- Streaming technology is increasingly popular as a way of consuming music recordings, but it can also be used to facilitate live collaboration among performers who are geographically distant.
- This panel demonstrates how networked performance may contribute to the sustaining of cultural heritage among migrant/minority communities as well as to the development of innovative intercultural artistic practices.
- The panel discussion of networked performance builds on preliminary findings from Musical Transformations, an ongoing research project at the intersection between ethnomusicology and artistic research in music.
- The panel discusses findings from Musical Transformations which may contribute new insights into creative processes in intercultural contexts, and promises to have important implications for educational and cultural institutions.
2/1/20
Networked Performance in Intercultural Music Creation
I look forward to a unique conference presentation in
June 2020, in partnership with some innovative musicians who are also prolific
artistic researchers: guitarist Stefan Östersjö,
Vietnamese dan tranh master Than Thuy Nguyen,
and composer Henrik Frisk.
Our
presentation will be part of Music in the Age of Streaming: Nordic Perspectives, International
Association for the Study of Popular Music (IASPM-Norden) conference, Pitea,
Sweden (June 15-17, 2020).
Below are a few key points concerning our upcoming presentation, entitled Networked
Performance in Intercultural Music Creation:
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