Lifelong Learning Programme (41) - Ethnomusicology Summer School (4680)
Basic information | |
| Lifelong Learning Programme (41) - Ethnomusicology Summer School | |
| Variant code (CID): | 4680 |
| admission procedure terminated | |
| Orientation: | Lifelong learning programme - Interest-oriented |
| Faculty: | Faculty of Humanities |
| Programme SHV - Social Sciences Module [24-SM] | |
| full-time | |
| English | |
| The participants of this short-term lifelong learning programme are eligible to attend two ethnomusicology courses as follows: Summer School: Romani Music (doc. Zuzana Jurková) / Summer School: Music and Youth Cultures: Theory and Ethnography of Music "Community". (David Verbuč,PhD). Applicants can apply for one, or both summer school courses. Summer school: Romani Music Lecturers: doc. Zuzana Jurková, Petr Dorůžka, and Jan Dužda (musician). It is organized in the framework of the Khamoro Romani Festival. It is designed as a combination of lectures (mornings), worskshops (afternoons) and concerts (evenings). Summer School: Music and Youth Cultures: Theory and Ethnography of Music "Community" Lecturers: David Verbuč, PhD; Luis-Manuel Garcia, PhD (University of Birmingham) The purpose of the course, with this year’s thematic focus on "community", is to provide participants with necessary theoretical and practical tools for the study of youth cultures, scenes, and communities. The participants will attend lectures, and study and explore Prague's vibrant and diverse music venues, scenes, and communities. The course activities will not only include class work, but also interviews with local music participants, field trips, and participant-observation at local music events. |
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| Lifelong Learning Programme (41) - Ethnomusicology Summer School | |
| Summer school: Romani Music (May 28-June 2, 2018) The participants become acquainted with the main areas in which Roma participated in the creation of distinctive music styles and primarily with music of the Roma in Central Europe. In addition, this year, the aspect of music representation will be emphasized, especially that of minorities: How do Romani musicians create the style that is supposed to characterize them? How do they get on the musical stage? What chance do representatives of majorities have in the music industry? The lecturers are not only ethnomusicologists, but also actors of music showcases and Romani musicians. Summer School: Music and Youth Cultures: Theory and Ethnography of Music "Community" (June 4–12, 2018) The lectures will focus on theoretical issues, and on selected case studies dedicated to the following concepts and phenomena: community, subculture, scene, social intimacy, liquidarity, social interactions at music events (audience participation), boundary-making activities (subcultural capital), organizational aspects, and material and discursive dimensions of community-building and community-sustaining efforts of music youth cultures. Moreover, substantial part of the class-work will concentrate on methodological questions, and practicalities of fieldwork research as related to the study of music "community". |
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| Application form and CV | |
Schedule details | |
Statistics for the MEYS | |
| Sociology and cultural studies (0314) | |
Course requirements and qualification acquired | |
| other | |
| Certification: | Osvědčení o absolvování programu |
| 4 ECTS each course | |
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Guarantor and venue | |
| doc. PhDr. Zuzana Jurková, Ph.D. | |
| Programme SHV - Social Sciences Module | |
| Programme SHV - Social Sciences Module | |
Dates and duration | |
| 2017/2018 | |
| summer semester, June | |
| Short-time | |
| 56 (total number of hours) | |
Fees and financing | |
| 50 EUR / kurz | |
Application | |
| zuzana.jurkova@post.cz (Romani Music); david.verbuc@fhs.cuni.cz (Music and Youth Cultures) | |
| Bc. Lenka Lukešová | |
| international@fhs.cuni.cz | |
| 251 080 334 | |
| 15.03.2018 | |
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