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ISME and the Twilight of History
In addition to the International Musicological Society there exists an International Society for Music Education, an association (affiliated with UNESCO) that gathers music educators from over 80 countries.
Lorenzo Bianconi
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We're all Archivists Now: Towards a more Equitable Ethnomusicology
As ethnomusicologists we have always made and used recordings as part of our research yet we have seldom questioned this central methodology beyond stating that we make and use recordings ‘for our own research purposes’.
Landau, Carolyn +3 more
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Ethnomusiological education for a humane society: ethical issues in the post-colonial, post-apartheid era [PDF]
In this paper I want initially to discuss some ethical problems which we educators have on the whole somewhat neglected: firstly, ethical issues that need to be incorporated into the education of students of the traditional and popular musics of the ...
Margaret J. Kartomi +1 more
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Review of the 48th World Conference of the International Council for Traditions of Music and Dance
The International Council for Traditions of Music and Dance (ICTMD) is a global scholarly organization dedicated to the study, documentation, and promotion of music and dance traditions worldwide.
Yang Bo Bo
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Discontinuity in the Music of Django Reinhardt
Most analytical literature on jazz still places a premium on structural unity. Early writers, such as Andre Hodeir (1956) and Gunther Schuller (1958), sought to legitimize the music in the eyes of the musicological community by demonstrating its ...
Ben Givan
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The Archaeology of an Archive: Uses of Knowledge at the Institut de Etnografie și Folclor in Bucharest [PDF]
This dissertation looks at Romanian ethnomusicology, primarily through analyzing the publications of one important research institution, the Institut de Etnografie și Folclor and its predecessors.
Mengel, Maurice
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Constructive identity strategies articulated by cultural elites and cultural policies, starting with the nationalist movement of the nineteenth century, have instrumentalized tradition to communicate local identities within a multicultural world. This is
Inis Shkreli
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This article explores the transformative role of the Ndau Festival of the Arts (NDAFA) in safeguarding the ChiNdau language as Intangible Cultural Heritage of the Ndau people in Manicaland Province, Zimbabwe. As a minority language, ChiNdau is at risk of
Solomon Gwerevende, Phillip Kusasa
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"Should one person be both a filmmaker and an anthropologist? Or should there be a filmmaker alongside the anthropologist?" (Heider, 2006, 114). This question has been asked by many scholars in audiovisual ethnography, and for various reasons there seems
Hagmann, Lea
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“NATIVE AMERICAN FOLK SONG SUITE”: A STUDY OF TRADITIONAL NATIVE AMERICAN MELODIES, THE ROLE OF MUSIC IN NATIVE AMERICAN SOCIETY, AND ITS TRANSLATION TO THE MODERN WIND ENSEMBLE [PDF]
Music holds a sacred place for the many Native American tribes of the United States. Over the past 150 years, ethnomusicologists Dr. Theodore Baker (1851-1934), Dr. Frances Densmore (1867-1957), and John Donald Robb (1892-1989) have preserved these songs
Parker, Preston
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