The Singing Maps project, managed by David Thorarinn Johnson, will soon have a meeting in Reykjavik, Iceland for further development
of the project’s activities. Singing Maps is a “trans-Nordic
partnership between music educators, researchers, culture bearers and digital
designers to support the greater presence of Indigenous and traditional Nordic
singing practices in music education.”
The Singing Maps project
includes singing researchers and music educators, as well as prominent Sami
musicians and Nordic folk singers. This meeting in Reykjavik will be the third project meeting sponsored by
Nordforsk as the project seeks other sources of funding and prepares for
presentations at ISME and other
conferences.
Below is a
video developed by filmmaker Ferruccio Goia (at the Medialab of Western Norway University of Applied Sciences) for the Nordic Network for Music Education during the last time I visited
Iceland:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BfyrO0AH3HA
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