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)”
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cAIR – Call for Papers
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.
Postcolonial Research Group:Postcolonial Memory: Resistance, Representation, and Revival
Royal Holloway University of London
Postcolonial Research Group: Postcolonial Memory: Resistance, Representation, and Revival
A Postgraduate Research Day
New publication: Music in Motion
Bernd Clausen, Ursula Hemetek, Eva Saether]
European Music Council (eds.) Music in Motion: Cover
Music in Motion
Diversity and Dialogue in Europe. Study in the frame of the »ExTra! Exchange Traditions« project
April 2009, 438 p., 34,80 €,
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Ethnomusicological Blogs
Barbara Alge, Ethnomusicologist, now based in Vienna at the Phonogrammarchiv of the Austrian Academy of Sciences, compiled a list of ethnomusicological blogs. The list can be found on her blog: http://ethnomblogs.blogspot.com/
Call for Papers on Gypsy Lore: Young Scholar’s Prize in Romani Studies
The Gypsy Lore Society established the Gypsy Lore Society Young Scholar’s Prize in Romani Studies for the best unpublished paper by a young scholar on a topic in Gypsy and Traveler Studies. The prize is a cash award of $500. The winning paper will be published, after any necessary revisions, in an issue of the journal Romani Studies. Continue reading “Call for Papers on Gypsy Lore: Young Scholar’s Prize in Romani Studies”
Archival Sound Recordings: World and Traditional Music Online
Music without walls – world and traditional music online
From Indian ritual music to bawdy English pub songs to Ugandan court music to Nigerian Highlife, the British Library’s collections of world and traditional music are emerging from the shelves of the Sound Archive and appearing on the Archival Sound Recordings website. Continue reading “Archival Sound Recordings: World and Traditional Music Online”
British Forum of Ethnomusicology ~ Annual One-Day Conference in November 2009
You are cordially invited to the annual One-Day Conference of the British Forum of Ethnomusicology, which will be held on Saturday 7 November 2009, at King’s College London in the Strand.
Please see the Call for Papers pasted in below. Do feel free to circulate this further to any potentially interested parties.
Further details will be posted on the conference website as they become available – see http://bfe2009.net/4.html
British Forum for Ethnomusicology ~ Annual One-Day Conference
King’s College London, Saturday 7 November 2009
Contact: katherine.r.brown@kcl.ac.uk
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Call for papers: FIRST INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON ANALYTICAL APPROACHES TO WORLD MUSIC
FIRST INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON
ANALYTICAL APPROACHES TO WORLD MUSIC
February 20-21, 2010
University of Massachusetts, Amherst
Ethnomusicological Research Today – An International Doctoral Workshop
Call for Papers
The Ethnomusicology Department of the University for Music and Drama at Hanover, Germany, is organising an international workshop for Ph.D. candidates in ethnomusicology and its sister disciplines. The workshop will be directed by Prof. Dr. Raimund Vogels (Hanover) and Prof. Dr. Philip V. Bohlman (Chicago/Hanover).
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