Ηello!this is a typical example of greek "Rebetiko" song.The instrument we hear is called in greek "Harmonica" and is one of the ancestors of the accordion we know today.The bad thing is that we are not sure about how this instrument exactly looked like.There are some clues and some bad photos,but still we can not know if the instrument we can see ...
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Ireland/London Writing and the Arts Conference (Hammersmith Irish Centre, 23rd February 2013) What happens in the intersection between cultures? This conference explores the myriad intersections between Ireland and Britain in one particular location, London. Cosmopolitan capital and circuit-board of cultural connection, how has London’s writing an...

I have pictures of musicians here and there playing seisuns... usually outdoors in parks..... these were in Sanya on Hainan Island where I was on holiday
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Next week there will be a special one day conference outlining practices and ideas behind an exciting new fieldwork/repatriation "collective", which was founded here in London.
From the nest collective website:
"This One Day Conference will be an introductory practical and seminar based exploration on the w...
Today i'll be presenting the following research at Kings
"Digital repatriation and the shift in ethnomusicological perspectives – How fieldwork-institution-repatriation processes can affect research methods in ethnomusicology"
In the transition to repatriation of fieldwork collections that are based on a more user-driven digital future, method...
Dear All,
The British Forum for Ethnomusicology's Annual Conference - on the theme of 'Ethnomusicology in the Digital Age' - will be a joint meeting of the BFE and the International Council for Traditional Music-Ireland. The conference will be hosted by Queen's University in Belfast between 4th and 7th April 2013.
The dead...