# Gibb Schreffler

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Backstories: Professor Gibb Schreffler

Assistant Professor of Music Gibb Schreffler joins us for this faculty episode of Sagecast. A first-generation college graduate, Schreffler shares insight about his journey from his youth punk rock scene to academia.  As an ethnomusicologist, Schreffler focuses his research on historical work-song…

Global Sounds with Gibb Schreffler and Giri Kusuma

Two selections from our ethnomusicology area comprise this week’s episode.The first,features Assistant Professor of Music Gibb Schreffler singing and playing on a period accordion, on a song popular on Pacific Ocean whaling ships in the mid-nineteenth century,“Roolin down to Old Mowhee.” Then we sh…

4. "A new frame" with Gibb Schreffler and Craig Edwards

Take a look at shanties through the frame of Craig Edwards and Gibb Schreffler who have studied shanties intensely for years. From West African work songs, through the popularization of the banjo in America, through the Beatles in Liverpool. Join us on a trip around the world and through the years …

40 - Oh, So You Think You're Folk?

On this episode we talk with Dr. Gibb Schreffler and go all the way back and trace Bhangra to its roots in Punjab. Visual History of Bhangra BTF Thread  Bhangra/Dhol from Naya Daur (1957), Clip 1 Bhangra scene from Naya Daur (1957), Clip 2 Bhangra scene from "Jagte Raho" (1956) Malwai Giddha SPD B…

1. sea chanteys and genre trouble

Jack and Joe start a podcast! Your ears' finest hour of commentary on music's aesthetic, aural, social, cultural, and political dimensions. Music featured in this episode: - versions of "Wellerman" / "Soon May the Wellerman Come" by The Longest Johns, Nathan Evans, Gordon Bok, and various TikTok …

52 - Gibb Schreffler on Dhol it's Drummer, Identities, and Modern Punjab

On this episode of the podcast we dive deep with Dr. Gibb Schreffler of Pomona College on his new book, Dhol - Drummers, Identities, and Modern Punjab. A link to the book and an overview can be found here from the Illinois Free Press: https://www.press.uillinois.edu/books/?id=53qpg7tm9780252044076 …

Music & Labor

Together with conductor Anthony Trecek-King and ethnomusicologist Gibb Schreffler, SalonEra probes the history and evolution of sea shanties and related work songs from the eighteenth to twentieth centuries. Featuring live concert recordings by Seán Dagher with Les Délices and more.

8: King Edward Point

In the final episode - Rachel finds herself unexpectedly the G.P. to one of the most beautiful places in the world with only penguins, and multitudes of seals (and a small team) for company. As the pandemic's days seem numbered we learn about day to day life on South Georgia for its human and wi…