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Briefly, what is the last step of your music ethnography project?
 
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List other means of collecting information on a musical topic. (Answers may vary.)
 
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Answer to Question 1

 Answering the question(s) you formulated on your topic,
 Documenting some aspect of a nearby music-culture and
 Interpreting the information you gathered in light of the topic you have chosen.

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 Questionnaires about musical attitudes
 Information already gathered, for example, autographical manuscripts, tape recordings, diaries, photographs, and so on
 Musical archives of old concert programs
 Newspapers





 

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