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BULLETIN of the INTERNATIONAL COUNCIL for TRADITIONAL MUSIC No. 129, October 2015 ISSN (Online): 2304-4039 CONTENTS From the Secretariat ICTM Study Group on Music and Gender; Featured Publications by ICTM 5th Symposium of the ICTM Study Group Message from the Secretary General. Members on Music of the Turkic‐speaking World; 4th Appointment of Guest Co-Editors for 2016 Symposium of the ICTM Study Group on Proceedings of the 3rd Symposium of the Yearbook. Performing Arts of Southeast Asia; 1st ICTM Study Group on Performing Arts of Pages 2-4 Joint Symposium of the ICTM Study Southeast Asia; A Historical Perception of Traditional Musical Instruments for Young‐ In Memoriam Group on Mediterranean Music Studies and the International Musicological Society; 1st er Generation; Ajamlar: An Anthology of Anca Giurchescu (1930–2015). Symposium of the ICTM Study Group on Pieces by Persian Composers and Their Page 5-6 Audiovisual Ethnomusicology; 9th Sympo‐ Contemporaries at the Ottoman Court sium of the ICTM Study Group on Music from the 16th and 17th Centuries; Korean 43rd ICTM World Conference (2015) and Dance of Oceania; 1st Symposium of Musical Instruments: A Practical Guide; Memorias del II Diálogo de Saberes “Refle‐ Local Arrangements Committee Report. the ICTM Study Group on Musics of the xiones a través del movimiento: acercamien‐ Programme Committee Report. Report Slavic World; 5th Symposium of the ICTM to teórico‐práctico a diversas propuestas from an ethnochoreologist and dancer. Min‐ Study Group on Musics of East Asia. dancísticas del Ecuador”; Musical Exodus: utes of the 42nd General Assembly. Min‐ Pages 24-27 Al‐Andalus and Its Jewish Diasporas; One utes of 13th Assembly of ICTM National With the Music: Cape Breton Step Danc‐ and Regional Representatives. Minutes of Reports ing Tradition and Transmission; Panorama Inaugural Meeting of Study Group Chairs Reports from ICTM National and Regional of Venezuelan Music Traditions: Religious Pages 7-22 Representatives: Austria; Chile; China; Practices; Revue des Traditions Musicales Croatia; Hungary; Iran; Japan; Korea; des Mondes Arabe et Méditerranéen 7; 44th ICTM World Conference (2017) Latvia; Lebanon; Madagascar; Mongolia; SamulNori: Korean Percussion for a Con‐ First notice Montenegro; Russia. temporary World; Te Kauhiva Tokelau: Pages 28-43 Pages 23 Composing and Choreographing Cultural Reports from ICTM Study Groups: Audio‐ Sustainability; The Oxford Handbook of Announcements visual Ethnomusicology; Ethnochoreology; Applied Ethnomusicology. 29th Symposium of the ICTM Study Group Music and Dance of Oceania; Music and Pages 53-55 on Ethnochoreology; 9th Symposium of the Minorities; Musical Instruments; Musics of ICTM Study Group on Music and Minori‐ the Slavic World. General Information ties; Annual Conference of the British Fo‐ Pages 44-51 ICTM World Network; Study Groups; rum for Ethnomusicology; 5th Symposium Executive Board, Secretariat, Membership Calendar of Events of the ICTM Study Group on Applied Information; Publications by ICTM. Ethnomusicology; 9th Symposium of the Page 52 Pages 56-63 Bulletin of the ICTM Vol. 129 — October 2015 — Page 1 FROM THE SECRETARIAT Message from the were Saida Yelemanova (LAC Co‐ the 2017 ICTM World Conference (pp. Chair) and Fatima Nurlybayeva (spe‐ 11-13). Additional relevant informa‐ Secretary General cial liaison for day‐to‐day ICTM af‐ tion can be found in the Minutes of the by Svanibor Pettan fairs). Razia Sultanova, in addition to 42nd General Assembly (pp. 13-16), co-chairing the Programme Committee the 13th Meeting of National and Since the previous issue with Timothy Rice, deserves gratitude Regional Representatives (pp. 16-20), of the Bulletin, two for her crucial contributions as cultural and the Inaugural Meeting of Study milestones in the history consultant thanks to both her origin Group Chairs (pp. 20-22). of ICTM were reached: and expertise in Central Asia. Düsen the 43rd World Conference in Astana, Kasseinov, Secretary General of The SEM/ICTM Joint Forum Kazakhstan, and the Forum “Trans‐ TÜRKSOY, also supported our shared forming Ethnomusicological Praxis The historic SEM/ICTM Forum efforts at all times. Finally, as Secreta‐ Through Activism and Community “Transforming Ethnomusicological ry General, I wish to thank the Execu‐ Engagement” in Limerick, Ireland. Praxis Through Activism and Com‐ tive Board and Executive Assistant munity Engagement” was hosted by The 43rd World Conference Carlos Yoder. Salwa El-Shawan Castelo-Branco and Beverley Diamond, Presidents of ICTM Fully aware of its international mission The Kazakh National University of and the Society for Ethnomusicology, and character, ICTM has continued to Arts provided a highly stimulating en‐ respectively, at the Irish World Music explore new venues and forms of vironment for all aspects of the confe‐ Academy of the University of Limerick scholarly encounters in a global space. rence. Our hosts kindly moved their in September 2015. In the words of For the first time in the history of the educational activities to another cam‐ Beverley Diamond: Council, our largest scholarly gathering pus, so that the extraordinary universi‐ took place in Central Asia, in the for‐ ty building and its staff could fully sa‐ “It was the first time that the two larg‐ mer Soviet Union, and in a (secular) tisfy the needs of the event. In this est academic societies for the study of country where Islam is the predomi‐ Bulletin, you can read more about the ethnomusicology have collaborated on a nant religion. Such an endeavour would conference from three different perspec‐ project and the first time that SEM not have been possible without exten‐ tives: Saida Yelemanova’s report ref‐ ventured beyond North America for a sive planning and coordinated coopera‐ lects the views of the Local Arrange‐ meeting. The stars aligned even further tion by dedicated individuals. ments Committee (pp. 6-7), the report when the European Seminar in Ethno‐ by Timothy Rice and Razia Sultanova musicology was able to arrange their On behalf of the Secretariat, I would reflects the views of the Programme annual meeting to overlap with the like to emphasize the essentially impor‐ Committee (pp. 9-11), and Catherine Forum for one day. Hence, not just tant cooperation with the Local Ar‐ Foley’s report reflects the views of the two, but for one day, the three rangements Committee at the Kazakh Chair of the Study Group on Ethno‐ organizations met together. National University of Arts (KazNUA), choreology and of the LAC Co‐Chair of where our key contacts for two years Delegates of the 43rd ICTM World Conference. Astana, July 2015. Photo by Kazakh National University of Arts. Bulletin of the ICTM Vol. 129 — October 2015 — Page 2 FROM THE SECRETARIAT Participants have been writing with en‐ Beverley Diamond, SEM President and (Switzerland). In 2016, Ljubljana will thusiasm, describing the significant new former ICTM Executive Board mem‐ host the first symposia of two new directions, stimulating discussions, and ber, wrote a complete report for the ICTM Study Groups: the Study Group great ideas they encountered at this latest issue of SEM Newsletter, which on Audiovisual Ethnomusicology will event. Some have ventured that it was you can read if you are a member of meet in August and the Study Group ‘perhaps a moment of consolidation for SEM. A counterpart report by Marcello on Musics of the Slavic World will do the discipline’. Others want action not Sorce Keller will be included in the so in October (see calendar of events words and acknowledge this by antici‐ January 2016 issue of the Bulletin. on page 52). pating future projects across regions. Many are already assuming that this IVE is 50 Years Old Forum will be the start of a new The Institut für Volksmusikforschung tradition!” und Ethnomusikologie [Institute of It may not be known to our member‐ Folk Music Research and Ethnomusico‐ ship, but this was not the first attempt logy] of the University of Music and to bring ICTM and SEM together for a Performing Arts Vienna celebrated its single conference event. Differences in fiftieth anniversary in October 2015. duration, accommodation standards, The institute’s exceptional connection Britta Sweers (President of ESEM), and even parts of the year in which with ICTM is best reflected in that as Salwa El-Shawan Castelo-Branco ICTM World Conferences and SEM many as four members of its staff serve Annual Meetings take place were (President of ICTM), Beverley Diamond (President of SEM), and as executives in four ICTM Study among the obstacles encountered in the Groups: Ursula Hemetek (Music and Anne Rasmussen (President Elect of past. The agreement about a new Minorities, Chair), Ardian Ahmedaja attempt got its crucial impetus during SEM). September 2015. Photo provided by Anne Rasmussen. (Multipart Music, Chair), Ulrich Mor‐ the 42nd ICTM World Conference in genstern (Musics of the Slavic World, Shanghai, where Beverly Diamond, Symposium on Music and Ecology Secretary), and Marko Kölbl (Music Salwa El‐Shawan Castelo‐Branco and I and Gender, Vice-Chair). Austria has discussed the possibility at several in‐ The international multidisciplinary the 7th largest number of ICTM mem‐ formal meetings. A smaller event with symposium “Music and Ecology” took bers, and is one the most active coun‐ a limited number of sharply-selected place in Ljubljana, the site of the tries in our World Network. It was an presentations proved to be the winning ICTM Secretariat, in August 2015, the honour to be a part of the well‐attend‐ recipe. Credit for the thematic shaping month between the World Conference ed celebratory event. Happy birthday, of the Forum is to be given to Samuel in Astana and the Forum in Limerick. IVE! Araújo and Gage Averill. The keynote speakers were Huib Schippers (Australia), Kjell Skyllstad (Thailand), and Marcello Sorce Keller The IVE director, Ursula Hemetek, and her staff. October 2015. Photo provided by Martina Krammer. Participants of the latest symposium of the Study Group on African Musics. Durban, South Africa, September 2015.
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