ࡱ> MOL[ *bjbj Jjj$lhhhhhhh|LLLLh\|'6'8'8'8'8'8'8'$( *\'-h\'hh'hh6'6'|:&:&,hh*' Nd!|LlR' *' '0' ' O+O+*'||hhhhBRITISH FORUM FOR ETHNOMUSICOLOGY ANNUAL CONFERENCE UNIVERSITY OF ABERDEEN Hosted by the Elphinstone Institute and the Music Research Group Ethnomusicology at Home Transformed States PROGRAMME (version 5) Thursday 15 April____________________________________________________________ 10:00 onwards - Registration: New Kings 3 Publishers Stands include: Rosemary Dooley Books (Rosemary Dooley),  HYPERLINK "http://www.booksonmusic.co.uk/" www.booksonmusic.co.uk Routledge/Taylor & Francis (Stacey Gubb), www.tandf.co.uk Ythan Music (Ronnie Cairns), www.sleepytown.co.uk 13:30 Welcome New Kings 1 13:45 Session 1A: Home and the Fieldworker: New Kings 1 Chair: Mary Anne Alburger Griselda Iseult Sanderson New Methodologies for Insider Researchers Sheila Douglas The Challenge of the Familiar Jo Miller Return of the Native: Revisiting the Musical Ethnography of a Galloway Community Therse Smith Return home to a foreign land: Ethnomusicology and Folklore 13:45 Session 1B: Panel Session - Regent Lecture Theatre Performing Britishness? Music and the Question of British Identity Chair: Katherine Butler Brown Britta Sweers Layers of British-English Identity in the Modern Revival of English Traditional Music Maria Mendonca Gamelan in Britain: Educational Ideology, Arts Policy and Funding Tina K Ramnarine Performing Britishness: Commentaries on Carnival, Calypso and the Caribbean 15:45 Tea/Coffee: Linklater Rooms Book Launch in NK3 Folk Song: Tradition, Revival and Re-Creation, edited by Ian Russell and David Atkinson 16:15 BFE AGM New Kings 1 18:00 Session 2: Keynote Address Conference Centre Auditorium Chair: Martin Clayton Jeff Todd Titon Homesick for Heaven: Distance and Nostalgia in Ethnomusicological Fieldwork 19:00 Principals Reception James MacKay Hall Friday 16 April______________________________________________________________ 09:00 Session 3A: Ethnomusicology, Education and Home - Regent Lecture Theatre Chair: Keith Howard Jos Alberto Salgado e Silva Music, Campus and Workplace as Home: Fieldwork among Musicians-Students in Rio de Janeiro Carolyn J. Fulton Miami Soundscapes: An Adapted Educational Model for the Study of Home Peggy Duesenberry Ethnomusicology at the Home Conservatoire: Fieldwork in Formal Teaching and Learning for Traditional Musicians in Scotland 09:00 Session 3B: Transformative Cultures - New Kings 1 Chair: Caroline Bithell Ian Russell Competing with Ballads (and Whisky): Construction, Celebration, and Commercialisation of North-East Scottish Identity Erin Mulligan So, you actually enjoy this? Issues of Participant Observation within an Erotic and Stigmatised Home Subculture Saida Daukeyeva On Kazakh Traditional Music for the Qobyz 10:30 Tea/Coffee: Linklater Rooms 11:00 Session 4A: Home, Conflict and Identity New Kings 1 Chair: Britta Sweers Rachel Harris The Princess, the Regional Chairman and the Twelve Muqam: Uyghur Musicology Goffredo Plastino The Silence is Better: Working on Crime Songs at Home John Morgan OConnell Away from Home: Theorizing Conflict Resolution in Ethnomusicology 11:00 Session 4B: Teaching and Transformative Experience - Regent Lecture Theatre Chair: Tina Ramnarine Abigail Wood Its just about being able to feel what you sing: Teaching Transformative Practice in Hasidic Nigunim Gina Fatone Teaching Music and Ecstatic Experience in Cross-Cultural Perspective Ruth Hellier-Tinoco Transforming Tradition through Abstention: Alcoholics Anonymous and the Reintroduction of the Catrines Dance in Jarcuaro, Mexico 12:30 Lunch - Linklater Rooms 14:00 Session 5A: Locating Home in the Past - New Kings 1 Chair: Henry Stobart Katherine Campbell Dean William Christie's Traditional Ballad Airs Per Ahlander 'Native' or 'Outsider': Scottish Musician and Song Collector Marjory Kennedy-Fraser Vic Gammon The Past is Not My Home: Reflections on History, Ethnomusicology and Postmodernism 14:00 Session 5B: Short Papers - Regent Lecture Theatre Chair: Iain Foreman Carol Anderson Atween Stanehive and Laurenkirk: A Study of the Singer and Their Home Context Li-Hua Ho Ethnomusicological Research in Taiwans Temples: Methodological Implications for the Native Researcher Erin McPhee Home Field Advantage? A Comparison of Insider and Outsider Collection of Gaelic Song in Scotland and Canada Simon McKerrell Insider Research in the Scottish Bagpipe Tradition Breda McKinney Ask Your Granda: An Insider/Outsider Perspective on the Tradition of Singing in Inishowen, County Donegal Tore A. T. Lind Feeling at Home with Fieldwork 15:30 Tea/Coffee - Linklater Rooms 16:00 Session 6A: Panel Session New Kings 1 Home: Roles, Expectations, Interactions Chair: Andrew Killick Chou Chiener The Researchers Political Stance and Choice of a Research Field Jonathan Stock Researching Music Sessions in South Yorkshire Richard Jones Fieldwork Retrospective: We cant go on together with suspicious minds Simone Krger Reflections on Research into the Transmission of Ethnomusicological Knowledge At Home 16:00 Session 6B: Music and Trance: Regent Lecture Theatre Chair: Janet Topp-Fargion Galina Sytchenko Shamanic Music as an Entry-into-Trance Technique Malcolm Floyd The Songs of Angry Men Keith Howard Sonic Transformations of Shamanic Representations Meal own arrangements (see list of restaurants offering inexpensive pre-theatre menus) 20:00 Publishers Reception Elphinstone Hall Hosted by Taylor & Francis/Routledge (Publishing Editor: Stacey Gubb) To mark the launch of Ethnomusicology Forum (formerly the British Journal of Ethnomusicology) 20:30 Performance Elphinstone Hall Traditional Ballads, Songs, and Music from North-East Scotland with Stanley Robertson (singer), Elizabeth Stewart (singer, piano), and Paul Anderson (fiddle) 21:30 24:00 Ceilidh Elphinstone Hall Dancing to Shindig with caller Lorna McLaren Saturday 17 April____________________________________________________________ 09:00 Session 7A: Home and Cross Culturation: New Kings 1 Chair: Goffredo Plastino Ursula Hemetek Music of Minorities in Austria as a Topic of Ethnomusicology: Methods, Experiences and Results Shihan de Silva Jayasuriya Baila: A Cross-Cultural Composition Cheryl Tobler Craic Dealers: Irish Music Survival in a Non-Irish Community 09:00 Session 7B: Music in Transformative States: Regent Lecture Theatre Chair: Ruth Hellier-Tinoco Simon Mills Transformed States: The Roles of Music in the Mudangs Ritual Wendy Dunleavy The Musical Language of Trance in the Public Sufi Hadra of Contemporary Egypt Byron Dueck Do not weep for me for you must let me go today: Country Gospel Music, Grief and Comfort in Winnipegs Aboriginal Community 10:30 Tea/Coffee - Linklater Rooms 11:00 Session 8A: Insider and Outsider Perspectives: New Kings 1 Chair: Julia Bishop Katarina Juvan i   Tae be hem or not to be home? Slovene Experience on Ethnomusicological Research in Scotland Kevin C. Miller The Home and the World: Conducting a Local Musical Ethnography on a Translocal South Asian Music Mary Anne Alburger The  Chinese Visitor Convention: Support for the Outsider/Insider 11:00 Session 8B: Home: Mediating the Local and the Global - Regent Lecture Theatre Chair: Vic Gammon Simon Keegan-Phipps Fieldwork and the Search for Home Daphne Tragaki Conceptualizing Home: The Intangible Ours Susan Motherway Home and Away: Irish Traditional Song in the World Music Market 13:00 Lunch - Linklater Rooms 13:45 Bus Trip to Crathes Castle & Deeside (The bus will go straight to Garlogie without returning to Aberdeen, but there will be a stop in Banchory at a supermarket to buy drinks, etc.) 19:00 24:00 Garlogie Village Hall Meal of Local Dishes by Anne Reid & family of Cullerlie BFE Party (DIY/BYOB) (bus to return to Aberdeen at 24:00) Sunday 18 April___________________________________________________________ 09:30 Session 9A: Ambivalence and Home - New Kings 1 Chair: Laudan Nooshin Hilary Moore Dialogues of Musical and Ethnographic Exile: Whos at Home in British Jazz? Iain Foreman At Home Yet Not at Home: Fieldwork among the Jazz Musicians of Los Angeles 09:30 Session 9B: Embodiment of Music - Regent Lecture Theatre Chair: Tore Lind tbc Simon Zagorski-Thomas In the Groove: Consciousness and Embodiment in Repetitive Rhythmic Playing Techniques in Music of African Diasporic Origin in London Gabriele Marranci Allahs Sound Speaks to the Human Heart 10:30 Tea/Coffee Linklater Rooms 11:00 Session 10A: Fieldwork and Home - New Kings 1 Chair: Rachel Harris Nickolay Zhoukov Building Kantele: Traditions and Identities Ching-wah Lam One Country, Two Systems: Doing Fieldwork on Chinese Opera in Hong Kong and in Mainland China Melissa Payne Race in Music: Reflections on Fieldwork with Roma/Gypsies in the Czech Republic 11:00 Session 10B: Panel Session - Regent Lecture Theatre Learning, Participation and Experience in Music Research at Home Chair: Jonathan Stock Andrew Killick The Study of Experience and the Experience of Study: Reflections of a Beginning Bagpiper Stephanie Pitts Learning through Participation: The Experience of Amateur Musicians at a Contemporary Music Summer School Inok Paek A Reflexive Look at Kayagum Zither Learning in Korea, China, and Japan 12:30 Closing Remarks: New Kings 1 "34K!"ef/9v- ? = & t u S e ; s !.BR6CJ 6>*CJCJ\ 56CJ] 5CJ\0JCJ jCJU5CJ 56>*CJ5655CJCJ5CJCJI"4K!"LiGHef] ]$]a$$]a$]]]*.9Vu- ?  ! = > ~  & F] ]^] ]`]~ & t u S e : ; s  m ]^$]a$ ]`  & F]`]m-CRBC"/t   0]^`0] ]^] ]` ]`C!"/t ey2=.`p   /0-<)DUI8Kg#x 6>*CJ 56CJ CJmH sH 5CJmH sH aJ 5CJ\6CJ5CJCJR )*dz".2=.ap `] ]^]]  /0^-<(CU ]`] ]^ ]`]HIxC 8Kg#?L]]] ]^ 0]^`0]wx !!,"-"""""" #] 0]^`0] ]` ]^]] !!""""a#f#g#n#o#~#####<$=$B$E$J$K$a$$$$$ %W%l%{%%&d&T'w'x'''''' (l(z((()E)***5CJ5B*CJ\ph5B*CJph B*CJph 56>*CJCJ\ 5CJ\CJ5CJ4 ##`#a####<$=$a$$$$$ %!%V%m%{%%%$&%&d&z&] ]^ 0]^`0]]]z&&'*'S'T'w'x''''' (Q(l(z((()F)^)n))) ]^ ]`]] 0]^`0])E*Q****]] 0]^`0. 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