Now and in the Future: The role of the National Recording Project for Indigenous Performance in Australia in Sustaining Indigenous Music and Dance Traditions

Aaron Corn

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Diverse Musicological Studies Musicology and Musical Analysis Australian Indigenous Culture and History

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Cet article etudie l’histoire du Projet national d’enregistrement pour la performance autochtone (National Recording Project for Indigenous Performance) en Australie en tant que reseau d’artistes autochtones, de chercheurs et de conservateurs associes dedie a la protection et au maintien de musiques, de danses et de ceremonies traditionnelles autochtones gravement menacees. L’article examine comment le Projet national d’enregistrement s’est developpe et est devenu une communaute de pratique efficace pour la creation et l’archivage d’enregistrements de musiques et de danses autochtones australiennes en etant a l’ecoute des initiatives et des demandes locales, et comment son symposium annuel sur la musique et la danse autochtones est devenu l’un des principaux forums pour l’echange interculturel en Australie. L’article identifie egalement obstacles actuels a la croissance du projet et explore les opportunites.

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