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Conference Session Tracks
Aligned with
UN Sustainable Development Goals
This conference contributes to global sustainability by aligning its research discussions and academic sessions with key United Nations Sustainable Development Goals. It fosters knowledge exchange, innovation, and collaborative engagement.
Ethnomusicology and Cultural Identity
This track explores the intersections of music and cultural identity, examining how musical practices shape and reflect social identities. Participants will discuss case studies that highlight the role of music in the construction of ethnic, national, and personal identities.
Rituals and Performance in Social Contexts
Focusing on the role of music in rituals, this session invites papers that analyze how performance practices contribute to social cohesion and cultural continuity. The discussions will delve into the significance of ritual music in various cultural settings.
Soundscapes and Cultural Expression
This track investigates the concept of soundscapes and their impact on cultural expression and social interactions. Scholars are encouraged to present research on how auditory environments influence community identity and cultural practices.
Global Music Trends and Local Practices
This session examines the dynamics between global music trends and local musical practices, highlighting the processes of adaptation and resistance. Papers will explore how globalization affects traditional music forms and local cultural expressions.
Audiovisual Anthropology and Music
Focusing on the integration of audiovisual methods in the study of music, this track invites discussions on how film and digital media can enhance ethnographic research in music. Participants will share innovative approaches to documenting and analyzing musical performances.
Popular Music and Social Change
This track addresses the role of popular music as a catalyst for social change, exploring how music can reflect and influence societal issues. Contributions will analyze the relationship between music genres and movements for social justice.
Traditional Music and Heritage Preservation
This session focuses on the challenges and strategies involved in preserving traditional music and its cultural heritage. Scholars will present case studies on efforts to document, revitalize, and sustain musical traditions in the face of modernization.
Music and Memory: The Role of Sound in Remembrance
Exploring the relationship between music and memory, this track invites papers that investigate how music serves as a mnemonic device in personal and collective remembrance. Discussions will include the role of music in memorial practices and cultural narratives.
Music, Society, and the Politics of Performance
This session examines the political dimensions of music performance, focusing on how music can serve as a form of resistance or a tool for political expression. Participants will analyze the implications of performance in various sociopolitical contexts.
Cultural Appropriation and Musical Exchange
This track addresses the complex issues surrounding cultural appropriation in music, exploring the ethical implications of musical borrowing and exchange. Scholars will discuss case studies that highlight the tensions between appreciation and appropriation.
Creative Arts and Interdisciplinary Approaches
Focusing on the intersection of music with other creative arts, this session invites interdisciplinary approaches that explore the synergies between music, visual arts, and performance. Participants will share insights on collaborative practices and their cultural significance.