Post-ip: Journal of the International Forum for Studies in Music and Dance

• Autor(a) principal: Cardoso, Ana Margarida
• Data de Publicação: 2019
• Outros Autores: Ventura, António, Chambel, Mónica, Silva, Julieta, Carpenedo, Amanda
• Tipo de documento: Artigo
• Idioma: por
• Título da fonte: Repositório Científico de Acesso Aberto de Portugal (Repositórios Cientìficos)
• Texto Completo: https://doi.org/10.34624/postip.v4i4.4879

Post-in-progress: 4rd International Post-Grauate Forum for Studies in Music and Dance (Post-ip ’17) was organized by post-graduated students, associated to the INET-md (Institute fo Ethnomusicology – Centre of Studies in Music and Dance) of University of Aveiro. It had 53 participants, from 9 countries, which provided 53 presentations, spoken in Portuguese, Spanish and English. This forum occurred between 5th and 7th December 2017, in Depatment of Communication and Arts of the Univeristy of Aveiro. The opening session occurred in the Auditorium of the Complex of Communication and Image Sciences (CCCI) and had as invitees Julieta Silva e Margarida Cardoso, representing the Organizing Committee of Post-ip’17, Prof. Susana Sardo, Coordinator of INET-md of the University of Aveiro, Prof. Salwa Castelo-Branco, coordinator of INET-md, Prof. Rui Raposo, Director of the Communication and Arts Departament and Prof. Manuel Assunção, Dean of the same university, at that time. The keynte speakers of this edition were Rubén López Cano and Úrsula San Cristóbal, Vincent Dubois, Sílvia Martinez and Ana Fávia Miguel, as first inviteed to the new space of Post-ip, Young Keynote Speaker. Vincent Dubois (Universitè de Strasbourg) presented a communication about wind bands and its relation with policies, entitled “A sociological perspective on the relationship between musical life and cultural policy: the case of wind bands”, at the first day of conference, after the opening session; Rubén López-Cano (Escola Superior de Música de Catalunya) and Úrsula San Cristóbal (Taller de músics de Escuela Superior de Estudios Musicales) presented the communication “Some frequent methodological problems in artistic research projects and some strategies to manage them” in CCCI auditorium, about some methodological problems related to Artistic Research area; Sílvia Martinez (Universidad Autonoma de Barcelona) presented the communication “Listening to voices, weaving networks: notes on feminism and popular music” after a little concert of the indian singer and researcher Baishali Sarkar. Ana Fávia Miguel (INET-md/Universidade de Aveiro) presented the documentary “Kola San Jon”, which won the “Intangible Heritage Documentation” on 6th Folk Music Film Festival, in Nepal in 2016. After that, she presented the communication “Ways of seeing and making the documentary Kola San Jon”. During three days, participants saw presentations in different formats, like communications, recital-conference, round tables and documentaries. As occurred in the last editions, participants were post-graduate students, so there weren’t doctors between them. The chairs were mainly recent doctors. We emphasized the concerts occurred during the conference, starting from the presentation of the project “Paluí: Viagens por histórias sonoras que a lingua portuguesa conta” from Helena Caspurro, José Geraldo, António Miguel e Pedro Carvalho de Almeida, in the first day of the conference. In the second day we listened an electroacoustic music concert with pieces written by post-graduate students Túlio Augusto and Tiago Lestre and another concert by Alfonso Bennetti (piano) and Jaroslav Mikus (cello). In 7th December, we emphasize also the round table about artistic research, which had an informal carcater and as invitees Rubén López-Cano and Úrsula San Cristóbal. That discussion was chaired by Alfonso Bennetti and participants said that it was relevant and useful.  In all days of conference it was constructed a space of share of experiences and mutual apprenticeship, which facilitated the contact betwee participants and invitees. The present book is constituted by 24 articles, selected between all the presentations of Post-ip’17 conference. The revision was made by the editorial Committee and by the Consultant Committee of Acts of Congress of Post-ip’17.  It contains articles inserted in various studies about music and dance, so the book reflects what was the congress. The articles are written in Portuguese or English and they are organized by name of the authors. Editorial Committee of Post-ip’17 appreciates very much the support gave by the Consultant Committee on the articles revision and also thanks to the authors and participants of Post-ip’17. Besides them, many other researchers and members of the university helped on the organization, in order to maintain this international and academic meeting and this fruitful experience. Thank you for all of them!   Aveiro, 12 de Setembro de 2019  Journal of the 4rd International of Studies in Music and Dance’s Editorial Committee Amanda Carpenedo, Ana Margarida Cardoso, António Ventura, Julieta Silva and Mónica Chambel