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This volume reflects the diversity of research in the increasingly popular field of recorded music, including chapters on jazz, composition and ethnomusicology. Amanda Bayley is Reader in Performing Arts in the Department of Music, University of Wolverhampton. Representing the increasingly diverse research into recorded music, this book contains contributions from scholars across a wide variety of fields, including jazz, ethnomusicology and music production. Attitudes of performers are considered alongside developments in technology, listening practices and methods of analysis, all of which contribute to our understanding of recordings. Representing the increasingly diverse research into recorded music, this book offers contrasting perspectives on a range of music genres, including jazz, ethnomusicology and music production. Attitudes of performers are considered alongside developments in technology, changing listening practices and social contexts, all of which contribute to our understanding of recordings. Reflects the diversity of research in the increasingly popular field of recorded music, including chapters on jazz, composition and ethnomusicology.