La scène musicale anglo-québécoise : institutionnalisation, mutations et représentations
02 Feb 2015-Recherche (Département de sociologie, Faculté des sciences sociales, Université Laval)-Vol. 55, Iss: 3, pp 559-581
TL;DR: In this article, the authors interroge le lien entre la plus grande reconnaissance attribuee a partie of the scene musicale anglo-quebecoise and le developpement d’institutions et dorganismes artistiques et culturels anglophones au Quebec.
Abstract: Cet article interroge le lien entre la plus grande reconnaissance attribuee a une partie de la scene musicale anglo-quebecoise et le developpement d’institutions et d’organismes artistiques et culturels anglophones au Quebec. Certaines representations sociales quant au mythe des deux solitudes tendent a se reproduire dans le monde des arts, mais a se transformer aussi dans le cas de coproductions franco et anglo-quebecoises qui attirent un public nouveau, encore mal circonscrit, un public bilingue et principalement montrealais. Nous abordons ce sujet en traitant de l’identite anglo-quebecoise et de son rapport a la culture, en decrivant plusieurs aspects de l’institutionnalisation et de la professionnalisation des artistes anglophones du Quebec depuis les annees 1960, puis en tentant d’identifier les mutations recentes de la scene musicale anglo-montrealaise en abordant la question de la releve et de la diversite culturelle.
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