Program for Saturday, January 11th, 2025: Talk View

PROGRAM FOR SATURDAY, JANUARY 11TH, 2025: TALK VIEW

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08:30-10:30

A Sense of Island Homeplace by Reweaving Music and Dance

R. Anderson Sutton, Yuan-Yu Kuan, Ricardo D. Trimillos, Made Mantle Hood

08:30-10:30

Towards Decolonizing, Deconstructing, and Dismantling Hegemonic Music Narratives: Methods and Approaches Grounded in Ethics of

Anna Hoefnagels, Charlotte Stewart-Juby, Gale Franklin, Judith Klassen

08:30-10:30

The Institute of Papua New Guinea Studies and Music and Dance Research

Don Niles, Bruno Tenakanai, Gedisa Jacob, Emmanuel Daniel, Naomi Faik-Simet

08:30-10:30 Film screenings

08:30-09:00

An Intrinsic Case Study of Music and Dance Activities of Indonesian Returnees in Huadu District, Guangzhou,

Jiaxun Xie

09:00-09:30

Emplacement, and ‘Ma’ (間): a Body Metamorphosis from Butō Embodiment Praxis

Sascia Pellegrini

09:30-10:00

How does Forced Migration Impact Musical Practices? – The Case of Afghan Musicians in Exile

Peter Lell

10:00-10:30

Desdisfrazando our dances: A decolonial methodology to interculturally dialogue with Ecuadorian

Maria Gabriela Lopez-Yanez

08:30-09:00

The Emergence of International Mariachi Women’s Festivals: Claiming Space and Place in the Male Mariachi

Leonor Xóchitl Pérez

09:00-09:30

The Past, the Future, and the Music in Between: Brazilian fandango caiçara, displacement, and cultural sustainability on the coast of

Eric Escudero

09:30-10:00

Manifesting Beginner-Friendly Social Dance Events: Contra, Family, and Barn Dances’ Inclusivity Practices for

Tanya Merchant

10:00-10:30

The ASB Polyfest: Pacific Festival/Digital World

Michelle Ladwig Williams

08:30-09:00

Expanding the Reception of Pansori: The Literal and Figurative Translation of Traditional Texts for Young Korean and Foreign

Heather Willoughby

09:00-09:30

English-language Noh: Ongoing Acts of Linguistic and Artistic Translation

Mariko Anno

09:30-10:00

Leisure experience in music translations among the Luyia people: the case of Congolese rhumba music reception in western

Aggrey Wetaba

10:00-10:30

Music for the Eye? – Signed Songs by Berlin Sign Choir

Chae-Lin Kim

08:30-09:00

Dance in Africa

Loice Wakesho, Victor Mwebaza

09:00-09:30

Gestures and their meaning in Kalasha Dance

Nerda Khara

09:30-10:00

Embodied Listening towards VOCALOID Songs: A Study of the “Kōru” Gesture System in Hatsune Miku Virtual

Wendi Xiao

10:00-10:30

Dancing the grief, vocalizing the mourning - The Gjama Ritual as Performance and Story

Bubulinë Syla

08:30-10:30

Music of South China: Traditions Reinvented

May Bo Ching, Mercedes Dujunco, Ho Chak Law, Hwee-San Tan, Yayi Cai

08:30-09:00

Space as a Social Construction: The Tradition of Song Celebrations in Latvia

Anda Beitane, Ardian Ahmedaja

09:00-09:30

Music, Space, and Change: Revolution and Music in the Central Soviet Area of China, 1929-1934

Shi Lei

09:30-10:00

In the Heights, Where is Home: The Shaping of Urban Community Onstage Cultural Space

Ziqi Lin

10:00-10:30

Lo-fi Coffee Shop Streams and Krill Waves Radio: Soundscaping Platforms and Musical and Material Practices of Spatiality in Digital

Kate Galloway

08:30-09:00

Why Don’t We Talk About the Salamanders? Zilker Park Reconstruction in Austin, TX

Julianne Graper

09:00-09:30

Music as a means of resistance in Phulbari Tea Estate: An ethnography of life in total institutions

Sumaiya Iqbal, Debashis Das

09:30-10:00

Seeking to Walk Beautifully on the Earth: Applied Ecomusicology as Community Building in Rural

Kevin McNally

11:00-11:30

Ground Control to Major Tom: Exploring Creativity in Extreme Environments

Anya Ezhevskaya

11:30-12:00

Rescaling Indigenous Spaces amid Urban Renewal in New Taipei City

Donald John Hatfield

12:00-12:30

A first approach to the presence of diverse environmentalisms through ambient and metal music in

Jan Koplow

12:30-13:00

Traditional bestiary or listening to the living environment.

Julia Andrés Oliveira

11:00-11:30

Characteristics of Musical Resilience in Culturally Diverse Societies

Catherine Ingram

11:30-12:00

Ngarigu music, dance and language renewal

Jakelin Troy, Mahesh White-Radhakrishnan

12:00-12:30

The Variations in Performance Styles of Various Genres in Quγur-un Üliger formed by Mongolian

Qi Kun, Burentaogetao, Jixuan Chu

12:30-13:00

Osoode Highlife: Recontextualization, Revival, and Sustenance of a Ghanaian Indigenous Music

Michael Ohene Junior Okantah

11:00-13:00

The Safeguarding Turn: Contemporary Ethnomusicological Challenges in Preserving Endangered Musical Practices, Repertoires, and

Jorge Castro Ribeiro, Rui Marques, Orlando Fernão, Ana Clément, Lucas Campos

11:00-13:00 Film Screenings

11:00-11:30

To Rap or Not to Rap: Reflections on (dis)empowering young refugees in music workshops

Helena Simonett, Andrea Kammermann, Suse Petersen, Dominic Zimmermann

11:30-12:00

Co-Writing Country: the good, the bad, and the genre

Aubrie Powell

12:00-12:30

21st-Century Flamenco Dance: Transformations and Tradition

Nancy G Heller

11:00-11:30

From Body Memory to Ritual Practice: The Multiple Musical Identity Transformation of Male Artists of Buyi Ethnic Group in Guizhou Province,

Fang Wang

11:30-12:00

Lion Dances: Bodies, Gender, Empowerment

Galia Petkova

12:00-12:30

Women’s Tufo Dancing, Discourses of Talent, and the Gendered Politics of Mobility in Mozambique

Ellen Hebden

12:30-13:00

The Characteristics of Regional Tanbour Repertoires Accompanied by Dances

Tara Allahverdi Ashtiani

11:00-11:30

Building Age-Friendly Universities through Applied Arts Research and Participatory Music Making

Jennie Gubner

11:30-12:00

Exploring the role of Novos Raios dance school in mediating arts education in suburban Maputo,

Jose Alberto Daniel Chemane

12:00-12:30

Bridging Boundaries through Adaptation: A University Teacher's Autoethnography of Presenting Shanxi Folk Songs as Clarinet Quintets to Global

Xin Lu, Jiang Wu

12:30-13:00

Breaking Barriers: Embodying Queer and Non-Binary Spaces of Practice within Music Education

Jenna Sears

11:00-11:30

The practice of mutual construction between funeral ceremony Yuewu（樂舞） and Yi people 's diversity totem

Feng Guorui, Liu Zimo

11:30-12:00

Reclaiming Traditions: Indigenous Gender Interactions in Ritual Renewal after Colonisation

Chia-Yin Hung

12:00-12:30

Korean Buddhist Chant and Dance: Contemporary Meaning of Ancient Religious Tradition

Iljung Kim

12:30-13:00

Reconstructing Joget Gamelan Timang Inu: An Ethnographic and Practice-Led Approach

Norsafini Jafar

11:00-11:30

Journey of Georgian Traditional Music: Exploring its Internationalisation in the UK

Teona Lomsadze

11:30-12:00

Circular Time and the Powwows of Oklahoma

Mark Perry

12:00-12:30

"Noisy" Cantonese Opera in Early Hawaiʻi

Frederick Lau

12:30-13:00

Field of Vibrations - how ancient music can remain relevant today

Arja Kastinen

11:00-11:30

From Tabu to Tārava: Media culture and living arts in French Polynesia

Geoffroy Colson

11:30-12:00

Decolonizing Spaces: Indigenous Feminist Praxis of Pacific Islander Women in Southern Californian Island Reggae

Chun Chia Tai

12:00-12:30

Nā te pō i whakaatu: Creating waiata with insight from our ancestors

R. Tinirau, M. Hogg, A.R. Pehi, I. Tinirau-Williams, T. Pehi

12:30-13:00

New work for taonga puoro and live electronics

Michael Norris, Jerome Kavanagh

11:00-11:30

The Game of Rights, the Sound of Solidified: Musical Murals of Deokheung-ri Tomb in North Korea

Xidan Wang

11:30-12:00

Filth and Symbol: The Order Construction of The Taboos of The Zhuang Dongjing Musicians in Wenshan

Yan Li

12:00-12:30

Re-conceptualizing Tradition: Exploring the Night of Jeonju & Heritage Story in Hanok Maŭl

Hae In Lee Holden

12:30-13:00

Adoption, Adaptation, and Resistance: Colonizing and Decolonizing through Music Notation

Yao Cui

13:00-14:30 Study Group Welcome Meeting — Sound, Movement, and the Sciences

13:00-14:30 Study Group Welcome Meeting — Indigenous Music and Dance

13:00-14:30 Study Group Welcome Meeting — Maqām

13:00-14:30 Study Group Welcome Meeting — Multipart Music

14:30-16:30 General Assembly of Members

17:00-18:30

Reclaiming and sustaining song and dance – connections across land and seas

Reuben Brown, Georgia Curran, Jesse Hodgetts

17:00-18:30

Relocation in Cape Breton: An artful infusion of Afro-centric ideas into school curricula

Jody Stark, Verne Lorway, Laura Power, Logan Clark, Jennifer Mellizo

17:00-18:30

Three Takes on “Food”: A Multidisciplinary Exploration Through Performance, Scholarship, and

James Felix, Nidya Shanthini Manokara, Melissa Quek, Yen Yen Woo

17:00-18:30

Hou rongo: Moriori, music, manawa

J. Cattermole, S. Mills, N. Longnecker, K. Varaine, D. Goomes

17:00-17:30

Rediscovering Context: Unveiling a Contemporary Cultural Landscape for the Ancient Art of Guqin in

Yang Chunwei

17:30-18:00

Study on the Performance Postures of Dongtou JiaoLeiGu

Shijia Hu

18:00-18:30

Safeguarding of Teochew Opera and Puppetry in Malaysia and the efforts by community

Shao-Peng Wang

17:00-18:30

Rhythms of Change: Advocating for Heritage and Inclusivity in Malaysian Performing Arts

Mayco Santaella, Rachel Ong, Patricia Hardwick, Hueyuen Choong

17:00-17:30

Exploring Transformation Cultural Assimilation Processes: The Unique Musical Attributes of the Klong Puje Traditional Drum among the Tai Yuan Community in Chiang

Thitipol Kanteewong

17:30-18:00

Searching for ‘Portable Percussion Music’ – Possibilities of Single-drum Compositions

Taichi Imanishi

18:00-18:30

Exploring Speech Surrogacy in Yoruba Talking Drums: A Study of Dundun and Bata Master Musicians of the South-West

Timothy Ajiboye

17:00-18:30

The role of technologies to keep communities vital and meaningful

Fulvia Caruso, Thea Tiramani, Giordano Calvi

17:00-17:30

Resonance: body walking-dancing with the landscape

Daniel Tércio

17:30-18:00

Hula in Fukushima, Japan: Relocation and Resignification of the Hawaiian Dance Tradition for Regional Revitalization and Recovery from

Minako Waseda

18:00-18:30

Multiple Performative Bodies: Negotiating Identity and Tradition Through North Indian Kathak Dance in South Asia (India) and Some Chosen Diasporic

Kristina Luna Dolinina

17:00-18:30

RILM ECSN Workshop

Tina Frühauf

17:00-17:30

The symbolic meaning of the circle in the context of Armenian wedding round dances and ritual songs

Nvard Vardanyan

17:30-18:00

Not so different after all: Structural integration and interaction between musicians and dancers in dance cycles of Hungarian villages in

Judith E. Olson

18:00-18:30

Ajat Indu Menua Pakan: Embodying Indigenous Dayak-Iban Female Dance Tradition

Nadia Hazirah Binti Nazren

19:30-21:00 Frank Kitts Park Amphitheatre, Wellington Waterfront: Performances by First Nations Australian Delegation

10:30-11:00 Morning coffee break / Book launches (Reuben Brown and Georgia Curran)

13:00-14:30 Lunch break and Study Group welcome meetings

16:30-17:00 Afternoon coffee break