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“Cutting across the map”: toward an ecology of knowledge applied to the study of ethnomusicology in south Atlantic [PDF]

, 2011
Throughout several centuries, people and cultures from the Iberian Peninsula, Africa, South America and the Caribbean have circulated within the South Atlantic region.
Sardo, Susana
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Outreach, Inreach, Transreach? - Defining types of musical community engagement

Applied ethnomusicologists are more than just advisors, advocates, or technical experts confined to well‑demarcated cultural or geographic enclaves; they are dynamic catalysts in ever‑shifting transcultural landscapes.
Bleibinger, Bernhard
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Review of the 48th World Conference of the International Council for Traditions of Music and Dance

Asian-European Music Research Journal
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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Music as aposematic signal: predator defense strategies in early human evolution. [PDF]

Front Psychol, 2023
Jordania J.
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Canary in the Mine and the Concerns of Research Councils, Applied Ethnomusicologists, and Museum Professionals

, 2016
In this paper, I share the story of an interactive, digital exhibit called Canary in the Mine: Nova Scotia Mining Disasters and Song both to inspire future music-centred exhibits and to offer insights into the experience of a non-museum professional ...
Sparling, Heather
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The importance of educators' and parents' attitudes towards ethnic music for moral education of pre-school age children

, 2007
Bibliogr. str. galeThe article analyses the importance of educator and parent attitudes towards ethnic music for moral education of pre-school age children.
Jonilienė, Marija
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Dance Folklore in Lesya Ukrainka's Writing

, 2006
It was quite popular tradition among the writers in the past to record folklore in the places where they lived or worked. For instance, Lesya Ukrainka was collecting folk songs, games and traditional dance culture all her life.
Богород, А.
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Ndau festival of the arts in Zimbabwe: staging intangible cultural heritage for revitalising the ChiNdau language

Cogent Arts & Humanities
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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Communist Politics of Archives: The Case of the Ethnomusicology Archive at the Institute of Folk Culture in Tirana

Martor, 2019
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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Alan P. Merriam versus Mantle Hood dalam Orientasi Studi Etnomusikologi

, 2002
The anthropological and musicological approaches of ethnomusicology have been extensively discussed by ethnomusicologists. In revealing musical facts, the anthropo­logical approach tends to discern music as a human behavior phenomenon.
Riyadi, Slamet
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