[ecrea] Migration_Music_Networks_cfp

    We are extending the deadline for this one day research event on
    April 6th 2018

*Deadlines*

Submission of 300 word abstract to (agardner /at/ glos.ac.uk) 
<mailto:(agardner /at/ glos.ac.uk)> : *January 20^th  2018*

Notifications: *January 30th*

Registration: *March 6*^*th*


    *‘Here, There, Everywhere (& Nowhere):*


    *Musical Perspectives on Migration, Networks and Borders’*


    Senate House, London


    Friday 6^th April 2018, 10am- 5pmJoin us for a one-day collaborative
    research event organised by The University of Gloucestershire’s
    Music and Media Department in association with The Institute of
    Popular Musicand the School of Advanced Study, University of London.

In the context of rapidly-changing models of consumption and patterns of 
identification that are occurring across the music industries, this 
event focuses on notions of boundary, flow and borders, and seeks to 
establish conceptual connections in relation to musicology, musical 
networks, and musical identities.

Following the model of an ‘un/conference’, this one-day event will be 
preceded in the three months leading up to it by four working groups or 
‘demes’, each of which will develop key areas for discussion via online 
fora. These topics will then be discussed during the real-time event 
with a view to establishing concrete research proposals, projects and 
outcomes. A deme leader will co-ordinate each working group, the members 
of which will interact with each other on the morning of the event and 
share ideas across demes in the afternoon.

The main objective of the day is to operate as a development lab for 
ideas with a view to publication; a publisher has expressed initial 
interest in the project.

*DEMES*

1.Music, travel and migration

2.Music and globalisation: national and transnational styles and genres 
in the 21^st century

3.Cycles, patterns, movements: Rhythmic perspectives / Rhythmanalysis 
and Contemporary Music Ecologies

4.Digital networks, utopias and other ‘non-places’

The event includes a key panel discussion with musicians, music 
journalists and academics.

**

*Mike Smith*(Blur, Gorillaz, Syrian National Orchestra for Arabic Music)

*Ben Thompson*(Observer Music Journalist, Resonance FM)

*Dr Florian Scheding*(Research Fellow in Music, Univesrsity of Bristol)

*Jude Rogers*(Observer Music Journalist and Lecturer)

*Marcus O’Dair*(Senior Lecturer in Popular Music, University of 
Middlesex, author of /Different Every Time: The Authorised Biography of 
Robert Wyatt/, Serpent's Tail, London).

*Deadlines*

Submission of 300 word abstract to (agardner /at/ glos.ac.uk) 
<mailto:(agardner /at/ glos.ac.uk)>: *January 20^th 2018*

Notifications: *January 30th*

Registration: March 6^th

The event has received funding from the Institute of Musical 
ResearchIMR,Nick Bakerand from the University of Gloucestershire. It is 
free. Conference organisers: Dr Abigail Gardner, Dr Matthew Lovett, Dr 
Gerry Moorey.

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