Music as Intangible Cultural Heritage Economic, Cultural and Social Identity
Publication year: 2021
: 978-3-030-76882-9
Our first contact with music is almost certainly in our childhood when our parents sing lullabies to us at bedtime. In a community where music is important, these songs are likely to be successfully transmitted from one generation to the next. This is similar to the concept of intangible cultural heritage and how it is transmitted.
: Economics and Finance, Cultural Economics, Cultural Heritage, Regional, Spatial Science, Intangible cultural heritage, Cultural economics, Cultural heritage conservation, Social innovation in music and arts
