INET-md Agenda

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Ethnomusicology and Popular Music Studies

From the Brazilian Quebrada to the Portuguese Gueto: Peripheral Practices of Musicking in São Paulo and Lisbon

Sound in Museums

Music in films about Portuguese immigration to France in the 1960s and 1970s

The Sound Archive and Its Metamorphoses: Ruptures, Ambiguities, and Challenges

PhD Dissertation defense: Teresa Gentil

PhD Dissertation Defense

Tassa Drumming and the Aesthetics of Creole Solidarity in the Indian Caribbean

40th European Seminar in Ethnomusicology (ESEM) and 5th International Council for Traditions of Music and Dance (ICTMD) National Committee Meeting

Postcolonial (Aero)mobilities: Branding, Cultural Governance, and Tourism Imageries

Lançamento livro/disco

PhD Dissertation defense: Caio Mourão

PhD Dissertation Defense

Living expression of the spatial dimension of memory through artistic, carnival and ritual practices in the port area of Rio de Janeiro

Sounds of Independences

Metaphors of pitch and melodic contour: Cross-cultural and interdisciplinary perspectives

Music and Hope in the Age of American Decline

International Conference | EUROVISIONS – 8th Edition

8th Lisbon Conference – Chinese Music and Musical Instruments

From copper to bamboo: the reinvention of colonial brass bands in North Sulawesi, Indonesia

Jingles as Affective Politics in Brazil’s 2022 Election

The wall inside Saba: Music, imagination and acoustic possession

Symbolic Performance of the Portuguese Nation: Ada de Castro and the Fado Cult of Lisbon

“Partir a loiça”: jazz, gender and performance in a Conservatory

Contributions to the Analysis and Development of Ecomusicological Activism in the Iberian Peninsula

Sentinel Musicians of the Ethiopian American Diaspora

The phonographic trade in São Paulo, Brazil, at the beginning of the 20th century

Autonomy, negotiation and recreation: folk musicians and the case of their participation in “medieval fairs”