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La Gaita Zuliana
One of the most important folkloric musical expressions of Venezuela is the genre known as Gaita. Originating in the state of Zulia located in the Caribbean region of the country and a result of the s… more →
Synth Star
Do children have their own unique musical language?
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musicwork wrote 5 days ago: I’ve just come home from four inspiring days in Launceston at the ASME conference (ASME being … more →
watching the hockey
jjackunrau wrote 1 month ago: On Friday after Kate was done with her grading and meetings and stuff we went to a graduation recept … more →
Vol. 3, Issue 9
sweetamrita wrote 1 month ago: IN THE NEWS – May 1 – 15, 2009 (This issue contains time sensitive articles) Parrots J … more →
Perspectives on Commercial Music in Port Moresby, pt.2
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Emmanuel wrote 1 month ago: This Thursday May 28th, Oli Wilson, a New Zealand PhD student will be giving a seminar about his re … more →
Jazz Reggae Fest podcast #2 by Dj Marlon Fuentes, FUNKMATIC mix
Listen Recovery Crew wrote 1 month ago: CLICK to download JAZZREGGAE FEST funkmattic podcast by Dj Marlon Fuentes … more →
Jazz Reggae Fest podcast #3 by Dj Marlon Fuentes, JAZZMATIC mix
Listen Recovery Crew wrote 1 month ago: CLICK on the photo to download the podcast (Jazzmatic mix) … more →
Ethnomusicology: "Right Singing in Estonian Orthodox Christianity: A Study of Music, Theology, and Religious Ideology" by Jeffers Engelhardt
Richard Barrett wrote 1 month ago: As I’ve more or less said before, I’m not an ethnomusicologist, but my interests do tend … more →
MARLON FUENTES: Listen Recovery Crew, JazzReggae Fest dj sets. extract. dailybruin.ucla.edu/stories
Listen Recovery Crew wrote 1 month ago: CLICK to download JAZZREGGAE FEST podcast by Dj Marlon Fuentes Fourth-year ethnomusicology student … more →
Scordatura in Biber's music
fiddlenb wrote 1 month ago: Yesterday I posted a research paper I wrote last summer that included discussion of Biber and scorda … more →
Currently reading....
fiddlenb wrote 1 month ago: A Spiral Way: How the Phonograph Changed Ethnography – by Erika Brady … more →
More on Scordatura in Ireland -but with a hardanger!
fiddlenb wrote 2 months ago: Caoimhin Mac Aoidh states that “the most common reason [for scordatura tuning] in Ireland … more →
Maeve Donnelly - scordatura of Ireland
fiddlenb wrote 2 months ago: Found out about Maeve through the Fiddler’s Magazine article “The Scordatura Tradit … more →
5/20/09
fiddlenb wrote 2 months ago: Just got my new issue of Fiddler’s Magazine today – includes an article on scordatura in … more →
Music as language?
margism wrote 2 months ago: After reading Neil Cohn’s essay entitled “Visual Lexicon” (he’s studying vis … more →
Ethnomusicology
briancarnold wrote 2 months ago: If any of you are interested in ethnomusicology, I found this great blog today. There’s a lot … more →
Reasons I love my job
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Richard Barrett wrote 2 months ago: I have really enjoyed working at the Indiana University Archives of Traditional Music over the last … more →
Flamenco Fever
margism wrote 2 months ago: It started quite innocently back in February. A coffee shop, some free wireless, and my refusal to u … more →
UCLA Jazz & Reggae Fest. music by Listen Recovery Crew sponsor by Listen Clothing. 2009
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La Gaita Zuliana
Chano Santamaria wrote 2 months ago: One of the most important folkloric musical expressions of Venezuela is the genre known as Gaita. Or … more →
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