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2004 SEMNW PROGRAM

Music in Motion

February 13-15, 2004, School of Music, University of Victoria, BC


Conference Organizers:  Dr. Pauline Tuttle, Univeristy of Victoria (ptuttle@uvic.ca) and Andrea Emberly, University of Washington (amember@u.washington.edu)
Winner of the 2004 Thelma Adamson Award: Ajay Kapur (University of Victoria), "Digitizing Traditional North Indian Performance"

Friday, February 13, 2004
4:00 - 6:00
Registration and Socializing (Main Foyer, School of Music)
7:00-10:00
Return of the Music: A Celebration of Northwest Coast Musical Life (Philip T. Young Recital Hall)
Coast Salish Welcome, coordinated by William White/Xelimuxw
School of Music Welcome, Patricia Kostec (Acting Director, School of Music)
Ralph Edgar and the Duwah'sib Dancers (Ditidaht Nation)
Hudson Webster and the Webster Family Dancers (Ahousat)
Kwakwakewakw Dancers

Saturday, February 14
8:00-8:30
Registration and Coffee (Main Foyer, School of Music)
8:30-8:35
Welcome and Housekeeping/Logistics (David Lam Auditorium)
8:35-10:05
Session One: Reassessing Paths of Transmission and Performance (David Lam Auditorium)
Chair: Jonathan Dueck, University of Alberta
1a.  Rob Hunter, University of Victoria: "Sacred Songs of Nehiyawak: Transforming Academic Environment to Ritual Space"
1b.  Jessica Keyes, University of Alberta: "Why Change?  The Evolution of Choral Repertory at St. Luke's Anglican Church"
1c.  Anne Dhu McLucas, University of Oregon: "Oral Tradition in American Vernacular Music: A Critique of Current Scholarship"
10:05-10:15
Break:  Celtic Harp Music--Alicia Ruhi Cundall (Student of Savourna Stevenson)
10:15-11:45
Session Two: Analyzing Music and Motion (David Lam Auditorium)
Chair: Norman Stanfield, University of British Columbia
2a.  Ajay Kapur, University of Victoria: "Digitizing Traditional North Indian Performance"
2b.  Münir Beken and Chris Abajian, Espresso Software Development: "Graphical Representation of Relationships Between Makams Through Examination of Modulation Patterns in Classical Fasil
2c.  Randy Raine-Reusch, HMR3 Productions: "Asian Mouth Organ Migrations"
11:45-12:45
Lunch and General Meeting (Lounge, Main Floor)
12:45-1:25
Performative Interlude (David Lam Auditorium)
Laura Lee (Maxwell International Bahá'í School), with the Maxwell International Youth Dance Workshop
"The Dynamics of Global Youth Culture"
1:25-2:50
Multimedia Keynote Presentation (David lam Auditorium)
Ter Ellingson (University of Washington): Preliminary Report on the Drum Wars of Ghana
2:50-3:00
Break:  Celtic Harp Music--Alicia Ruhi Cundall (Student of Savourna Stevenson)
3:00-4:00
Session Three: Performative Resistance (David Lam Auditorium)
Chair: Gloria Wan, University of British Columbia
3a.  Claire Jones, University of Washington: "Spirit Mediums, Prostitutes and Women Mbira Players: Gender and Tradition in Contemporary Zimbabwe"
3b.  Klisala Harrison, York University: "Medicine: Colonial Reconciliation and Music in a Theatre Production on Native Residential Schools in Canada"
4:00-5:30
Session Four: Music in Film and TV (David Lam Auditorium)
4a.  Eric Hung, University of Montana: "Experiencing ELP's Pictures at an Exhibition: Progressive Rock, Susan Sontag, and MTV"
4b.  Gretchen Jordon-Bastow, Jordan-Bastow Productions: "The Trials of Eve: Music as a Core Element of Film"
4c.  Harold Joe, Independent Quw'utsun filmmaker: "Wisdom of the River: Filming the Songs of the Salmon Culture"
5:30-6:30
Dinner
7:00
Prelude to Concert:  Celtic Harp Music--Alicia Ruhi Cundall (Student of Savourna Stevenson)
7:30
Music at the Crossroads (Philip T. Young Recital)
Opening Persian Chant: Ghazal Ighani, Prayer for World Peace
Münir Beken, Turkish Ud
Mei Han, joined by Randy Raine-Reusch, Chinese Zheng
Dr. Hossein Omoumi, Persian Ney

Sunday, February 15:  Fieldtrip to Quw'utsun
9:00
Leave Victoria
10:00-11:00
Welcome, Elders and Guest Speakers
11:00-11:30
Interactie Drum Game
11:30-12:00
Tzinqwa Dancers
12:00-1:00
Lunch
1:00-2:00
Informal Optional Tour of Quw'utsun Village

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