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Participatory Research in Music

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posted on 2024-01-17, 10:04 authored by Fay HieldFay Hield, Esbjorn WettermarkEsbjorn Wettermark, Tiffany Hore, Nigel Packett, Sue Whitehead, Lucy Shields, Amy Wilson

This resource introduces Participatory Research between music organisations and Higher Education institutions. It is a short guide to anyone who wants to work together on a research project and highlights common pitfalls and opportunities for a successful collaboration. It was co-written by five music organisations and academics from the University of Sheffield in 2022.

This project received ethical approval by University of Sheffield: 19926

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Defining Ethnomusicological Action Research through the regeneration of folk singing in England

UK Research and Innovation

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Research England - Participatory Research Fund

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    Department of Music

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    Traditional musicParticipatory Research MethodsFolk Music

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