The next seminar will take place in Palanga (Lithuania) on 17-22 September 2026.
The call for papers will be advertised shortly
Instituto de Etnomusicologia, Centro de Estudos em Música e Dança (INET- MD), Universidade Nova de Lisboa, Universidade Técnica de Lisboa, Universidade de Aveiro
Musics and Knowledge in Transit
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14th International CHIME Conference
Musical Instruments Museum, Brussels
18-22 November 2008
Continue reading “Chinese and East Asian Music: The future of the past”
17 October 2009
3.30 pm – 7.00 pm
Faculty of Music, West Road, Cambridge
Just a reminder, if you are considering submitting an abstract for the British Forum for Ethnomusicology One-Day Conference “Taking Pleasure
Seriously: Theorising Pleasure and Music” (Sat 7 Nov 2009), that the deadline for abstracts is MONDAY 31 AUGUST. Continue reading “BFE One-Day Conferenc “Taking Pleasure Seriously: Theorising Pleasure and Music””
Some of you have already heard about DISMARC (DIScovering Music ARChives) – the EU co-funded project uniting Europe’s music archives and presenting the results to a global audience.
By 2010, the EU intends to have a fully functioning new portal Europeana – the Europe’s flagship digital library, supported by the EU’s i2010 initiative. Its aim is to present Europe’s digital cultural heritage to the world.
The Conferences on Interdisciplinary Musicology promote collaborations between sciences and humanities, between theory and practice, as well as interdisciplinary combinations that are new, unusual, creative, or otherwise especially promising.
CIM10 will focus on the relationship between nature and culture in musical behaviour, thinking and sound.
Continue reading “CIM10 Nature versus Culture, 21st – 24th July 2010, University of Sheffield, UK”
This year a new master programme starts at the l’Universite Paris Ouest Nanterre 2009/2010. Please see the attached information for more details (also in French). Continue reading “New Master: Ethnomusicology and the Anthropology of Dance (EMAD)”
cAIR is a new and unique opportunity for practitioners and researchers in all areas of interculturality and all countries to meet, join forces, and progress toward common goals. The conference combines the resources of research (universities, institutes) and practice (government, civil society, schools, media) to raise awareness about racism and xenophobia and to reduce its prevalence and impact.