«IT IS A VERY SPECIAL TIME OF THE YEAR, IN A VERY SPECIAL PLACE, WITH VERY
SPECIAL PEOPLE…»
- YES, VERY SPECIAL, ALL SAY.
ANIMUSIC-PORTUGAL AND PARTNERS, WELCOME YOU TO
«/Creativity in musical instruments, sound and music making/»
Makers and inventors of musical instruments are welcome to participate at
the ENCONTROIM – a time and place to communicate their art, with a
special exhibition open to the public. INSTRUMENTS, CDS, TOOLS,
PHOTOGRAPHS… ALL ARE WELCOME TO THIS SPECIAL EXHIBITION!
We invite you to see some selected links:
GENERAL INFORMATION (ABOUT THE PLACES, TRANSPORTATION, LODGING, ETC.)[1]
INDEX OF THE ORGANOLOGICAL CONGRESS 2015[2]
TAVIRA[3]/ALGARVE[4]
ENCONTROIM: MEETING AND EXHIBITION FOR MAKERS AND INVENTORS OF MUSICAL
INSTRUMENTS[5]
LISTEN TO CONCERT PIANIST KYOKO HASHIMOTO PLAYING “LA DANSE DES B…”
(EXCERPTS)[6]
CALL FOR PAPERS, OTHER PROPOSALS WELCOME[2]
REGISTRATION TO THE ORGANOLOGICAL CONGRESS 2015 IS NOW OPEN: SEE HERE[7].
4th International Scientific Meeting for Sound and Musical Instrument
Studies
18.19.20/12/2015
ORGANOLOGICAL CONGRESS
IN TAVIRA, EASTERN SIDE OF ALGARVE, AT THE SOUTH ATLANTIC COAST OF PORTUGAL
CALL FOR PAPERS (OPEN UNTIL THE 20TH OF OCTOBER)
THEME
The wide capacity for inventing sound tools and music has been a constant
human evolution factor, from regional environments to the application of
leading-edge technology. Modernity does not imply a merging homogeneous
reality, nor entails a comprehensive Western permeation. Musical
instruments reflect individuals and their societies, traditions and quests
for novelty, as well as links and differences between cultures. Some sound
objects are endlessly duplicated and common in all corners of the world
while others are rare or even unique. So is each voice. We believe this
meeting to be a good opportunity for bringing to light different spectra on
the importance of musical instruments, sound and music making in human
history.
Following the natural crossroads in Organology, this year’s main theme is
«/Creativity in musical instruments, sound and music making/». The theme
is the ‘leitmotif’ of the conference and it is not exclusive;
participants are welcome to explore the interdisciplinary essence of
Organology and sound studies, on all topics and techniques relevant to our
field. We may add that performance issues should especially refer to the
instruments or sound producing devices used for the artistic communication,
being possible to focus on the "creativity" of the composer in the use of
the particular instrument/s or sound producing.
PARTICIPATION
We welcome proposals for papers (15+5mn for questions and handover), panels
(one hour), and posters, as well as lecture-recitals (30 to 40
minutes) and concerts. In addition, participants, namely inventors,
makers and collectors, have the possibility to show a selection of their
musical instruments or designs at the Exhibition. There is also a specific
display area for books, scores, and other items, available during the
conference days.
The common language for presentations is English. Papers may be read in
Portuguese, Spanish, French or Italian, provided the PowerPoint projection
is in English. We also accept participation with direct translation in
special cases.
SUBMISSION
We look forward to abstracts that describe original and technically
excellent research from various perspectives. The title, abstract (in
English or bilingual, of up to 300 words), and a biographical note (up to
100 words) should be received by email on or before the 20th of October of
2015. The results shall be communicated individually by the end of October
after being peer-reviewed by the Scientific Committee. Papers presented at
the Organological Congresses may be submitted for publication in the
conference proceedings.
Please send proposals to [log in to unmask]
For further and updated information please check the website
www.animusic-portugal.org[8] or contact us at the email above.
EVENING CONCERTS
The exquisite art of the Hungarian Organist Gyula Szilágyi will be heard
in a concert (Friday night, 18th of December) and in a lecture-recital
(Sunday), playing on two historical organs, the first at the Igreja de
Santiago and the second at the Igreja da Misericórdia. The famous Japanese
Pianist Kyoko Hashimoto will perform on Saturday night, the 19th of
December, works from one of her last recordings, “La danse des B...”,
by Bach, Beethoven, Brahms, Blumenfeld and Bartók.
EXTRA-PROGRAM
Masterclass of Piano by Professor Kyoko Hashimoto (Professor at McGill
University, Chair of Piano Area, Canada) and Workshop on Historical Flute
and Performance by Professor Michael Lynn (Oberlin Conservatoire, USA).
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«WE LOVE ART AND SCIENCE, KNOWLEDGE AND PRAXIS. MUSIC ABOUNDS IN A WHIRL
OF CONTINUOUS STIMULATION. OUR COMMITMENT IS TO BRING PEOPLE TOGETHER,
WELCOMING MAKERS, CREATORS, MUSICIANS… CLASSIC-ETHNO-WORLD-MUSIC-SOUND
INSPIRATIONS FROM ALL PARTS AND FIELDS… THIS IS ANIMUSIC-PORTUGAL.»
Ligações:
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[1]
https://sites.google.com/site/animusicpt/httpsitesgooglecomsiteanimusicptintroduo/activities/eventos/congresso-da-organologia/congresso-de-organologia-2015/informacao-geral-general-information/-sobre-os-locais-do-congresso-where
[2]
https://sites.google.com/site/animusicpt/httpsitesgooglecomsiteanimusicptintroduo/activities/eventos/congresso-da-organologia/congresso-de-organologia-2015/propostas-call-for-papers
[3]
https://sites.google.com/site/animusicpt/httpsitesgooglecomsiteanimusicptintroduo/activities/eventos/congresso-da-organologia/congresso-de-organologia-2015/informacao-geral-general-information/sobre-tavira-on-tavira
[4]
https://sites.google.com/site/animusicpt/httpsitesgooglecomsiteanimusicptintroduo/activities/eventos/congresso-da-organologia/congresso-de-organologia-2015/informacao-geral-general-information/sobre-algarve-on-algarve
[5]
https://sites.google.com/site/animusicpt/httpsitesgooglecomsiteanimusicptintroduo/activities/eventos/exposicao-exhibition
[6] http://www.cdbaby.com/cd/kyokohashimoto4
[7]
https://sites.google.com/site/animusicpt/httpsitesgooglecomsiteanimusicptintroduo/activities/eventos/congresso-da-organologia/congresso-de-organologia-2015/inscricao-registration
[8] http://www.animusic-portugal.org/
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