9 May 2011 | All day | CRASSH, 17 Mill Lane, Cambridge. |
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Part of the CRASSH Fellows Work-in-Progress seminar series. All welcome, no registration necessary. Sandwich lunch and refreshments provided.
Professor David Clarke (University of Newcastle- |
I will ask a range of questions including what can music, as a social practice, contribute to interdisciplinary debates on plurality and inclusivity, identity and difference? How might ethnomusicology and practical engagement with world musics help develop models of ‘distinctness without domination’? What insights might be gained from the philosophies and consciousnesses (howsoever defined) underpinning other musics?
I will also examine my own experience of learning Indian music and of implanting it into the curriculum.
About David Clarke
To access the Readings for the Work in Progress seminar, please contact Michelle Maciejewska.