Muusikkous musiikin ja yhteiskunnan kohtauspaikkana: työelämälähtöinen avaus muusikkoustutkimukseen

2020

In this article I examine on what grounds and how it would be possible to fit work life-based perspectives into research on musicological musicianship. Over the past twenty years culture, the arts and education have become increasingly driven by economic considerations, especially in the way they have become integrated into an economic policy-directed production chain. One result of this is that work life has begun to transform, and the current public conversation focuses on "new work life" and issues of precarisation. I propose that research on musicological musicianship has not dealt adequately with this new approach. Precarian ways of working (freelancing, self-employing and entrepreneur…