Gianni Ginesi

Department of Cultural and Musical Studies

gginesi@esmuc.cat

Etnomusicologia I
Sound Organization Models of Traditional Musics
Music and Culture III
World Traditional Music I
World Traditional Music II
Etnomusicology III
Musicology Practicum I
Musicology Practicum II
Etnomusicologia II
Seminari de musicologia

Ginesi Gianni
Education

He has a bachelor’s Degree in "Discipline delle Arti, della Musica e dello Spettacolo" from the University of Bologna (Italy). He also holds a diploma in Ethnomusicology from the Universitat de València, and a doctorate in Musicology from the Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona.

Research

 



  • Anthropology of music.




  • History of ethnomusicology.




  • Ethnographic methodologies.




  • Music and society throughout history.




  • Electronic dance and concert music.




  • Traditional music: adaptations and transformations.



Publications

 




  • “¡Baila toda la noche! Fragments of Electronic Dance Music”, in Martínez, Sílvia; Fouce, Héctor (eds.), Made in Spain. Studies in Popular Music, New York & London: Routledge, 2013




  • “El folklore d’Osona”, en Ausa, n. XXVI – 171, 2013




  • La improvisació. Una primera introducció. Girona: Documenta Universitaria, 2011.




  • "Més enllà de la investigació: les interaccions socials en el treball de camp", in Ayats, Jaume; Ginesi, Gianni (eds.), Experiència musical, Cultura global, Palma de Mallorca: Arxiu del So i de la Imatge del Consell de Mallorca, 2008.




  • “Balada i gènere”, en Revista d’Etnologia de Catalunya, n. 22, 2003




  • Gran Enciclopedia de la Música (Enciclopèdia Catalana, 1999-2003). Córrer la sardana. Balls, joves i conflictes (Dalmau Edicions, 2006) and Cançons que cal saber (Pòrtic Edicions, 2010).







He has collaborated on collective works such as:








  • Gran Enciclopedia de la Música (Enciclopèdia Catalana, 1999-2003).




  • Córrer la sardana. Balls, joves i conflictes (Dalmau Edicions, 2006).




  • Cançons que cal saber (Pòrtic Edicions, 2010).




Career

He is one of the members of the research group "Les músiques en les societats contemporànies" (www.musc.cat) affiliated with the UAB.

He has worked with various traditional repertoires from the Mediterranean region, as well as contemporary popular electronic music.

His research primarily focuses on the relationships between music and society, both from a historical perspective and cultural dynamics. Additionally, he studies the development of Ethnomusicology with particular attention to epistemological approaches and ethnographic methodologies.