The Oxford Handbook of the Phenomenology of Music Cultures
Harris M. Berger / Friedlind Riedel / David VanderHamm

Provides a sophisticated and accessible introduction to the history of phenomenology and its key ideas, putting them in dialogue with ethnomusicological scholarship. Shows how ideas from phenomenology can yield new insights into the study of musical practices and auditory cultures. Addresses a host of critical issues and research methods in contemporary scholarship on music and sound.