Day 3
International Conference
«Like, share and subscribe: Youtube, music and cyberculture before and after the new decade»
October 1, 2 and 3 | Colégio Almada Negreiros - Lisbon, Portugal
Organized by the Research Cluster of Music and Cyberculture (CysMus) of the Centre for Study of Sociology and Aesthetics of Music (CESEM).
🎵 Day 3 - Part 1 (Morning)
👉 09h30 - Panel 8 ⏯ Music is not political - Converging aesthetics, politics and music
07:54 Jonas Wolf • The (Post-)Ironic Condition – Challenges for Differential Musical Aesthetics on YouTube*
48:28 Marcelo Franca • “We are the driving force”: The role of social and political intervention in heavy metal and hardcore punk through the Web*
1:22:32 Vinícius Jonas de Aguiar • What do Algorithms Know About Music?
☕ 11h - Coffee break
👉 11h30 - Panel 9 ⏯ Shaping our ears - musical criticism and influencers on YouTube
2:19:22 Mariana Cabica • Music Critics on YouTube: AJayII, ARTV, Spectrum Pulse and theneedledrop
2:39:19 John Moore • Music Hackers: The New Language of Music Theory in the Digital Age
3:10:49 Ricardo Rios • Computer-mediated Communication or Mass Communication? Analyzing the case Jout Jout
🥪 13h - Lunch
👉 14h30 - Panel 10 ⏯ Going viral - musical remediation on Youtube
5:07:24 Henrik Smith Sivertsen • “Once I was 7 years old”: the many lives of songs in the Youtube age*
5:38:21 Scott Spencer • YouTube and the Making of a Musical Meme: How Video Mashups of John Coltrane’s Giant Steps Became a Thing
6:16:24 Suraj Saifullah • YouTube Circulation and Performance Practice in Robyn’s “Call Your Girlfriend” (2010)*
☕ 16h - Coffee break
👉 16h30 - Panel 11 ⏯ Local sites, global phenomena - music policies and streams on YouTube
7:10:03 Ofer Gazit and Elisa Bruttomesso • Musical Extractivism and the Commercial After-Life of San Juan’s (PR) La Perla and Kingston’s (JM) Fleet Street
7:48:57 Olga Panteleeva • Hyperborean Streams
8:22:16 Paula Harper • Making Surveillance Sing: Internet Musicalizing in the Age of YouTube and the Smartphone
👉 18h - Panel 12 ⏯ Youtube, media, and technologies - applications on digital music research
9:00:33 Christine Boone • Artificial Intelligence and Mashups
9:29:10 Clara Latham • Unboxing timbre in the Behringer model D Synthesizer
9:55:15 Eamonn Bell • Exploring time-coded comments on YouTube music videos: The past, present, and future of an emerging source for digital musicology
🎉 10:26:12 Final remarks
*Certain sequences of these presentations had to be edited in order to remove audio and/or images due to copyright strikes by YouTube.
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