[Acicis] Indonesian Music & Dance conference Syd Oct7-9th 2008

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Attn: Artists or researchers in Music/Dance/Performance Studies

I am co-organising a conference in Sydney during October which may be of interest to you, your colleagues or some of your students. The event is entitled "Music and Movements in Indonesian Culture" and is a light mixture of morning research presentations and afternoon practical workshops from the 7th till 9th of October. The Consulate General of Indonesia have kindly offered the free use of their facilities for the duration of this conference.
 
While the main theme for the conference is the music and dance of Indonesia, the 'call for papers' is open to enthusiasts of music theory and dance theory as well as ethnomusicology, performance studies and dance anthropology. 
 
Professor Margaret Kartomi will be delivering an address about Acehnese music and dance and we also have guest speakers from France and Indonesia. Participation is free (with a small charge for an Indonesian lunch) but places are limited. Please enroll soon!
 
For more information, you may be interested in visiting our website: http://culturalevents.sobriquet.net/

We look forward to seeing you &/or your colleagues there. If you are able to spread the word, that would also be much appreciated!
 
Sincerely,
Alfira O'Sullivan

 

 

 

Attn: Indonesian Studies Researchers and Enthusiasts

The Music and Movements in Indonesian Culture Conference and Workshops will be held at the Consulate General of Indonesia in Sydney from the 7th till the 9th of October. The event will include a light mixture of morning research presentations and afternoon workshops.

 

There is a call for Speed papers, Hot Topic Talks, Research Presentations and colloquia which cover any movements in Indonesian Culture: 

social movements cultural movements political movements religious movements economic movements music/dance movements 

 

Professor Margaret Kartomi, Member of the Order of Australia and a Fellow of the Academy of the Humanities, will be delivering a plenary address and there are also guest speakers from France and Indonesia. Participation is free (with a small charge for an Indonesian lunch) but places are limited. Please enroll quickly! 
 
For more information, you may be interested in visiting our website: http://culturalevents.sobriquet.net/

We look forward to seeing you &/or your colleagues there. If you are able to spread the word, that would also be much appreciated!
 
Sincerely,
Alfira O'Sullivan


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