Panel at SEM (November 2019) ‘Celtic Music and the New Dynamics of Commerce and Authenticity in the 21st Century’
How can musicians make a living in today’s economy?
British Forum for Ethnomusicology seeks new committee members
Live Album bagpipes on bandcamp
CfP Folk Music Research, Folkloristics, and Anthropology of Music in Europe
Now is the time to lobby for a tourist tax for local culture
CfP European Seminar in Ethnomusicology
New Music Book for 2019!
Interesting CfP Music Exploitation
Creativity in Crisis
New Performance ‘Rivers of our Being’ Folk Oratorio, November 1st 2018, Newcastle University
David McGuinness Research Seminar, 3rd October, 4pm
Launch of Argyll and Bute Report: Traditional Music and the Creative Economy
Come to launch of new report 2nd October, Ardfern, Argyll
One-day Ethnomusicology AND Policy conference, 2015.
Short turnaround Postgraduate Bursary Newcastle Uni
Banjo Gathering CfP
Long term project outputs page published USM
New Book out now!
New collection of trad music
Keynote this week at Football Conference, Limerick
Upcoming Talk this Wednesday Glasgow Uni practice as research
Upcoming Talk Glasgow for NAFCo
Critical Discourse Group Newcastle Talks
Fantastic new John Renbourn Composition Archive at Newcastle University
Threshold concepts in the semiotics and sociology of music
J.M. Carpenter Folksong Collection
Call for Papers | BFE2018 | Newcastle University
Scotland in Europe…
thoughts on practice-based research…
JOB: Edinburgh University
Ewan MacColl Memorial Scholarship Newcastle University
Might Canada be a good model for Scottish cultural policy post-Brexit?
European Cultural Heritage
New Book Out: Music as Multimodal Discourse!
Pandit Anand Bhate performance 20Nov2016
New tune
Brilliant conference twitter archive: Cultural Production and Diversity
PhD Scholarship in the Constructions and uses of the European past in heritage and political discourse
NEW JOURNAL LAUNCHED!
A new Scottish music genre!
British and Irish Sound Archives conference 2016
Cultural production: Diversity, equality and exclusion
NEW QAA Subject Benchmark Statement is open for comments
The cultural industries are not meritocratic–now we have good evidence too.
New online archive material Joseph Hornsby Fiddler
BOOK LAUNCH: Saturday 16th January 2016, 12pm Strathclyde Suite Bar
New Hornsby fiddle archive
New open online course starts this week
North East Folk
CFP Applied ethnomusicology group ICTM
Come along to Seminar on the Cultures and Place of Northerness Friday, 29th May.
Wednesday 13th May 2015–Critical Discourse PhD Workshop Newcastle Uni
CFP: The North and Northness
A new cultural commission on ICH?
Somaesthetics New Journal out now
Free online Webinar Tuesday 17th Feb
Is ‘Celtic’ music now the most quietly commercially successful music in Scotland?
Newcastle Critical Discourse Group seminars
Why we will always need scholars of culture
Paper at Sunderland University 2015
Some tunes…
Valuing the traditional arts
David Robb Research Seminar Newcastle 2014
Who Understands Scotland Musically?
Independence, nationalism and the referendum
Scottish traditional music should be…
Scotland as internal Other has been a powerfully creative trope
Newcastle Uni Music Research 2014
How do we understand the notes themselves?

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