BULLETIN - International Council for Traditional Music

ICTM Study Group Applied Ethnomusicology First Meeting,
Ljubljana, Slovenia, 9-13 July 2008
Preliminary Program
WEDNESDAY, JULY 9
Arrival in Ljubljana
18:00 Registration (Slovene Ethnographic Museum, Ljubljana, Metelkova 2)
19:00 Reception with music
THURSDAY, JULY 10
9:00 Introductory greetings
9:30-10:45 Keynote address
Anthony Seeger (USA)
Coffee Break
11:00-12:30 Session 1-1
Disciplinary Questioning, Definitions and Approaches I
Svanibor Pettan (Slovenia): Ethnomusicology and Applied Ethnomusicology:
Exercises in Boundary Crossing Processes
Anthony McCann (Northern Ireland): The Dynamics of Enclosure and the
Political Possibilities of Gentleness in Applied Ethnomusicology
Judith Cohen (Canada): “Just Say it’s Medieval” – Working with Sephardic
Music in Constructed Realities
12:30-14:00 Lunch
14:00-15:30 Session 1-2
Disciplinary Questioning, Definitions and Approaches II
Ana Hofman (Slovenia): Maintaining the Distance: Rethinking the Activist
Position in Applied Ethnomusicology
Bernhard Bleiburger (South Africa): Solving Conflicts: Applied
Ethnomusicology in the Context of IMOHP at the Music Department of the
University of Fort Hare, South Africa
Eric Usner (USA): North American (Applied) Ethnomusicology and the Engaged
University in the New Century
Coffee Break
15:45-17:00 Talking Circle
Understandings of Applied Ethnomusicology
19:00 “Slovene Dance House” Workshop
FRIDAY 11. JULY
9:00-11:00 Session 2-1 (Organized Panel)
Engaged Ethnomusicologies: Pedagogies and Practices of Community-Based
Learning and Research
Elizabeth MacKinlay (Australia): Big Women from Borroloola: An Approach to
Advocacy and Applied Ethnomusicology with the Yanyuwa Aboriginal
Community in the Northern Territory, Australia
Carol Muller (USA): Redefining Ethnomusicological Fieldwork through
Academically-Based Community Service
Regina Allgayer-Kaufmann (Austria): Classrooms in the Field: A Critical
Reflexive Report
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