Ethno Research is a three-year project (2019-2021) investigating the impact Ethno has had since its inception 30 years ago. In order to answer our overarching questions we want to interview a wide range of people who have been engaged in activities connected to the Ethno-World. ...
Ethno Research is a three-year...
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Ethno Research is pleased to be able to share its newest publication, 'Framing Ethno-World: Intercultural Music Exchange, Tradition, and Globalization', a white paper report intended to serve as a conceptual framework to advance the research agenda for Ethno Research’s comprehensive study of the Ethno program. ...
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Over the last few months, a new reimagined plan for the Ethno Research project has taken shape. With global disruption from the Covid-19 pandemic, including substantial restrictions on travel, we’ve adapted our plans to focus on a set of projects which can be undertaken with limited travel in the coming year. We hope some fieldwork can continue in year 3 of the project (2021), if circumstances allow it! ...
Over the last few months, a ne...
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Meet the team who have been working on a conceptual background and a historical database for Ethno Research...
Meet the team who have been wo...
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During the Summer of 2019, the Ethno research team conducted seven pilot case studies at six Ethno camps. The following reports present the research findings of each researcher as well as a meta-analysis of all the case studies, by principle investigator Lee Higgins. The findings from these initial case studies have helped the team to formulate their methodological approach and theoretical framework going forward. We would like to thank everyone who participated in our case studies for sharing your experiences of Ethno with our research...
During the Summer of 2019, th...
Read MoreEthno researchers met for two days at the beginning of December in York in order to consolidate the first phase of the research. ...
Ethno researchers met for two ...
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Last week, students at York St John University really felt the benefit of the Ethno Research project being based at their institution, when they were invited to take part in workshops and two performances across the week, led by talented folk musicians from around the world. ...
Last week, students at York St...
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Världens Band, an ensemble of 13 musicians from 3 continents who first met on an Ethno camp, will visit York St John University on Friday 18th October. The band will perform a free concert at 6.30pm in the Chapel, all welcome, while students will have the chance to take part in a workshop in the afternoon. ...
Världens Band, an ensemble of ...
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We’ve come a long way since the start of Ethno Research only six months ago. The focus of our research is now much more clear (see About Ethno Research), an international research team has been assembled, and a series of case study and research visits have already been conducted this summer....
We’ve come a long way since th...
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Have you attended an Ethno music camp since they were established 30 years ago? Please help us with our research by completing this questionnaire! We’d love to reach as many past participants as we can, to build a deeper knowledge and understanding of Ethno, so please share it with all your Ethno friends, too. ...
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