Melbournes By The Dozen

John Encarncao provides a poetic examination of music and place in Australia, in reflecting on very specific personal experiences of music that have drawn him a mental map of Melbourne. He is interested in the personal aspects of the construction of place, and shows how personal histories associated with age, experience, and locale affect the process. Encarnacao reinforces how personal and selective these constructions actually are. This in turn reinforces the importance of music in constructing personal histories and understandings of the world, but perhaps questions and plays with the validity of drawing clear conclusions about sound and place

Aesthetics · Affect (linguistics · Art · Dozen · Locale (computer software · Personal life · Political science · Sociology · Sound (geography · Visual arts · Communication · Computer Science · Diverse Musicological Studies · History · Law · Music History and Culture · Psychology