Oxford Handbook of Music and Virtuality

The Oxford Handbook of Music and Virtuality, edited by Sheila Whiteley, is a comprehensive exploration of the intersection between music and virtual environments. Published in 2020 and spanning 720 pages, this insightful book gathers a diverse array of scholars who delve into critical topics, including artistic agency, the nuanced relationship between reality and illusion, and the formation of musical personas and identities in digital spaces. This handbook is an essential resource for anyone interested in contemporary music studies, technology in the arts, and the evolving nature of musical expression in the age of virtuality. Discover how virtuality shapes not just music but also wider cultural narratives and personal identities through this essential text.