International Council for Traditional Music

A Non-Governmental Organization in Formal Consultative Relations with UNESCO

ICTM Study Group on Indigenous Music and Dance

Mission Statement 

The ICTM Study Group for Local and Indigenous Music and Dance aims to deepen understanding and awareness of music and dance within local and indigenous cultures around the world. Our meetings and publications welcome participants from a wide variety of backgrounds, including traditional performers and educators. We are committed to ethical research collaborations that benefit local and indigenous communities and support local and indigenous performers and educators to maintain their music-and-dance knowledge and practices. 

Study Group Committee 

  • Chair: Marcia Langton 
  • Vice Chair: Muriel Swijghuisen Reigersberg 
  • Secretary: Anthea Skinner, Shuo Niki Yang, Xinjie Chen 

Advisory, Non-Executive Board of Directors

  • Yuh-Fen Tseng
  • Syaman Vonganyan (Chien-Ping Kuo)
  • Akawyan Pakawyan
  • Tasaw Watan
  • José Jorge Carvalho
  • Aaron Corn
  • Made Mantle Hood
  • Klisala Harrision
  • Mark van Tongeren 

Contact 

Secretariat

 

Final Programme and Registration Information of the Inaugural ICTM Symposium on Indigenous Music and Dance and 21st NRPIPA Symposium on Indigenous Music and Dance

Please see the attachment for the full programme which is subject to updates. 

Register for Day 1 (30 November) here: https://indigenousknowledge.unimelb.edu.au/events/iki-intersections-symposium

Day 1 (30 November) features the 2022 Indigenous Knowledge Institute Intersections Symposium

Call for Papers The Joint Symposium of the ICTM Study Group on Indigenous Music and Dance, and the National Recording Project for Indigenous Music and Dance in Australia (NRPIPA)

The 1st Symposium of the ICTM Study Group on Indigenous Music and Dance and the 21st NRPIPA Symposium on Indigenous Music and Dance will be held on 30 November to 3 December 2022 at the University of Melbourne. Hosted by the Indigenous Knowledge Institute, the joint symposium will primarily be delivered in an online format and coincide with the International Day of People with Disabilities on 3 December 2022.

Reminder: Call for Papers: Proceedings of Inaugural Symposium for the ICTM Study Group on Indigenous Music and Dance

This is just a quick reminder that the submissions for the Proceedings of the 2020 Symposium are due on 15 November. If you presented at the symposium please read the Call For Papers below and send in your submission by the deadline.

各位國際傳統音樂學會原住民音樂舞蹈研究小組參會成員你們好，《首屆國際傳統音樂學會原住民音樂舞蹈研究小組研討會會議論文集》的投稿截止日期為2021年11月15日，請各位抓緊時間在此之前遞交您的參會論文。

Call for Papers: Proceedings of Inaugural Symposium for the ICTM Study Group on Indigenous Music and Dance