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CFP – Volume! Listening To Popular Music

Listening to popu­lar music : prac­ti­ces, expe­rien­ces, repre­sen­ta­tions Submission dead­line : June 1st, 2011 Volume ! (www.seteun.net) a French peer-revie­wed jour­nal dedi­ca­ted to the inter­dis­ci­pli­nary study of popu­lar music seeks contri­bu­tions for a spe­cial issue on lis­te­ning. This issue will explore the pre­mise that a focus on lis­te­ning can be a fruit­ful basis for the [...]

CFP – Music, Gender, and Globalization

Music, Gender, and Globalization Cornell University, Ithaca, NY; April 1–2, 2011. Inviting graduate students and recent PhDs from across the humanities and the social sciences to submit presentation proposals for an interdisciplinary conference at Cornell University on April 1–2, 2011. We especially welcome submissions from scholars in: historical musicology, ethnomusicology, anthropology, theater and performance studies, [...]

CFP – Sound Bridges, Sound Walls: Broadcasting in the Historical

Call for Papers: Sound Bridges, Sound Walls: Broadcasting in the Historical Formation, Mediatization and Localization of Sound* The Studienkreis Rundfunk und Geschichte and the Vereniging Geschiedenis Beeld en Geluid, in cooperation with the Institute for Sound and Vision (Hilversum) are pleased to announce this call for papers for their first joint symposium. Sound Bridges, Sound [...]

CFP: Computer Games and Music (deadline: September 1st)

Here’s a CFP for an online journal: Dear colleagues, With its first themed issue devoted to the topic “Computer Games and Music”, the new peer-reviewed online journal “Act — Zeitschrift für Musik & Performance” would like to stimulate considerations of the field from the perspectives of musicology, theatre studies, media studies and related disciplines in [...]

CFP – 2011 EMP Pop Conference, UCLA

Cash Rules Everything Around Me: Music and Money 2011 EMP Pop Conference at UCLA Feb 24 – 27, 2011 Los Angeles, California Jointly sponsored by Experience Music Project and the UCLA Department of Musicology “The best things in life are free, but you can give them to the birds and bees, I need money!” Motown [...]

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