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One thing I love about the big IMS Congresses is the mix of scholars and languages. As people spill out of paper sessions at coffee breaks, the languages multiply, and listening to them is deeply pleasurable, such …
New technologies of writing have always complicated the relationship between authors and readers. This is especially true of the performing art of music …
In this third installment in our series on the importance of translation for global musicology, Gavin S. K. Lee sought out scholars involved with Ethnomusicology Translations …
Among the historical writings of China, there are many works about—what we now call—ethnic groups, such as “Annals of Wu and Yue,” “The Book of the Extinction …”
Global musicology is like a puzzle that is always in construction, with its pieces constituted by multiple research circles around the world, using myriad global languages in the course of research and …
After listening to a stunning, galvanizing performance by Daniel K. L. Chua in support of global musicology (inaugural lecture at the 2019 ARLAC conference), our research group, the Grupo de Musicología Histórica, set up a series of seminar-like meetings to explore …