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| name = Society for the Study of Popular Music (IASPM Slovenia) | | name = Society for the Study of Popular Music (IASPM Slovenia) | ||
| localname = Društvo za raziskovanje popularne glasbe (IASPM Slovenija) | | localname = Društvo za raziskovanje popularne glasbe (IASPM Slovenija) | ||
− | | | + | | mailing address = Radio Študent, Cesta 27. aprila 31, blok 14/VI |
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| town = SI-1000 Ljubljana | | town = SI-1000 Ljubljana | ||
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| email = ico@radiostudent.si | | email = ico@radiostudent.si | ||
| website = http://www.kabi.si/si21/IASPM/ | | website = http://www.kabi.si/si21/IASPM/ | ||
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− | Founded in December 1995 as a Slovene branch of the International Association for the Study of Popular Music (IASPM), the [[Society for the Study of Popular Music|IASPM Slovenia]] now has 20 members whose intellectual profiles range from sociology, ethnomusicology, ethnology, and philosophy to music journalism and criticism. Most of its members have been actively involved in either publishing or broadcasting articles, books and translations, related to various aspects of popular music and culture. | + | Founded in December [[established::1995]] as a Slovene branch of the International Association for the Study of Popular Music (IASPM), the [[Society for the Study of Popular Music|IASPM Slovenia]] now has 20 members whose intellectual profiles range from sociology, ethnomusicology, ethnology, and philosophy to music journalism and criticism. Most of its members have been actively involved in either publishing or broadcasting articles, books and translations, related to various aspects of popular music and culture. In March 1998 the Society for the Study of Popular Music was registered in accordance with Slovene legislation. |
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+ | Its main activities concern: Balkan Popular Music Conference, held in Ljubljana in November 1996 and Popular Music and National Culture Conference held in Ljubljana in 2000; the archival CD series Arhefon of Slovene popular and other music; a series of lectures by its members and guest lecturers, the last was held on February 2010 by Anthony McCann on the topic of copyright controversy in Ireland. | ||
In May 2010 the society founded an Internet music magazine ''Nova Muska. Revija za glasbe, muzike in godbe'' (rough transl-liter-ation: "Nu Muzik"), built on the ashes of the defunct bi-monthly music magazine ''[[Muska]]'', previously published by [[Jeunesses Musicales International (JMI), Slovenia|Glasbena mladina Slovenije]]. | In May 2010 the society founded an Internet music magazine ''Nova Muska. Revija za glasbe, muzike in godbe'' (rough transl-liter-ation: "Nu Muzik"), built on the ashes of the defunct bi-monthly music magazine ''[[Muska]]'', previously published by [[Jeunesses Musicales International (JMI), Slovenia|Glasbena mladina Slovenije]]. | ||
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== See also == | == See also == | ||
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[[Category:Music support services]] | [[Category:Music support services]] | ||
[[Category:Music research]] | [[Category:Music research]] | ||
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+ | [[Category:Music publishers]] | ||
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Revision as of 18:02, 7 August 2011
Activities and projects
Its main activities concern: Balkan Popular Music Conference, held in Ljubljana in November 1996 and Popular Music and National Culture Conference held in Ljubljana in 2000; the archival CD series Arhefon of Slovene popular and other music; a series of lectures by its members and guest lecturers, the last was held on February 2010 by Anthony McCann on the topic of copyright controversy in Ireland.
In May 2010 the society founded an Internet music magazine Nova Muska. Revija za glasbe, muzike in godbe (rough transl-liter-ation: "Nu Muzik"), built on the ashes of the defunct bi-monthly music magazine Muska, previously published by Glasbena mladina Slovenije.