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E-MAIL
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STATUS |
INTERESTS |
MUSICAL
ACTIVITIES |
LINKS |
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Jonathan
Adams
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jsa3@u.washington.edu |
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Kim
Alessi |
alessi@u.washington.edu |
Graduate student
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Percussion, taiko, K-5 world music education,
music technology, recording industry.
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Percussion, guitar, sanshin. Member of
Northwest Taiko and various performing groups. Curriculum writer, radio
host (KSER-Everett), song writing with
kids. |
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Robertson
Allen
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roballen@u.washington.edu
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Graduate
student in sociocultural anthropology
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Video games,
virtual realities, and online communities. The militarization of
virtual reality. Music of Japan, Scotland, Ireland, and
Appalachia. Video game music. History, nostalgia, and
tourism. Semiotics.
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Highland
bagpipes/shuttle pipes. Irish penny whistle. Classical
piano. Sax. Kazoo. Obsessive collecting of stuff I
can't play.
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Personal
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Daniel
Atkinson
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wabisabi@u.washington.edu |
Graduate
Student
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Field
recording. The Hustle. The African-American Diaspora and
mutations thereof in Japan. Kabuki music. Documenting the
process of Minstrelsy and Fetish of African Americans all over the
world.
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As soon as I
find something that can't have a dollar value attached to it, I'll let
you know. But I must admit, I enjoy learning to sing.
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Michelle Boss Barba
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mboss@u.washington.edu |
M.A. Student
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Mexico, esp.
Jalisco and La Huasteca. Spain and the
Spanish diaspora to Latin America, esp. Mexico, Argentina, and
Cuba.
Scotland and Ireland. The Middle East. The relationship of
Western
art music to folk styles. Bringing music education to underserved
youth. A little of everything else, too. |
Piano,
guitar, singing, a little viheula, picking up requinto and ney. I
once played cymbals in my university's orchestra...does that make me a
cymbalist?
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www.ethos-inc.org
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Brent
Bianchi
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bbianchi@u.washington.edu
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Graduate
student
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Sabrina
Bonaparte
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sabrib@u.washington.edu |
M.A.
Student |
Spanish
flamenco and Andalusian folk music. Middle Eastern and Northern
African musical traditions, particularly in Judaism and Islam and the
coexistence in Spanish music and culture of past and present.
Balinese gamelan will always be a passion of mine. |
Attempting to
learn kendang. Retired horn player (and still rational). |
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Lesley
Braden
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lesleyb@u.washington.edu |
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Rob
Carroll |
robcarr@u.washington.edu |
Ph.C. |
Latin America/Caribbean. Venezuela. West
Africa. |
Guitar (electric and acoustic). Venezuelan
cuatro. |
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Kim
Carter
Muñoz |
kcarter@u.washington.edu |
Graduate student |
Performance contexts. Network societies.
Ideologies and modes of making/representing music. Latin America,
Mexico. Huapango, Canto Nuevo and Rock en Español. |
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Cody
Case
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codyc7@u.washington.edu
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Graduate
student.
Currently in Ghana
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African
popular music, esp. Ghanaian highlife and hiplife. African
traditional religion, esp. Asante Akom. African disapora in
American music and vice versa.
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Palmwine
highlife guitar. Clapping. Humming. Watching American
Idol.
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Claire
Connell
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clar@u.washington.edu
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Graduate student
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Nepalese folk/popular music.
Electronic stuff. Traditional Irish ceoil, ol agus craic.
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Mbira. Nepalese
sarangi. Fiddle.
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Jubilee
Cooke |
jubilee@u.washington.edu |
Ph.C. |
American practice of Hindu deovotional music
(bhajan, kirtan, etc.). Foundational period of hip-hop. Sitar. |
Learning to play jazz on viola. |
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Pamela
Costes |
pgcostes@u.washington.edu |
Ph.C. |
Philippines and Southeast Asia, esp. Insular
Southeast Asia (SEA). Asian American music, society and culture.
Cultural studies. |
Instruments of the Philippines (Kulintang
ens., Philippine Cordillera traditions). Director of the Filipino
American Youth Center for Culture and Arts and the Tunog Pilipinong
LUMAD ng America (Sound of the Filipino Natives of America) Ensemble. |
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Chris
Davidson
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cdavidso@u.washington.edu
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Undergraduate
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Rachel
Devitt |
redevitt@u.washington.edu |
Ph.D. student
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Gynomusicology forever! Gender and sexuality
in popular music. Bio-queens and femme gender performance.
Filipino pop
music and diasporic identity. Transnationalism. Feminist
theory. Queer
theory. |
Throat, currently doing the white girl
shuffle in gospel choir. Watching videos, going to shows, and
writing music criticism. |
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Andrea
Emberly |
amember@u.washington.edu |
Ph.C. Currently
in South Africa
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Children's musical cultures. Sesame
Street and Takalani Sesame. Children's educational television and
popular media. Children's music in rural and urban South Africa.
Gynomusicology forever.
Representing the leaf. |
Trumpet. Tibetan dung chen. Didjeridu. Mbira.
Shou nei nei's (almost) all-girl hardcore punk pand. |
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Elizabeth
Ferlic
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ferlic@u.washington.edu
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Graduate student
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Evan
Gilman |
gilmandj@u.washington.edu |
Undergraduate
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Global music
confluence. Futility of Western music theory. Musical
semiotics. Musical aesthetics. Noise bands and
indeterminist composers. Photography. Asian art
history. dadism. Designers Republic.
Painting. Visual/musical collage.
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Electric
guitar. Guqin (formerly). Mandolin (learning). Turntables.
Suling(learning). Grinding metallophone keys. Jamming around. Jazzy
noise
collective.
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Mike
Grigoni
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mgrigoni@onebox.com |
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Eben
Haase |
ehaase@u.washington.edu |
M.A. student, Anthropology specializing
in Ethnomusicology. |
Ugandan music, esp. Lugbara funeral songs.
Latin America, esp. Vallenato, Currulao, etc. |
Guitar, various instruments. |
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Sarah
Haney
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haneys@u.washington.edu
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Graduate student
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David
Hebert |
davidgabrielmusic@yahoo.com |
UW Ethno M.A. alumnus pursuing Ph.D. in Music
Education; currently in Japan |
East Asia, esp. Japan. Music education,
anthropology of education (Ph.D. in-progress: "An Ethnography of a
Japanese Schol Band"). Western classical music, jazz, popular music. |
Western classical (instrumental conducting,
trumpet, composition). Jazz (trumpet, voice, composition). |
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Terumi
Hori
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th2@u.washington.edu
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Undergraduate
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Michael
Horowitz |
mhorowit@u.washington.edu |
Ph.C.
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Klezmer, Irish traditional music, and jazz.
Dissertation on Gypsy jazz in progress. |
Gypsy jazz guitar with Pearl Django, Hot Club Sandwich, and the
Djangomatics. Leader of the Klezmer rock band Heavy Shtetl.
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DjangoBooks.com
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Jill Ann
Johnson |
jillann@u.washington.edu |
Ph.C.
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The Balkans. Ritual. Historical musicology.
Nationalism and identity. Archives. Applied ethnomusicology.
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Teaching and performing Balkan vocal music.
Balkan and Swedish dance. A little guitar. |
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Setsuko
Johnson
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setsulee@u.washington.edu
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Claire
Jones |
jonesc@u.washington.edu |
Ph.C. |
Ph.D. dissertation in-progress on the recent
tradition of Zimbabwean marimbas. |
Playing and teaching Shona (Zimbabwean)
mbira and marimba. Member of Mahonyera (music of the Shona mbira
dzavadzimu). |
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Grant
Kidd
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felodese@u.washington.edu
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Undergraduate
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Peter
Klempner
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piank@u.washington.edu
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Undergrad intemporaliter...
moonlighter/shiner
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Central Asia. Hardqore.
Performance in ethnomusicology. Everything north of Antarctica and
south of the North Pole.
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Will play anything I can get
my
hands on; trumpet, guitar, cuatro, mbira...bangin, blowin, pluckin,
strummin, howlin, scratchin
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Toby
Kremple
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tobyk@u.washington.edu |
Undergraduate
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Ska/Rocksteady/Reggae/Dub/Soul
in Jamaica and all over the world. Underground hip-hop. Anthropology of
technology. Library science. Elementary education.
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Suling.
Electric and upright bass. The Georgetown Orbits.
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The Georgetown Orbits
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Jane
Lee
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jane@ghkim.com
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Undergraduate
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Devon
Leger
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dleger@u.washington.edu
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M.A.
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Fiddles. Banjos. Accordions.
Bagpipes. Irish music. Chinese music. La musique quebecoise. La musique
acadienne. Evil jazz.
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Irish fiddle. Quebec fiddle.
Cajun fiddle. A couple banjos and accordions. No bagpipes (yet).
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Julie
Moser |
juliecm@u.washington.edu |
Graduate student
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Competitions. Applied
Ethnomusicology. Performance. Latin dancing.
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Steve
Nickerson |
snickerson@oc.otc.edu |
Ph.C.
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Teaches music cultures and history of Western
classical music at Olympic College.
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Kay
Norton |
KayNorton@msn.com |
Working on dissertation
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Francisco
Orozco
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frorozco@u.washington.edu
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Graduate student
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Music of Mexico and
Venezuela. Role of music in social movements. Chicano musical
expression in the U.S. Capoeira.
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Venezuelan cuatro, bandola,
jarana, huapanguera, charango, flamenco guitar, marimbol, berimbau,
percussion, squeaky chair.
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Peter
Park |
petepark@u.washington.edu |
M.A.
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Yu Qi
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cyuqi@u.washington.edu
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Graduate student
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East Asia (China). Latin
America. NW Africa. Western classical music. Popular music.
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Professional guzheng (Chinese
zither) performer and teacher. Piano.
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Jessica
Quintero
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jessiq@u.washington.edu
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Graduate student
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Voice. |
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Mark
Renner |
rennermark@hotmail.com |
Currently in
Indonesia |
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Monica
Rojas |
rojasm@u.washington.edu |
Ph.C. in Sociocultural Anthropology,
specializing in Ethnomusicology. |
African diaspora in Latin America & the
Caribbean, especially Peru, Brazil and Cuba. |
Afro-Peruvian music, esp. coastal genres.
Percussionist, dancer. |
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Maiensy
Sanchez
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msanch@u.washington.edu
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Anthropology
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Kevin
Schattenkirk
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kschatt13@earthlink.net
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Derick
Segale
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seegman@u.washington.edu
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Undergraduate
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Gabe
Skoog |
gskoog@u.washington.edu |
Tipsy but can still drive |
Middle Eastern Music, from Turkey to Morocco.
The Rock and Roll Diaspora. Cosmopolitan music.
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discontinued until further notice.
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Jason
Solam |
jsolam@u.washington.edu |
M.A. student |
Latin America. Cuba. American popular music.
Music education. |
Guitar, bass, whatever you got. |
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Amanda
Soto
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sotoa@u.washington.edu
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M.A. student
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West African music. Conjunto
music from South Texas. Integrating ethnomusicology into the music
education classroom.
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Flute - woodwind/piano. West
African Percussion Ensemble. Learning Persian Classical Music - ney and
vocals.
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Jabali
Stewart |
ejs2@u.washington.edu |
Ph.D. student |
Music as it relates to ritualized combat.
Trinidadian Orisha music's relationship to Trinidad. The 'Afropunk
experience.' |
I'm a musical whore. Period. |
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Gabe
Strand |
gds@u.washington.edu |
Ph.D. student |
Indonesia. The Mekong River. NW
Coast Cultures. Rivers, ecological imagination and music.
Visual ethnomusicology. Documentary.
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Balinese gambuh and gender wayang.
Banjo, singin' and knee-slappin'.
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Endo
Suanda |
esuanda@indo.net.id |
Currently in
Indonesia |
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Michiko
Urita
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urita@u.washington.edu
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Graduate student
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Hindustani music as
Hindu/Muslim collaboration and harmony. Nirguna bhakti
poetry. South Asian languages (Hindi, Bengali, and Urdu).
Aromatherapy. World peace.
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Japanese chorus. Sitar.
Capoeira.
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Tina Marie
Valdez
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tvaldez@u.washington.edu
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Taryn
Webber
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trwebber@hotmail.com |
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Lou
Winant |
lwinant@u.washington.edu |
Ph.C.
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Electronic music, esp.
jungle/drum'n'bass. DJ and radio culture. Subcultures and
clubcultures. Studio as instrument. History of
American popular music. Texas-Mexican conjunto (M.A. thesis on the bajo
sexto). Chinese and Chinese-American music.
Globalization. Music and identity. |
Plucked strings: 12-string guitar, bajo
sexto, pipa, bass. Native American cedar flute. Hand drums.
Various gathered instruments in various
combinations. Beats'n'samples. Computer-made sounds, blends, and
mixes (Reason, Traktor DJ Studio).
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thecuriousman.com
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Vilson
Zattera |
zattera@u.washington.edu |
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