Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań

Faculty of Art Studies

Institute of Musicology

Collegium Historicum Novum

Uniwersytetu Poznańskiego 7, 61-614 Poznań

20 OCTOBER (Wednesday)

• Ieva Tihovska, Folk definitions of traditional music and folklore: A study of Latvian Slavic ensembles (on-line)
• Tomasz Nowak, Reintroduction of traditional musical instruments in Poland – a look from a distance (in person)
• Gabriela Gacek, Between the old and the new homeland: Dulcimer players' musical activity in Lower Silesia in the 1950s (in person)

• Olga Pashina, The old and the new in folk music culture from the standpoint of scholars and folk singers (on-line)
• Inga Korolkova, The lifetime of the Russian lyrical song: old and new (on-line)
• Jelena Jovanović, New and old Serbian rural folklore vocal layers in today’s generational performance practice: Key study on central Serbia (on-line)

• Galina Tavlai, Ornamental singing as an unnoticed and little-studied phenomenon of Belarusian traditional culture (in person)
• Ihor Macijewski, Mathematical set theory as a key to how a piece of music is formed under conditions of contact communication (in person)
• Anastasiya Niakrasava, In the search for "Polishness". Negotiating identity using the example of musical traditions of the Polish minority in Belarus (in person)

21 OCTOBER (Thursday)

• Jakub Kopaniecki, Wroclaw – the (online) meeting place. Transformation of local popular music scene during the COVID-19 pandemic (in person)
• Gergana Panova-Tekath, Virtual authenticity: Bulgarian traditional dance during the coronavirus period (on-line)
• Joanna Kwapień, Self-taught instrumentalist in a modern world. Between tradition and digitality (in person)

• Maria Małanicz, Constructing musical heritage in Wilamowice (in person)
• Ivanka Vlaeva, Flash mob impact on dissemination and evaluation of cultural heritage (on-line)
• Irina Popova, Ethno-notation in contemporary Russian folk tradition: A new invention or an old story? (on-line)

22 OCTOBER (Friday)

• Matěj Kratochvíl, Influence of media on musicians in the folklore revival movement in the Czech Republic in the 2nd half of the 20th century (in person)
• Polina Proutskova, Olga Velitchkina, Pitch content and its structure in Russian traditional polyphony (on-line)
• Anastasiia Mazurenko, Modal structures in the Ukrainian song tradition: Acoustic measurements, calculations and stratigraphic interpretations (on-line)

• Ulrich Morgenstern, Russian traditional music and the Janus-faced nature of Soviet cultural politics (in person)
• Agata Kusto, Traditional music in the Lublin Region under the Stalinist regime (on-line)
• Zita Skořepová, Opportunity for creative performance or existential necessity? Czechoslovak folk music ensembles and the World Youth Festivals in the 1950s (in person)

23 OCTOBER (Saturday)

• Drago Kunej, Traditional Slovenian music and the media: Contribution to polka music in America (on-line)
• Olga Velitchkina, Representations of Russian panpipes in historical and scientific literature (to the question of the value of archaicity) (on-line)
• Film presentation on Hutsuls from Maramuresh by Anna Pelina (on-line)
• Presentation of field videos by Alexander Romodin (on-line)