[ANPPOM-L] October 2009 symposium on African-American music

[Carlos Palombini]

>From Tim Brooks

Forgive the cross-posting, but some of you might be interested in this
symposium being put together by David Suisman of the University of Delaware,
author of the recent book "Selling Sounds," about the early music industry.
He's  asked me to be on a panel.

Sound: Print: Record: African American Legacies Symposium

University  of Delaware, Newark, DE

Roselle Center for the Performing Arts, Oct. 1-2,  2009.

Sound: Print: Record: African American Legacies is an interdisciplinary
symposium exploring how the ephemeral - live sound - is etched in memory and
also re-embodied in the visual arts, literature, history and communal
traditions.  Papers and panel discussions will be organized around three
themes:  “Fixing a  Legacy”: Black Music and History; Sound/Record; and
 Art/Music/Art.  Issues to be examined include how black music and  its
traditions are preserved and recorded, imagined and re-imagined,  for
contemporary audiences. Performance, the creative process, and the  making
of art are highlighted as inspiration and content of critical  inquiry in
multiple humanistic disciplines: art and its history, musicology,
literature, history and sociology.

The symposium is  held in conjunction with an exhibition of the same name on
view at the  Mechanical Hall Gallery from September 2 – December 6, 2009.
 For  more information on both events, please see:
www.udel.edu/museums or  contact Peggy Lea (302) 831 8037 or
universitymuseums em udel.edu

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carlos palombini
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