reduces the impact of cultural and economic capital over omnivorousness.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione
