Students Present at Ethnomusicology Conference
April 1, 2019
Communications Staff
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Associate Professor of Ethnomusicology Jennifer Fraser accompanied three students, Lauren Brown, Gabriela Linares, and Catherine Lytle, to the Midwest Chapter of the Society for Ethnomusicology 2019 conference March 22-24 in Dayton, Ohio.
Lytle, an honors student in musical studies, presented a paper titled ‘‘Memories of Silence: Music and Privilege in Communist Czechoslovakia,’’ while Lauren Brown, a senior musical studies major, presented ‘‘Indie Music Distribution in Cape Town, South Africa.’’ Christian James, a 2014 graduate in composition and ethnomusicology, presented ‘‘Song Repertories, Social Movements, and the Institutional Goals of a Southern Indiana Church.’’ James is now a graduate student at Indiana University.
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