Mal chegamos da COMPÓS...mas, eu e Heitor - meu orientando e pesquisador do LabCult- embarcamos amanhã para a Cidade do Mexico, para participar da 14a. Conferência Internacional da
IASPM-International Association for the Study of Popular Music.O congresso acontece de 25 a 30 de junho e reúne referências da pesquisa em música.Infelizmente, o endereço do site estava quebrado até ontem.Por conta disto, reproduzo abaixo a programação, dentro do painel de Tecnologia e Indústria, onde estaremos apresentando nossos trabalhos.Achei os temas bem bacanas e vou comentando de lá os melhores trabalhos.
STREAM 3 TECHNOLOGY AND INDUSTRY
Panel 1: New Technology, New Economy and New Subjectivities in East Asian Popular Music – 25 MONDAY Auditorio Xavier Scheifler – 12:30-14:00
CHAIR: Guy Morrow guy.morrow@mq.edu.au OK
- Transformation of music industry in digital age: The case of South Korea
Jung-yup Lee (University of Massachusetts Amherst).
Hyunjoon Shin (Sungkonghoe University).
- Emerging Mobile Subjectivities in the Age of Portable Digital Music in the City
Yoshitaka Mouri (Tokyo National University of Fine Arts and Music).
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Panel 2: management – 25 MONDAY Auditorio Xavier Scheifler – 15:30-17:00
CHAIR: Jung-yup Lee
- Managerial Creativity
Guy Morrow (Macquarie University).
- MyMusicSpace: Independent Musicians’ Use of A Social Networking Website
Marjorie Kibby (University of Newcastle, Australia).
- Will You Be My Friend? Career Building Strategies, Technology and the Independent Artist
Paula Wolfe (Institute of Popular Music, University of Liverpool).
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Panel 3: Theoretical considerations 1 – 25 MONDAY Auditorio Xavier Scheifler – 17:30-19:00
CHAIR: Paula Wolfe pwolfe@liv.ac.uk OK
- Mash The System: Exploring The Effects of Sampling Technology in Contemporary Western Popular Song
Megan Evans (Sydney Conservatorium of Music).
- New Age: Tecnología y Sentido en la Música Contemporánea
José Miguel Ordóñez Gómez (Escuela Nacional de Música. UNAM).
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Panel 12: Radio - 26 TUESDAY - Auditorio Xavier Scheifler 12:00-13:30
CHAIR: Karen Collins collinsk@SYMPATICO.CA OK
- Rock Radio in Rio de Janeiro
Heitor Da Luz Silva (Universidade Federal Fluminense).
- El ‘Neo-Folklore’ en Las Programaciones de las Emisoras de Radio de Venezuela
Erin Vargas (Universidad Pedagógica Experimental Libertador –UPEL).
Alexander Lugo (Universidad Pedagógica Experimental Libertador –UPEL).
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Panel 6: Video game, Soap opera, and Videos - 26 TUESDAY - Auditorio Xavier Scheifler – 17:30-19:00
CHAIR: Martha Ulhôa mulhoa1@gmail.com
- Grand Theft Audio? Popular Music and Interactive Games
Karen Collins (Carleton University).
- Industrialization of Popular Songs in Soap Opera Soundtracks
Carmen Lúcia José (Universidade São Judas Tadeu - Brasil).
Elisabete Alfed Rodrigues (Pontifícia Universidade Católica de São Paulo ).
- What Are Little Children’s Music Videos Made of?
Antti-Ville Kärjä (University of Turku).
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27 jun. WEDNESDAY:– PLENÁRIA
Auditorio Sánchez Villaseñor – 9:30-11:30
Chair: Martha Ulhôa
- Ring My Bell: Cell Phones and the Japanese Music Market
Noriko Manabe (CUNY Graduate Center).
- Maybe The Music Industry Has Gone “Crazy? Probably…”: A Discussion On The Internationally Acclaimed DJ and Producer, Danger Mouse, and His Contribution To The Re-Configuration of The Industry of Today and The Future.
Sharadai Rambarran (University of Salford).
- Listening in Shuffle Mode
Marta García Quiñones (Universitat de Barcelona).
- P2P File Sharing and Pop-Rock Knowledge as a Global Microstructure
Motti Regev (The Open University of Israel).
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Panel 7: Constructing repertories - 27 WEDNESDAY - Auditorio Xavier Scheifler – 12:00-13:30
CHAIR: Ruth Dockwray R.Dockwray@surrey.ac.uk OK
- Partnership and creation in popular song
Cláudia Neiva de Matos (Universidade Federal Fluminense / Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro ).
- Flamenco Discography: Canon and Repertory
Javier González-Martín (Universidad de Almería).
- The Paper Rolls for Mechanical Instruments as a Source to 19th Century Popular Music
Nils Grosch (Deutsches Volksliedarchiv).
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Panel 8: Musicology - 27 WEDNESDAY - Auditorio Xavier Scheifler – 15:00-16:30
CHAIR: Nils Grosch nils.grosch@dva.uni-freiburg.de OK
- Forming The Diagonal Mix
Ruth Dockwray (University of Surrey).
- Where’s The Chorus? A Computational Approach for the Automatic Segmentation of Pop Songs
Daniel Müllensiefen (Goldsmiths College, University of London).
David Lewis (Goldsmiths College, University of London).
Geraint Wiggins (Goldsmiths College, University of London).
- Chords, Scales and Band Rehearsals: Better Material, Better Results? Changes in the Acquisition of Musical Skills
Ulrich Einbrodt (University of Niederrhein).
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Panel 9: Gender - - 27 WEDNESDAY - Auditorio Xavier Scheifler – 17:00-18:45
CHAIR: Cláudia Matos - laparole@terra.com.br - OK
- Using Popular Music in Today’s Media Landscapes
Ann Werner (Linköping University).
- “You better be listening to my fucking music you bastard!” Female Diskjockeys’ Relations to Technology and the Transnational Electronic Dance Music Industry
Anna Gavanas (Uppsala University).
- Technical Equipment and Gender in the Consumption of Popular Music in the West German 1960s
Detlef Siegfried (University of Copenhagen).
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Panel 10: Scenes 1 - 28 THURSDAY - Auditorio Xavier Scheifler – 12:00-13:30
CHAIR: Geoff King geoff.king@rmit.edu.au OK
- Rock & (Flamenco) Roll?: Hybrid Spaces and New Aesthetics in the Contemporary Flamenco Scene
Francisco Bethencourt Llobet (Newcastle University).
- Sound Amplification in Calypso Live Music of El Callao, Venezuela
Emilio Mendoza (Universidad Simón Bolívar, Caracas).
- Record Labels in Uruguay: De La Patria A La Cumbia.
Marita Fornaro Bordolli (Universidad de la República de Uruguay).
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Panel 11: Scenes 2 - - 28 THURSDAY - Auditorio Xavier Scheifler 15:30-17:00
CHAIR: Francisco Bethencourt LLobet f.j.bethencourt-llobet@ncl.ac.uk OK
- Not Fade Away: Baby Boomers and the Australian Music Industry
Geoff King (RMIT University).
- The Virtual Rap Scene in Quebec
Christopher M. Jones (Carnegie Mellon University).
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Panel 5: Theoretical considerations 3 - 29 FRIDAY - Auditorio Xavier Scheifler – 12:00-13:30
CHAIR: Simone Pereira de Sá sibonei@terra.com.br OK
- Staging and Authenticity: Famous Musicians in Music Television
Martina Schuegraf (Hochschule für Film und Fernsehen Potsdam-Babelsberg „Konrad Wolf“).
- Música grabada, experiencia y conservación
Carlos Icaza Pérez (Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México).
- Punching for Recognition: The Untold Story of the Role of the Jukebox inJamaican Popular Music
Dennis Howard (University of the West Indies ).
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Panel 4: Theoretical considerations 2 - 29 FRIDAY - Auditorio Xavier Scheifler – 17:00-18:30
CHAIR: Dennis Howard howardennis@yahoo.com OK
- Digital Audio Culture and The Audible Past
Simone Pereira De Sá (Universidade Federal Fluminense).
- Objectifying Music: Media & Design Studies go to the Art Museum
Prasad Boradkar (Arizona State University).
Nabeel Zuberi (University of Auckland).