8th Symposium (ICTMD SG SEE)
25 Kasım 2023REGISTRATION
25 Kasım 2023ABOUT THE SYMPOSIUM
The SG Executive Committee, the Local Organizing Committee and the Symposium Program Committee are pleased to announce that the Study Groups 7th Symposium will now take place on-line between 23rd and 25th April 2021.
The programme for the Symposium will include the presentations already accepted for our 2020 meeting (no new proposals will be accepted).
Each presentation will be in the form of a video presentation that will be uploaded to an agreed online platform in advance of the meeting. Detailed instructions for presenters will be circulated nearer the time.
During the time set aside for the Symposium these presentations will be discussed in sessions as previously planned for our postponed Symposium in Trabzon.
ICTM Study Group on Music and Dance in Southeastern Europe
The Study Group advocates scholarly research of music and dance in and about the given region. It serves as a forum for continuous cooperation through scholarly meetings, projects, publications and correspondence.
Southeastern Europe is a region with particularly rich music and dance traditions. The region, also known as the Balkan Peninsula, has been and still is going through social, cultural and political transitions, which are reflected in music and dance traditions. The position of this region has been historically a crossroad between eastern and western cultures. The demographic structure of its population provokes an interest to ethnomusicological and ethnochoreological research not only by scholars within the region, but also by scholars from other parts of the world. Especially over the last two decades, intensified transitions in the region are attracting research not only into the preserved traditional music and dance forms, but also research into the changes provoked by the contemporary situations.
The Study Group Study Group on Music and Dance in Southeastern Europe is open to all ICTM members who are involved in the field of research in traditional music and dance, either as specialists in the field or in related fields which include consideration of materials relevant to traditional music and dance in Southeastern Europe.
The Study Group has organises an international Symposium every two years and publishes the proceedings.