This two-day conference hosted at DCU by ICTMD Ireland focuses on traditions and practices of music and dance relating to Ireland and beyond. The conference features keynote speakers Professor Michael Bakan from Florida State University and Dr Jaime Jones from University College Dublin. This conference, which marks the twentieth anniversary of ICTMD Ireland, celebrates the diversity of traditions and practices of music and dance in Ireland and around the globe. We look forward to welcoming participants engaged in research across all musical genres in the fields of ethnomusicology, ethnochoreology, musicology, popular music studies and complementary disciplines Please note that all presenters need to be current members of ICTMD Ireland. Membership is available here. This conference will be delivered entirely in person at DCU All Hallows Campus. Early bird conference registration is available up to and including Friday 28th of February. A programme for this conference will be added closer to date. Conference Dinner Please register by Friday 28th of February if you wish to attend the conference dinner in Il Corvo restaurant, Drumcondra, at 19:45 on Friday 7th March. ICTMD Ireland 20th Anniversary Concert: Celebrating Traditions of Music DCU All Hallows Chapel 6.00-7.30pm, Friday 7th March. Join us for a special concert celebrating intersections of music traditions from Ghana, India, Ireland and Peru. To attend, please add a ticket to your order (free with conference registration). Conference Code of Conduct The conference will be run in accordance with the ICTMD Ireland Code of Conduct (https://www.ictmd.ie/about). By taking part in the conference, you agree to be bound by this code. Conference Committee Prof John O’Flynn (DCU, Conference Chair) Dr Ann-Marie Hanlon (University of Galway, Chair of ICTMD Ireland) Dr Marie-Louise Bowe (DCU) Dr Síle Denvir (DCU) Dr Seán Doherty (DCU) Dr Solomon Gwerevende (DCU) Dr Helen Gubbins (University College Dublin) Dr Robert Harvey (DCU) Dr Francis Ward (DCU) Travel to DCU All Hallows Campus The All Hallows Campus (AHC) is based on Gracepark Road, Drumcondra, Dublin 9. For DCU AHC Meeting Room and General Reception use main Grace Park Road entrance for vehicular traffic and Church Ave for pedestrians. For general transport advice, please click here. For campus access guides, please follow this link.

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