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An International
Weekend Conference
Hydra 18-22
October 2001
ELENI ANDRiaKAINA: sociologist, University of
Thessaloniki. "Thoughts on a Historical Sociology of
Rebetiko and of "Rebetology": Rebetiko as a Cultural Object"
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Ali Fuat Aydin: musicologist, Middle
East Technical University, Ankara. "The Characteristics of the
Music of Asia Minor Greeks and the Effects of "Population Exchange"
in Greek Music: A Comparative Approach" [With Cenk Guray]
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LUC BONGRAND: film-maker,
France: Presentation of a new Franco-Hellenic Rebetiko film: "Nuit sans lune"
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ANTOINE CAROLUS: web maestro,
France: "Project for an Interactive Contributive
Rebetiko Database"
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Ed
Emery:
translator, Institute of Rebetology, London. "The Current State of
Research into Rebetika"
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Costas Ferris: director of the film Rebetiko. Will
present a paper on "The Rebetiko Minore: The Magical Marriage of Oriental
Monophony and Western Harmony"
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Stathis Gauntlett: researcher of the Melbourne "Corpus
of Rebetika Song". Invited to speak on "Mammon and the Muse: Rebetika
as a Marketing Construct."
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Cenk Guray: musicologist. "The Characteristics of the
Music of Asia Minor Greeks and the Effects of "Population Exchange"
in Greek Music: A Comparative Approach" [With Ali Fuat Aydin]
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Gail
Holst-Warhaft: author
of The Road to Rembetika. Will present a paper on "Rebetika
Re-Orientalised: Its Development as World Music"
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MUAMMER
KETENCOGLOU:
accordionist and rebetologist. "Shared Influences in Turkish Music and
Rebetika"
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Panayiotis
Kounadhis:
Rebetika archivist
extraordinary. Will host a round-table discussion.
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Nikos
Kotaridis: sociologist,
Panteion University, Athens. "From Rebetiko
song to 'Skyladhiko'" [with Leonidas Oikonomou]
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Yannis Kouris: sociologist. "The
Figure of the Koutsavakis/Mangas in the Greek Shadow Puppet Theatre "
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Diane
Mueller: creator of the wonderful
"Rebetisses" website. Will present a paper on "Rebetika and
the World Wide Web".
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GIORGOS
NIKOLAKAKIS: social
anthropologist, University of Crete. "Ideological
and Methodological Approaches to Rebetiko: The contribution of local paradigms
of Crete and Lesbos" [with Yannis Zaimakis]
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Leonidas
Oikonomou:
sociologist, Panteion
University, Athens. "From
Rebetiko song to 'Skyladhiko'" [with Nikos Kotaridis]
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Panaghis
Panaghiotopoulos: sociologist.
"The Slipperiness of Rebetiko: The
Neutralisation and Idealisation of Rebetiko"
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Nikos Papachristopoulos: sociologist. "Mockery
and Deceitfulness in Rebetiko Song"
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anastasia
valentinI riga: social-clinical
psychologist, University of Crete. "Modern Greek Society and Rebetiko
Song: The Social Representations of a Simultaneous Birth"
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Katalin
Szabo: sociologist. "The Topography of
Rebetiko"
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Kirsti Thorsen: anthropologist.
Will present a paper on: "Ya sou manga mou dervisi: Sufi Symbolism in Rebetiko
Culture"
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Daphne Tragaki: ethnomusicologist,
Goldsmiths College, University of London. "Doing Urban Ethnomusicology at Home: theoretical and
methodological orientations for understanding contemporary rebetiko musical
culture"
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Vassilis
Vamvakas: sociologist.
"The Entertainment Parameter of Rebetiko:
Humour as a Means of Organising Subjective and Social Opposition"
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Yannis ZaImakis: sociologist, University of
Thrace. "Ideological and Methodological
Approaches to Rebetiko: The contribution of local paradigms of Crete and
Lesbos" [with Giorgos Nikolakakis]
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Other
Speakers: to be announced
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