Add to ORKGIn this paper we focus upon two central and broad issues regarding the ethics of creating tangible, static artefacts from intangible and dynamic musical heritage: the process of making sound recordings, and the repatriation of those recordings to the cultural custodians, including the ways that these recordings act as a form of self‐representation...
 Our paper takes a reflective and pragmatic approach regarding these issues by focussing upon how they were addressed during Caterine Ingram’s recent twenty months of doctoral research into the music of the Kam people, a minority group resident in southwest China.Australian National University and Leiden Universit
Anthropology, as the study of human societies, has always been inclusive of music in some form or an...
The book focuses on music traditions and explores the policy, ideology and practice of preservation ...
Musical performances are at the heart of many significant cultural events and often represent and af...
In this paper we focus upon two central and broad issues regarding the ethics of creating tangible, ...
It is not surprising that ethical research practices are important in ethnomusicology, given the dis...
Recent debates in applied ethnomusicology and critical heritage studies illustrate that music, the p...
Music is intrinsic for communities to maintain and transmit their culture; it also serves as a speci...
Intellectual property concerns and sound recordings have a complex relationship: the publication sta...
Music as Intangible Cultural Heritage explores the longstanding and extensive efforts to preserve mu...
This article provides an account of the response to the modern postcolonial prerogative in intercult...
A burgeoning body of scholarship has critically evaluated heritage discourse and UNESCO’s 2003 Conve...
The practices of archival return may provide some measure of social equity to Indigenous Australians...
This article explores the relationship between policy formation in higher education, ethics statemen...
In-depth ethnomusicological research on musical instrument production and use is surprisingly scant....
UID/EAT/00472/2013In recent years, there have been several social and cultural developments that hav...
Anthropology, as the study of human societies, has always been inclusive of music in some form or an...
The book focuses on music traditions and explores the policy, ideology and practice of preservation ...
Musical performances are at the heart of many significant cultural events and often represent and af...
In this paper we focus upon two central and broad issues regarding the ethics of creating tangible, ...
It is not surprising that ethical research practices are important in ethnomusicology, given the dis...
Recent debates in applied ethnomusicology and critical heritage studies illustrate that music, the p...
Music is intrinsic for communities to maintain and transmit their culture; it also serves as a speci...
Intellectual property concerns and sound recordings have a complex relationship: the publication sta...
Music as Intangible Cultural Heritage explores the longstanding and extensive efforts to preserve mu...
This article provides an account of the response to the modern postcolonial prerogative in intercult...
A burgeoning body of scholarship has critically evaluated heritage discourse and UNESCO’s 2003 Conve...
The practices of archival return may provide some measure of social equity to Indigenous Australians...
This article explores the relationship between policy formation in higher education, ethics statemen...
In-depth ethnomusicological research on musical instrument production and use is surprisingly scant....
UID/EAT/00472/2013In recent years, there have been several social and cultural developments that hav...
Anthropology, as the study of human societies, has always been inclusive of music in some form or an...
The book focuses on music traditions and explores the policy, ideology and practice of preservation ...
Musical performances are at the heart of many significant cultural events and often represent and af...