THE CALL FOR PAPERS FOR OUR ONE-DAY SYMPOSIUM IS OUT!
Dr. Giorgio Scalici has been invited discuss Death, Afterlife, Near-Death experiences during the live stream of Angela’s Symposium. There will also be Dr. Chris Deacy, Dr. David, Dr. Jeffrey Albaugh, Dr. Jennifer Uzzell, Dr. Shanell Papp and Dr. Veenat Arora.
Giorgio Scalici (NOVA University of Lisbon) just received from Bloomsbury a contract for his monograph Pain, Play and Music: Death and Healing Rites Among the Wana.
We are looking forward for it!
Filippo Bonini Baraldi (NOVA University of Lisbon), Matthew Davies (Coimbra University), João Fonseca (U Porto), Luís Aly and Marco Jerónimo (INESC-TEC Porto), and Magdalena Fuentes (CUSP, MARL, New York University) presented their microtiming analyses starting from the multi-track audio recordings obtained during the Maracatu performance in Mouraria (Lisbon 2019) to the 21st International Society for Music Information Retrieval Conference (11–16 October 2020) in Ottawa (Virtual Conference)
Giorgio Scalici (NOVA University of Lisbon) took part in the Sydney Sacred Music Festival Forum “Sacred Creativity in the Postdigital Age” of the Western Sydney University (Sydney).
Recordings of the event can be found here.
Filippo Bonini Baraldi (NOVA University of Lisbon), Matthew Davies (Coimbra University), João Fonseca (U Porto), Luís Aly and Marco Jerónimo (INESC-TEC Porto), and Magdalena Fuentes (CUSP, MARL, New York University) presented a paper at the Symposium of the study group “Sound Movement and the Sciences” of the ICTM (Stockholm).
This presentation was the occasion to show some preliminary results of the Motion Capture and multi-track recordings of Maracatu music and dance.
Giorgio Scalici (NOVA University of Lisbon) took part in the Death & and Culture III conference organised by York University (York).
