Music Without Borders: From Oral Tradition to Written

#ethnomusicology #Armenian #Music Researchers and musicians from around the world explore the complex socio-cultural contexts of music made by Armenians and their neighbours. Presenters at this two day workshop look at how music is interwoven with daily life, how it adjusts and evolves over time and transitions, provides solace in need, creates bridges and barriers, separates and connects us. *** Speakers: Aram Kerovpyan (Centre for Armenian Modal Chant Studies, Paris, and AKN Choir) Brief observations on the use of the Modern Armenian notation system. Jacob Olley (Cambridge)  Writing Music in 19 th century Istanbul. Ottoman Armenians and the Invention of Hampartsoum Notation. Chair and Discussant Nicholas Matheou (Armenian Institute) Hosts Martin Stokes (King’s College, London) Susan Pattie (Armenian Institute) Organised by the Armenian Institute with the Music Department of King’s College, London *** Value our work? See here how you can support us and get involved! https://donate.kindlink.com/Armenian-...