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UCLA LIVE and LISTEN RECOVERY present: OMARA PORTUONDO
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Tuparí Ethnomusiciology Project/Indigenous Culture Primer
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jimmychalk wrote 1 week ago: South America, refuge of the last uncontacted tribes on the planet, is a land of stunning contrasts. … more →
Meet Margaret Jackson: Opera Singer and Ethnomusicologist
mandytoomey wrote 1 month ago: Margaret Jackson Margaret Jackson, a 2006–07 American Fellow, joined AAUW in March 2008. “I wanted v … more →
Look at me! I'm ethnomusicologizing!
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fredara wrote 1 month ago: So I’ve figured out the twin engines that fuel my scholastic inquiry: talking to people and listenin … more →
MusiQology and The Big Peach - Part One: Dr. Guy's Visit to Spelman College
musiqology wrote 1 month ago: Spelman College Glee Club A Message from Dr. Guy This week I will be traveling to Atlanta to visit … more →
Flamenco, we meet again.
Margism wrote 1 month ago: Perhaps I should not be surprised, now that I have secured my “informant” for my ethnogr … more →
Juba- the role of body percussion
taraculator wrote 1 month ago: Aside from horns, another example of early African Americans’ incredible adaptive skill is jub … more →
Horns, early tools of communication
taraculator wrote 1 month ago: Along with the banjo replacing the drum’s communicative role was the horn. Horns were often u … more →
UCLA LIVE and LISTEN RECOVERY present: OMARA PORTUONDO
Listen Recovery Crew wrote 1 month ago: http://www.uclalive.org/ http://www.omaraportuondo.com/ … more →
Ethno what?
Margism wrote 1 month ago: One of my most challenging and enjoyable class in my undergraduate year was a special seminar on eth … more →
The Bogo from Togo praise God in Igo
johnnornirn wrote 2 months ago: I have just finished writing an article for Wider World, a magazine of the Presbyterian Church in Ir … more →
fieldwork is messy
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fredara wrote 2 months ago: If I wanted something neat, I guess I would have remained in my boring ass 9-5. Where there is a pre … more →
On Anonymity
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Zach Wallmark wrote 2 months ago: When discussing a musical tradition that is quite foreign to one’s own, it’s only natura … more →
Darwinian Music, Part II: Anachronisms
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Zach Wallmark wrote 2 months ago: Persistence, [like Oswald's]*, in old ways is often represented by historians as anachronism – … more →
The pitfalls of gospel tourism
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Meredith Aska McBride wrote 2 months ago: Fiqah over at Racialicious and Possum Stew has an extensive, fascinating and much-needed take-down o … more →
Love Bursts Forth
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Zach Wallmark wrote 2 months ago: It should come as no surprise that the first notated body of secular song came from the troubadours, … more →
Gotta Start Somewhere
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fredara wrote 2 months ago: peace & welcome to my blog. I would tell you what this blog is about, but I’m not sure yet. Its … more →
Open Mic Songwriting Communities
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born2rant wrote 2 months ago: Hello Good People who read this blog…. Here’s me sounding terribly posh with an Ethnomus … more →
the drum circle diaries: plugging in
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jonathan tanis wrote 2 months ago: For the next year I’ll be conducting fieldwork on drum circles and chronicling my experiences/ … more →
Oral Composition and Questions of Method
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Zach Wallmark wrote 2 months ago: To some, “oral composition” might seem a contradiction of terms. After all, by composing … more →
