Song Collectors Collective Gathering 2016
November 26th
What an inspirational day! Thank you to all who came and made this year’s Gathering possible. It wouldn’t have been possible without an incredible team of volunteers and speakers and a wonderfully engaged audience. Several recordings of the lectures and discussion are now available on Soundcloud here: http://bit.ly/SCCGathering2016Audio
Featuring talks from Angela Impey, Hugh Lupton, Doc Rowe, ShzrEe Tan, Sarah Elizabeth Edwards, Lucy Wright, Duncan Williams and Paul Wilson the day was as diverse as it was captivating. Soup, tea and words were all flowing. Here are some photos from the event.
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- Paul Wilson presenting his talk “Is Devon singing? A talk about folksong collectors and music educators.”
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- Song Collectors Collective Gathering 2016 venue St. Mark’s, Dalston
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- Doc Rowe presenting his talk “Twenty-first century technology: The tools, tyranny and tributes.”
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- Lunch Break
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- Hugh Lupton presenting his talk “Song-Speak: A storyteller’s approach to the ballads.”
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- Angela Impey presenting her talk “From the struggle for citizenship to the fragmentation of justice: Reflections on the place of Dinka songs in South Sudan’s Transitional Justice Process.”
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- ShzrEe Tan presenting her talk “Who owns culture(s)?: Appropriation, self- exoticisation and creativity at work when folksong becomes a commodity.”
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- Song Collectors Collective Gathering 2016 Panel Discussion
