The dancing violinist and key violinist as a musician-composer and today's tradition bearer

Authors

  • Emilia Lajunen Taideyliopisto

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.37453/tj.144896

Keywords:

archival recordings, musician´s embodiment, tradition bearer, composing, artistic research, musician´s simultaneous dancing and playing

Abstract

In her lectio praecursoria, Emilia Lajunen opens up her practice-based artistic research project that focuses on the role of archival sources in the praxis of the historically informed, dancing and composing musician, thus bringing a new perspective to the study of contemporary folk musicianship. Central to the research is the observing the musician's simultaneous playing and dancing and the related phenomenon of multichannel listening as identified by the researcher.

Author Biography

Emilia Lajunen, Taideyliopisto

Dr. Emilia Lajunen is a well-known professional Finnish folk musician. Lajunen is Fiddler Teacher-in-charge in the Folk Music Department of Sibelius Academy of Uniarts Helsinki.

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Published

2024-06-28

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Section

Lectiones praecursoriae