“A Hungry Sonic Color Line: Toward a Musicology of Settler Listening in Canada”

By Duncan McCallum

https://doi.org/10.63473/AQRH9404 I believe there is a productive space between two neologisms from the past decade of musicology and sound studies—“hungry listening” and the “sonic color line”—that suggests a framework for understanding the politics of listening in Canada, and perhaps beyond. The term “hungry listening,” which I draw on from… Read More