2003
DOI: 10.1016/s0038-0296(03)00039-6
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La division sexuelle du travail chez les musiciens français

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“…A third of the musicians were in their forties, sixteen were in their thirties, eleven in their fifties, and eight in their twenties. Only 10% of the interviewees were women, a figure lower than the average of 23% in contemporary music in Switzerland (Perrenoud and Bataille, 2017: 319) and 20% in France as opposed to 45% in classical music (Ravet and Coulangeon, 2003: 363). This is partly due to the fact that tribute bands usually cover pop and rock stars, of whom up to 90% are men according to certain estimations (Bellis et al, 2007).…”
Section: Observing and Interviewing The Art World Of Tribute Bandsmentioning
confidence: 81%
“…A third of the musicians were in their forties, sixteen were in their thirties, eleven in their fifties, and eight in their twenties. Only 10% of the interviewees were women, a figure lower than the average of 23% in contemporary music in Switzerland (Perrenoud and Bataille, 2017: 319) and 20% in France as opposed to 45% in classical music (Ravet and Coulangeon, 2003: 363). This is partly due to the fact that tribute bands usually cover pop and rock stars, of whom up to 90% are men according to certain estimations (Bellis et al, 2007).…”
Section: Observing and Interviewing The Art World Of Tribute Bandsmentioning
confidence: 81%
“…Studies of musicians' work are principally concerned with the musicians who work in ensembles, especially orchestra musicians (Faulkner, 1983;Gilmore, 1987;Ravet and Coulangeon, 2003) or jazz musicians (Becker, 1963;Coulangeon, 1999;Buscatto, 2003). If the literature about musicians is extensive, to my knowledge it does not include sociological publications concerning the soloists' class.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Ce processus qui transforme l'artiste en entrepreneur, intégrant, peu à peu, des normes managériales dans sa pratique artistique, contribue à l'élaboration d'un cadre spatio-temporel particulier alternant périodes d'activité intense et de temps morts, temps de travail strictement délimités et plages de flexibilité, travail en dehors du cercle domestique et travail à la maison, impliquant l'imbrication des sphères familiales et professionnelles (Coulangeon, 2004a). fortement sur les femmes en raison des normes dominantes et genrées de la répartition du travail domestique et vient renforcer des dynamiques de division sexuée du travail artistique observables, par exemple, chez les musiciens (Ravet et Coulangeon, 2003). 3 L'étude de Sinigaglia-Amadio et Sinigaglia sort volontairement d'une approche en fonction des mondes de l'art pour faire émerger de grandes tendances sur les temporalités professionnelles et domestiques du travail artistique.…”
Section: Precarity Temporality and Work-family Integration : Baroqueunclassified