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Canadian Centre for Ethnomusicology

The Canadian Centre for Ethnomusicology is an archive and research resource documenting musical and cultural traditions locally and internationally. The collection includes diverse instruments and more than 4000 titles in audio/video recordings. It helps users understand how people use music to connect, express, and create community and identity and is of value to students and faculty in the social sciences, humanities, education, and fine arts.

Ethnomusicology and LINCS​

Ethnomusicology has transformed its collection for ingestion into the LINCS triplestore. The primary mission of Ethnomusicology, founded in 1992 by Professor Regula Qureshi, is to facilitate multicultural musical sound for the public good, through multiple ethnomusicological activities worldwide: musical archiving, performance, research, teaching, and community engaged outreach—all contributing towards human development: improving the world through music, building and sustaining community through expressive sound. Here “music” is defined as broadly as possible, to denote “humanly meaningful sound, transcending mere information, along with associated behaviors, discourses, social organizations, meanings, and materialities.”

Thus “music” includes music, but also chant or speech, as well as associated rituals, performances, gatherings, movements, texts, musical instruments, concepts and theories, and all talk about music.

For more information, see Ethnomusicology’s Overview.

Project Leads​

  • Michael Frishkopf, Director
  • Julia Byl, Associate Director
  • Subash Giri, Graduate Student Assistant
  • Victoria Tunney, Undergraduate Volunteer

For more information, see Ethnomusicology’s People.

Funders​

For more information, see Ethnomusicology’s Funding.

Dataset Details​

SPARQL Queries About The Dataset​

The following query results provide insights into the classes/terms used within the dataset. (http://graph.lincsproject.ca/ethnomusicology is the named graph for the Canadian Centre for Ethnomusicology dataset.)

You can also refer to the application profile for this dataset for an explanation about how these classes and terms are used.

Stats about Canadian Centre for Ethnomusicology

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Classes Used By Canadian Centre for Ethnomusicology

The following table lists the classes used in the Ethnomusicology graph, along with the number of instances of each class.

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Vocabulary Terms Used By Canadian Centre for Ethnomusicology

The following table lists the namespaces of vocabulary terms used in the Ethnomusicology data, along with the number of unique terms from each namespace and a list of those terms.

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