Popular Music Studies Today
The main theme of the upcoming 19th IASPM 2017 conference in Kassel, Germany
Important Dates / Conference deadlines
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Opening registration: October 1, 2016 - ●
Deadline for receiving PDFs of full papers for the inclusion in the proceedings: Dec 23, 2016 - ●
Deadline for “early bird” registration (EUR 170): February 1, 2017(Normal rate EUR 200) - ●
Program draft: March 1, 2017 - ●
Conference registration deadline: April 30, 2017 - ●
Withdraw registration at just a 10,- EUR fee: April 30, 2017 - ●
Final program: May 31, 2017 - ● Download final program (June 27th, 2017) >
- ● Download Abstracts-book as PDF-file >
General Information
In the last week of June 2017, the University of Kassel and the German speaking branch IASPM-D-A-CH welcome you to the first international conference in Germany since 1991. The conference will take place in the “Kulturbahnhof” conference center (Rainer-Dierichs-Platz 6, 34117 Kassel, Germany). Based on the previous CALL FOR PAPERS issued by the academic committe, the conference will cover the six following streams:
Researching Popular Music, Analyzing Popular Music, Teaching and Learning Popular Music, Remapping Popular Music, Narrating Popular Music, Technology and Popular Music
Kulturbahnhof Kassel
The “Kulturbahnhof” conference center is located in a large brick building that was used for storage purposes in the old days. It was part of Kassel’s former main station (“Hauptbahnhof”) which now serves as a regional train station. The conference center is barrier-free, has two stories and consists of six lecture rooms holding between 60-400 each. More rooms and cinema theaters for film screenings will be added from other parts of the Kulturbahnhof. The building itself also hosts museum and archive of Kassel’s 19th century composer and violinist Louis Spohr, a radion station, a cinema, a cartoon gallery and various shops/cafes.
How to get to Kassel
As for flights, we suggest to fly into Frankfurt, which will offer most possibilities and eventually best prices. There is a train station at the airport and some trains go direct to Kassel (the name of the main station is Kassel-Wilhelmshöhe) in 1h45min. It is a bit of a hassle but you can also take a local train and change at Frankfurt Main Station (Hauptbahnhof).
Tickets can be looked after here and can now be booked six months ahead:
» Train information & ticket booking (english)
Hotels and Guesthouses
In Kassel you can find plenty of hotels. We compiled a list of hotels with over 200 spare beds. However, some require the use of public transport also indicated on the list. For this purpose, we suggest using the “Kassel Card” (EUR 12 for three days / 2 persons) which can be purchased at the Tourist Information inside the Wilhelmshöhe train station. We highly recommend not to wait much longer with booking hotels.
Please also consider using web-platforms such as Trivago or Airbnb to find and book accommodation. However, many private offers will only be put up once the documenta art exhibition (running from June 10 – Sept 17, 2017) approaches.
Click “More info” for a detailed Google Map and a list of all hotels.
End of the 19th IASPM Conference:
Friday, 30th of June 2017 at 6.00 p.m.
Keynote speakers
Schedule
The final Conference Program of the 19th IASPM 2017. Updated June 10th, 2017.
» Download final program (PDF)
Keynote 1 - Room 1
Chill Pop, Feminine Excess & Lemonade’s Demonic Calculus: “Harmony” as an Ideal in the 21st Century
Robin James - USAPaper Parallel Sessions / Panels - all rooms
N1 PANEL - Emerging practices in curating popular music histories (R1)
M1 Session: European remappings (R4)
M2 Session: Asia I (R5a)
L1 Session: Cultural approaches (R5b)
L2 Session Session: Popular music in higher education (JBW)
T1 Session: Transgression (OK1)
R1 Session: Reseraching places and spaces I (OK2)
Paper Parallel Sessions / Panels - all rooms
A1 Session: Analysing sound, gender and beyond (R1)
M3 PANEL - News (and Olds News) from Latin America: Perspectives on Popular Music and Popular Culture (R2)
T2 Session: Creativity (R4)
N2 Session: Success and Failure: Identity Politics and Media Branding (R5a)
M4 Session Asia II (R5b)
R2 Session: Researching places and spaces II (JBW)
R3 PANEL - Dancecult Presents… EDM Sound and Production (OK2)
Paper Parallel Sessions / Panels - all rooms
R4 PANEL - Relations between popular music and Christianity: Interdisciplinary research on historical developments in East and West Germany, 1970–1990 (R4)
T3 PANEL - The Role of Mixing as a creative tool (R5a)
A2 Session: Case studies in rock (R5b)
M5 PANEL - Interrogating the Music City: Melbourne, Australia (JBW)
A3 PANEL - The perfect girls are pink, not black: gender and difference in the popular music (OK1)
R5 PANEL - Dancecult Presents… EDM Scenes (OK2)
Welcome Reception by IASPM D-A-CH - Room 2
Keynote 1
Chill Pop, Feminine Excess & Lemonade’s Demonic Calculus: “Harmony” as an Ideal in the 21st Century
Robin James - USACuratorial practices in popular music museums: a global view.
Was There Anyone Out There? Doing-it-Together Popular Music Curation
“This is your museum speaking….”: voice, curation and popular music history
Discussant
How to Analyze Lemonade: Music Criticism, Musical Analysis, and Black Epistemic Formation
Obscene and not heard: The censorship of sexual sounds in music
Hearing Sexism. Ways of Analysing Discrimination in Sound
1991 and all that Grunge
Cantor and Cantante: vocal reconsiderations of popular music
From Magic to Popular. José María Arguedas and the Idea of Popular Music in the Peruvian Andes
Early jazz in Slovenia: social dimensions of popular music in the 1920s and 1930s
Urban folk music and cultural influences: Labels for narodna muzika [folk music] in Serbia in XX century
Comparing Play Lists: Popular Music on European Interbellum Radio
Close to the Edge: investigating the myth of the ‘plagiarism threshold’ in musical creativity
Depeche Mode and Soft Cell Redefining The Prologue: The symbiotic emergent relationship of Mute and Some Bizzare
Religion, Media and Music. An Interdisciplinary Research Field
Popular Music, Socialism, and the Protestant Church in East Germany
Popular Music in a Christian youth magazine. A historical approach to evangelical youth culture in West Germany
Analysing German Christian popular music. The case of Damaris Joy from Siegen, West Germany
Music and meaning-making at conventions for Eastern Asian popular culture in Sweden
Riding on the Wrong Wave: Disguising the Beatles as Surf Band in Japan
Converse Rubber Tracks; the audio-visual and commercial content made by a brand
Narrating Musical Failures: Tropes of Lack, Loss, and Excess in Popular Music Studies
Smash and Grab- Managing Energy In Mixing
Mixing as a Compositional Process
Hanshin Tigers’ Ouendan: The Musical Practice of Baseball Cheering Parties in Japan
Another Brick in the Wall? Using Popular Music to Teach Cultural Studies, Creative Writing and Communication Theory in the Undergraduate Classroom
Mapping Chinese pop: the physical and social geography of amateur street performances
The Resonances of Political Disputes in Hong Kong China – Case Studies of Canto-pop
Sing My Song: A New Format in Chinese TV Music Talent Shows
East Meets West: The Flower Travellin’ Band, Ethnography and Transculturation
Beautiful strangers: Motivic migration and metric elaboration in Tool
Stairways to Heaven: pedagogical pathways to popular music success
Global Patchbay - developing Popular Music expertise through international collaboration
What are the lessons that Higher Education popular music studies can learn from Art School pedagogy?
Sampling Politics
Ghetto Croft: Scottish Gaelic Rapper Griogair Labhruidh
Power and Resistance through Popular Music: a Case Study on Iran
Pop and the Melbourne Archives: history and city identity
The sounds of the restructured inner city: deindustrialization, affordable housing and the emergence of the punk scene in 1970s Melbourne
Exploring grassroots feminist activism in the Melbourne music scene
Continuous Play: The live performance of full-length albums
Youtube, Music Videos and performance on Brazilian funk music: the case of 'funk pop'
Contemporary Music Festivals as Micronational Spaces: The Post-Miloševic Articulations of National Identity in Serbia’s Exit and Guca Trumpet Festivals’
Samba Batucada: flexibility and integration
For a history of the punk scene in France (1976-2016)
The Impact of Orbital: Motivic structuring and timbral manipulation in Orbital’s electronic dance music
On analysing EDM. Problems and perspectives for a sociology of sound
Agonistic Festivities: Urban Nightlife Scenes and the Sociability of ‘Anti-Social’ Fun
Paper Parallel Sessions / Panels - all rooms
N2 PANEL - East Asian Popular Music and Nostalgia: Local and Global Imaginations (R1)
A4 Session: Analysing performance, structure, affect and groove (R2)
T4 Session: Streaming (R4)
M6 PANEL - Pushing the Boundaries: Studies in Popular Music of the Low Countries (R5a)
M7 Session: North America (R5b)
A5 Session: Analysing voice (JBW)
M8 PANEL - War Of Songs: Popular Music And Russia-Ukraine Relations Since 2014 (OK1)
R6 PANEL - Dancecult Presents… EDM Contexts and Representations (OK2)
Paper Parallel Sessions / Panels - all rooms
M9 PANEL - Music moves (R2)
M10 PANEL - Constructing Multicultural Identities in Korea (R4)
M11 Session: Northern Europe (R5a)
N3 Session: 'Writing' narratives of Rock and Pop (R5b)
R7 Session: Recording & Technology (JBW)
T5 Session: Visual/Music/Video (OK1)
R8 PANEL - Dancecult Presents… Electronic Dance Music and DJ Culture Research Today / DJ Cultures (OK2)
Paper Parallel Sessions / Panels - all rooms
A6 PANEL - Not Left To Our Own Devices: Analysing Music Together (R1)
M12 PANEL - Feedback Loops In Changing Currents: Transnational Repercussions in Japanese Popular Music (R2)
M13 Session: Eastern and Southern Europe (R4)
M14 Session: Spain and beyond I (R5a)
L3 Session: Popular music and teaching (R5b)
N4 PANEL - Rethinking (Popular) Music in the Anthropocene Era (JBW)
M15 PANEL - Popular Music in Socialist Yugoslavia (OK1)
R9 PANEL - Dancecult Presents… Electronic Dance Music and DJ Culture Research Today / Music (OK2)
From Bowie to the Shenyang Rock Scene: Notes on the Monumentalization of Rock Culture
Longing for Someone Else’s Past: Miyazaki Hayao, Matsuto¯ya Yumi and the Global Desire for Japanese-Flavoured Nostalgia
Roundtable
Roundtable
Roundtable
"Blame It on the Boogie" - What are criteria for good pop music?
The problem of Latin-American popular music: an analisys of “Paraguay Purahei” album (2014)
Sound and Politics. Towards a Posthegemonic Popular Music Studies
Searching for local languages in popular music: empirical tools to analyse practices and representations
‘Pero’s Song: Bristol’s Sonic Memory from Colston to Carnival’
DJ Derek and the Black Diaspora
Hearing Whiteness: Race, Ethnicity and Evaluation of Rock Music
Situating Dodonpa Within Transatlantic / Transpacific Contexts
Yellow Magic Orchestra and Afro-Japanese Futurism
Tango in Japan: Lineage, Innovation, New Modernity
Tokyo, Hawai’i: The Possibilities of Japanese Slack Key Guitar
The diffusion of music streaming services in Germany between 2012-2015 and its impact on the habitual audio repertoires of the normal population
Challenging Streaming: Politics of Resistance of the Micro Labels in Finland in the Age of Streaming
Just for the fun of it? Contemporary Strategies for Making, Distributing and Gifting Music
“You are a Black-Haired Foreigner”: Korean/Asian American Singers in the K-pop World
To Set the World To Rights: Social and Political Practices by Korean Female K-pop Fandom
A Tale of Two Neighborhoods: Complicating Locality South Korean Underground Rock
Researching and listening to the “other” voices of Valaoritou Area: an interdisciplinary and experiential approach
Unconsumed: the underground, dispossession and positionality in Greek experimental music
“Girls” Behaving “Badly”: Women, Violence, and Vigilantes in Russian Pop Videos
Broken Circle Rebound: New regionalism and vernacular indie-folk
Alternative Mainstream in Flanders and the Netherlands - On the challenge to combine two territories of different nationalities in one volume
Popularizing Jazz in the Digital Era: From small screens to festival stages
“Happy street, you are no more” – modernity, gender and localization in Swedish 1960s schlager
Negotiating Multiple Identities through Popular Music: The Case of Finnish Tatar
Fighting Gender Inequalities in Music: Comparing the UK and Sweden
Rethinking U.S. Cold War Diplomacy: Jazz as Soft Power in Spain (1951-1957)
Musical Exchanges and Interactions between Spanish and USA Pop Music
Run to the glam: makeup and androgyny in Spanish popular music of 80s
Mapping the Montreal dance music orchestra
Remapping Popular Music from the Other Side. Estrangement, Margins, Borders, and the Performance of Juan Gabriel
Sonorous Curanderismo: Memory, Family, and the Desert in the Work of Performance Artist TAHNZZ
Blues, “Mississippi” Fred McDowell, and the Power of Placelessness
Teen Magazines of the mid-1960s: Creating a Different Narrative of Rock History
The Rock Memoir as Postmodernist Musical Text
I’m free to what I want, any old time: Discourses of Independence in the UK music press in the 1980s
Unpacking Performance in the Pop-rock Biopic
I Know That Chord, but I Do Not Know What It Does: Towards a Syntactic Understanding of Chords in Popular Music
Women Who Rock: The Memoir Project
MOOCs, online learning and the disruption of traditional education
Analysing the voice in popular music with categories of "voice"
Groenemeyer - a case study on situative singing styles
Sound, vocality, and imagination in popular music
The state of the live music ecology
From Psychedelia to Djent – Progressive Genres as a Paradox of Pop Culture
Then the science guys entered the room – on MIR and popular music studies
Questioning the Digital Revolution: Continuity and change in the design and use of music technologies
The History of Popular Music: A history of recycling?
BATTLE DRUMS, POETRY, AND POP MUSIC: THE NEW AND OLD SOUNDS OF A UKRAINIAN REVOLUTION
ANTHEMS, APPEALS AND ALTERCATIONS: GENERICALLY MAPPING THE RUSSO-UKRAINIAN WAR OF SONGS
THE EUROMAIDAN’S AFTERMATH AND THE GENRE OF ANSWER SONG
“We Don’t Wanna Put In” – The Eurovision Song Contest as a Post-Soviet geopolitical battleground
Mach Schau!: The contribution of the Beatles to the development of Visual Music in Magical Mystery Tour
Making it sound Spanish: prosumer audiovisual covers of Anglophone mainstream music videos in Youtube
Recut and retuned: Music in fan-generated parody trailers
Yugoslavia and the Eurovision Song Contest
Aesthetics of Music Videos in Yugoslav Pop and Rock Music
The “Folk” in Popular Music of Yugoslavia
The dancefloor on page and screen: Cultural re/presentations of the club scene in literature and film
Researching popular music through transmedia festivals
Mixed into Elsewhere: Fluidity of the Dance Scene
Cosmology of the Techno-Shaman
Vinylectics: Reading Walter Benjamin in the Black Atlantic
Domesticating the club experience
Spatial presentation of Electronic Dance Music
Laki je malo nervozan as a paradigm for sampling in EDM in Serbia of the 1990s
Paper Parallel Sessions / Panels - all rooms
T6 Session: Music Biz (R1)
A7 Session: Analysing sonic experiences and representations (R2)
M 16 PANEL - Independents and Independence: Pop, Politics and the Indie Ethos (R4)
T7 Session: Production (R5a)
R10 PANEL - Collapse under the Revolution: Fragmented punk scenes outside Anglo-Saxon sphere (R5b)
M17 Session: Hispanic Diaspora (JBW)
N5 Session: Rock Albums and Indie Aesthetics (OK1)
R11 PANEL - Dancecult Presents… Electronic Dance Music and DJ Culture Research Today / Gender (OK2)
Keynote 2 - Room 1
Fish and fowl? Mapping the no-man’s-land between popular music studies and jazz studies
Prof. Dr. André Doehring - AustriaExcursions
Documenta 14 in Kassel
Water Games at Herkules/Bergpark
Walking tour of Kassel-University Campus and the historical city-center
Berlepsch Castle
Gedenkstätte Breitenau
Fulda boat ride
Day trip to Berlin
and more ...
Crowdfunding is not for everybody: Performance in the Art of Asking
How to find out more about the 19th century music business in the UK
Digital natives in the music industry? How the Internet ecosystem is creating value for artists
Keynote 2
Fish and fowl? Mapping the no-man’s-land between popular music studies and jazz studies
Prof. Dr. André Doehring - AustriaPsychedelic Coding in the Music of Highasakite
Exposing Corruption in Gentle Giant’s The Power and the Glory
Chronotopic music analysis: Reconstructing the interplay of musical experience, musical form and sociality
Analysing “silent musics”: some thoughts about musical analysis and “textless context” analysis
Independence, Performance and Politics
Rock Action: Music, Culture, and Scottish Independence
Discussant
A religious experience from 18th row center': The importance of live sound to the history of audio production
Hi-tech lo-fi and the politics of domestic popular music production
Input/Output - Technological affordances of production and new song structures in Radiohead's Kid A
Golfos, punkis, alternativos, indignados: Subterranean traditions of youth in Spain, 1960-2015
One struggle, one fight, all day, all night: Punk cartographies in the subway of São Paulo and Lisbon
Holidays in Portugal: Global and local in punk music scenes by Paula Guerra
Irony as a political discourse in Spain
Rock Music Cultures in Paraguay: Rolando Chaparro’s Musical Adaptations of Agustín Barrios’ Classical Guitar Compositions as an Expression of “Paraguayidad"
African Manifestations in Brazil: The Crioula Drum Dance
Fuel Fandango: Approaching contemporary Spanish popular music from festivals to university
The Music of Samba Schools: A Challenge for Popular Music Studies
Songs, stories and resistance: narratives of the crisis through Spanish indie rock
The Monkey is Amused to Death: Roger Waters’ Masterpiece and its Commercial Failure
Original Artyfacts: Media, Materiality, and the Role of Reissue Compilation Albums in the Garage Rock Revival
Started From the bottoms Now We Hear: queered voice in the era of post-feminist pop
Forty-Seven Artists, Four Women: DJing as a Gesture of Defiance
Neoliberal conditions, self-promotion and gendered DJ trajectories
Film Screening II - Room 1
Chasing the China Wind: A Musical Journey (Chen-Yu Lin) 28 Min.
Paper Parallel Sessions / Panels - all rooms
R12 PANEL - Perspectives on German Popular Music (Studies) (R1)
A8 PANEL - So What? Contemporary Approaches to the Interpretation and Analysis of Disparate Popular Musics (R2)
M18 PANEL - “Saudades” Brazilian Popular Music – Far Away So Close (R4)
M19 PANEL - Mapping musical Europe: music, belonging and place. (R5a)
R13 Session: Listening (R5b)
L4 Session: Musician's agency (OK1)
R14 PANEL - Dancecult Presents… Electronic Dance Music and DJ Culture Research Today / Contexts (OK2)
Paper Parallel Sessions / Panels - all rooms
N6 PANEL - “Narratives of Drum Kit Performance” (R1)
A9 PANEL - Shaping Sounds and Sound as Shapes in Popular Songs – Contemporary Analytical Approaches (R2)
M20 PANEL - Remapping Indie pop-rock in East Asia (R4)
R15 Session: Criticism & humour (R5a)
T8 Session: Instruments & Tools (R5b)
T9 Session: Storage / Archive (JBW)
N7 Session: The Raced, Gendered, Sexed, Aged Body in Performance Practice (OK1)
Film Screening II
Chasing the China Wind: A Musical Journey (Chen-Yu Lin) 28 Min.
A Fragile Kaleidoscope: Institutions, Methodologies, and Outlooks on German Popular Music (Studies)
"Geschichte wird gemacht!": Some Critical Remarks on Narratives of Pop History
Neue Deutsche Welle/NDW. From Punk to Mainstream
From Soundtrack of the Reunification to the Celebration of Germanness: Paul van Dyk and Peter Heppner’s ‘Wir sind Wir’ as National Trance Anthem.
Towards a history of drummer jokes and stereotypes
“Towards a ‘Global Folk’ Drumming Pedagogy?: Percussive Innovations and Legacies in Swedish Folk Music”
Darkness on the Edge of Pop: Constructing Masculinity and the Weeknd’s ‘the Hills’
Empowerment and embodiment in rap music
Psychopharmacology and the analysis of Goth music
‘To prepare a face to meet the faces that you meet’: The persona in instrumental music
Oneiric Narrativity and Recorded Popular Song
Analyzing Sound, Analyzing Timbre
The Shape of the Voice: Analysing Vocal Gestures in Popular Song
Analysing Musical Time in Popular Songs
Samba in Finland: Competition Rules as a Strategy of Cultural Adaptation
The International Samba Festival in Coburg (Germany)
Beijing Punk Rock: Millennials, Urban Transformation and DIY Creativity
The Meaning of “Indie Idol” in Japan
Living Differently in Different Places?: Taking-place(s) of South Korean Indie Pop-rock
Discussant
Canned Culture, 1880-1930
Popular music in comedy television: a study of ‘nothing’?
Wordplay, Parody and Humour in Goldie Looking Chain and Bricka Bricka
Popular song and literary scholarship: interactions between criticism and artistic creation
Studying listening to recorded popular music: a methodological overview and some suggestions for future research
Sonic Agora: Tango as a point of cross-cultural encounter
Musicology of Listening - new ways to hear and understand the musical past
Instrumental affordances and bodily appropriation of electronic instruments
Gear Acquisition Syndrome' - A survey of electric guitar players
Temptracking – a three step approach to learning the dramaturgic principles of Film Scoring
Mapping the city margins? Popular music experience, representation and memory in Dublin
The Interplay of Music and Tourism in Iceland
Music Tourism in Europe
Technostalgia as a symbol of urban cool - exploring the vinyl revival in metro Manila
Recording technology and the capitalist world system
Pathways of pop: Arts and educational policy, cultural industries and studieförbund
Smiling Faces Sometimes - German Soul between 1955 and 1975
Beyond Virtuosity and Employability – Embedding Life Skills in Higher Popular Music Education
Does popular music studies still have a place in the Academy?
Keepin´ it real. Locality, authenticity and identity of male rap artists in Austria
From Earth Angels to Electric Lucifer Castrati, Little Joe Cook and the Vocoder
Floating points: On the untethered lightness of some electronic music
Electronic Dance Music Cultures in 21st-century Iran
Paper Parallel Sessions / Panels - all rooms
L5 PANEL - Collaborating musicians between stage and music industry (R1)
T10 Session: Mixing (R4)
M21 PANEL - Popular music and dance craze in the Lusophone and Spanish-speaking world: the disco as a postcolonial ritual space (R5a)
L6 Session: Singing in popular music (R5b)
R17 Session: Persona and Self (JBW)
M22 Session: Ethical Remappings (OK1)
N8 Session: Festivals and Scenes (OK2)
Paper Parallel Sessions / Panels - all rooms
M23 Session: Global Remappings (R4)
M24 PANEL - The Power of Pop: Musical Genres and the construction of identity in Argentina (R5b)
N9 PANEL - Rewriting and Rereading Narratives of U.S. Popular Music (JBW)
R18 Session: History of popular music studies (OK1)
Paper Parallel Sessions / Panels - all rooms
R19 Session: History and historiography (R1)
N10 Session: Historiographies of National Memory and Nostalgia (R2)
R20 PANEL - Researching popular Music through a live music census (R4)
M25 Australia and New Zealand (R5a)
N11 PANEL - Paying the Piper: Constructing Narrative in the Contemporary Music Industries (R5b)
M26 PANEL - French Popular Music Studies Today (JBW)
L7 PANEL - Copycat Crimes And Learning By Example: the use of mimesis in popular music learning (OK1)
A10 Session: Analysing form and changing genre conventions (OK2)
T11 PANEL - Lo-fi worldwide: current local scenes and the precariousness of underground music (RNN)
Collaboration in semi-professional music groups
Sociocultural conceptions of teaching, learning & evaluation in Classical, Flamenco & Jazz: Comparissons between speech and musical practice
“What difference does it make?” Studying urban popular music from before the generalization of the gramophone
What Next for the History of Popular Music?
Beatles Studies vs. Popular Music Studies?
Defining Popular Music: Towards a “Historical Melodics”
Popular Music Studies in the Context of Post-Communist Historiography in the Czech Republic
“Condorito canta el tango como ninguno: Narración del tango en una historieta humorística”
The politics of digitizing analogueness
The Missing Map: Europe in Popular Music
Music Diplomacy and Popular Music Studies
Introducing the Great British Live Music Census
Preliminary findings from the Great British Live Music Census
Rethinking ticket touting
Symbolic struggles on the dance floor in Barcelona: cultural identities and different experiences of salsa dancing
The boom of kizomba in postcolonial Lisbon: interethnic relations in contexts of popular dance
"Party music", an expression of identity, aesthetics and power in the African diaspora
When Night Fails: Wellington’s Nighttime Economy in Crisis
When Engelbert Humperdinck met Irwin Goodman: unearthing ”an early Finnish band” in Aotearoa New Zealand
The Boys from the Finn Band – The Story of Finn Express (Film, 30 min)
Vocal riffs, breaks and overload: contradictions and capabilities in popular singing
Pop Music, Propaganda, and the Struggle for Modernity in Argentina
The margins of Argentineness in Bersuit Vergarabat’s songs
The many faces of Aurora: Interactions between popular and art music in a patriotic song
‘Negotiating Change: the Fair Internet for Performers Campaign’
‘Where is the Public Interest in Collective Licensing?’
The presentation of the Self in the popular song
Grimes and technologically-mediated persona
Performing Disorder: A praxeological approach on the cultural interactions at rock concerts
American Popular Music: Rereading the Narrative as a Literature
Girls Rock! Reverberations and Limitations
No Redemption for the Devil: How the French Press Celebrated, then Castigated The Eagles of Death Metal after the Bataclan Attack
Popular Music Studies in French Universities
Musicians as a public political commentators – Case Finland
Popular music professionalization and musicians’ organisation: From mutualism to unionism in the port-city of Valparaíso
When I’m (not) ‘Ere : New Maps of Utopia
Historical backgrounds of academic research on popular music in Hungary
Popular Music Studies in Kassel and the Germanies – looking back, looking ahead
Using Re-enactment To Capture Historic Recording Studio Working Practices
Growls, Grooves and Graphic EQ: developing a theoretical basis for popular music practices.
And You Shall Be Forever Mine: Country Music Narration Across Festival Communities
Rain or Shine - Narrative Research as an Ethnomusicological Approach at the Wacken Open Air
In the Shadow of Beat City? Narrating Metal on Merseyside
Genre Modulation as Sectional Divider
Adele’s Hello: Harmonic ambiguity & modal inflection in contemporary pop
Music and nuisance: sound organization, social conventions and everyday life
Porto Alegre: a non-place for vaporwave? a lo-fi revision of 80’s, 90’s and 2000’s pop and technoculture
Continuity and change in an underground music scene through a network perspective
Lo-fi Recordings as a Performance of Intimacy
From the Necessity to the Fetishism: Evolution and New Trends in the Spanish Lo-fi.
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Some impressions around the conference center
IASPM 2017 sponsor
The conference is funded by the German Research Foundation (DFG).
LOCATION IASPM2017
- Kulturbahnhof Kassel
- Rainer-Dierichs-Platz 1, 34117 Kassel
- iaspm2017@uni-kassel.de
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