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Denise Nuttall (Anthropology) speaks on ethnomusicology in IndiaContributed by Jack Rossen on 02/15/10 Denise Nuttall participated in a roundtable/seminar with leading ethnomusicologists from India, Australia, UK and Japan in Pune, India on February 5-7. The conference was titled “Baajaa Gaagjaa - Music From 21st Century India. A Celebration of India's Musical Diversity.” Dr. Nuttall’s seminar was titled "Music Education: Diverse Objectives and Strategies." It brought together international music educators to discuss various models of education in ethnomusicology and musicology in India. Dr. Nuttall spoke on how to create an 'integrated' or interdisciplinary curriculum incorporating both anthropology and music. Baajaa Gaajaa is an annual Independent Music Expo/Festival/Conference (an Indian version of the World Music Expo) with exhibitions, tradeshows, performances, seminars and workshops celebrating India's diverse musical traditions such as folk, tribal, classical, popular (non-Bollywood) as well as rock, jazz and emerging electronic styles. Dr. Nuttall also recruited potential IC students at a college expo at the event. Denise Nuttall (Anthropology) speaks on ethnomusicology in India Comment from
dturkon on
02/17/10
Awesome, Denise. Sounds like a fantastic event and like you made a great contribution to it.
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