Title: Alan Lomax
Authors: Lomax, Alan, 1915-2002; Gardner, Robert, 1925-2014.; WCVB-TV (Television station : Boston, Mass.); Studio 7 Arts (Firm); Documentary Educational Resources (Firm)
Publisher: Studio 7 Arts ; Distributed by Documentary Educational Resources,
Year: 2005
Subjects: Lomax, Alan, Interviews.; Lomax, Alan, Criticism and interpretation.; Ethnomusicologists United States Interviews.; Independent filmmakers United States Interviews.
Abstract: "Alan Lomax appeared on Screening room in August 1975 to discuss the theory of choreometrics and show the film Dance and human history. Alan Lomax spent over six decades working as a musicologist, author, record producer, filmmaker, concert promoter, singer, photographer, and network radio host to promote knowledge and appreciation of the world's folk music. As an anthropologist of the performing arts he produced a multimedia database called The Global Jukebox, which surveys the relationship between dance, song, and human history. He was a lifelong advocate for "cultural equity," proposing to reverse the centralization of communications and secure a valid forum for the expressive arts of all indigenous cultures"--Container.