SOAS Music Public Research Seminar: Transmission of Japanese Jiuta Sōkyoku for Shamisen and Koto: Negotiating Musical Identity

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Date
Time
3:00 pm to 5:00 pm
Venue
Online
Event type
Seminar

About this event

The SOAS Music Research Seminar Series explores a broad range of topics in music studies, including ethnomusicology, music history, practice research, music theory and analysis, etc. across different regions and traditions. 

It provides a forum for scholars and practitioners to present their research, exchange ideas, and discuss diverse approaches to understanding music. The Conversation in Creative Practice extends this dialogue to creative processes and performance.

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sk152@soas.ac.uk

 

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