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2020 | vol. 9 | 45-53

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Co jest grane we Wrocławiu? Współczesna scena muzyki popularnej w stolicy Dolnego Śląska – przyczynek do badań

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Despite numerous publications on the soundscape of Wroclaw and the history of major music festivals like Jazz nad Odrą, not enough attention has been devoted to the local, independent activity of popular music artists. This article is a contribution to contemporary research into the popular music scene in Wroclaw. The author has carried out his own research in the summer and autumn of 2019, focusing on rock music and jazz. This is because, according to surveys, these types of music are most often indicated as specific to Wroclaw. The author’s goal is to indicate the reasons for the popularity of specific popular types of music and to determine the features specific to the popular music scene in Wroclaw. Into account is taken the history of the city and the repertoire of contemporary concerts as well as the reception of the events and the soundscape of places and the entire city. The author presents the methodology (sound walks, participant observation, surveys, interviews) using literature on the subject of popular music studies, soundscape studies and performance studies.

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2020

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  • Instytut Muzykologii

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