British Forum for Ethnomusicology Annual One Day Conference,Pitt Rivers Museum, Oxford, Saturday November 24th 2012. “Making Sound Objects: Cultures of Hearing, Recording, Creating and Circulation” This conference explores the contemporary and historical creation, collection and circulation of sound and sound-producing objects, and is guided by the following enlightened advice of Henry Balfour, first curator of the Pitt Rivers Museum: “Any object whether natural or artificial, and however…See More

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Information is not knowledge.Knowledge is not wisdom.Wisdom is not truth.Truth is not beauty.Beauty is not love.Love is not music.Music is the best.