This Monday, peasant music inaugurates the Cubadisco 2024 International Symposium, which will take place until the 17th in the May Hall of the Cuba Pavilion in Havana.
After the theoretical space under the slogan Sounds, identities and regionsthe event reserves the panel Cuban point and its music: intangible heritage of humanityby the musician and multi-instrumentalist Edwin Vichot.
In addition, We continue in Arroyo Blanco, among the hillsis the title of the conference given by Sonia Pérez, director of the National Museum of Music, details Prensa Latina.
The public can also learn about Peasant music in the Cuban province of Sancti Spíritus: notes for your study, in the voice of researcher Sayli Alba, promoter of the Raúl Ferrer Literary Promotion Center.
Another of the proposals is The Cuban point in radio programming in the first half of the 20th centuryvirtual presentation by musicologist Amaya Carricaburu, pedagogue and editor of the Center for Research and Development of Cuban Music and the International University of Valencia.
The panel Institutional management of peasant music, by the musicologist Sonia Pérez, the poet and director of the Ibero-American Center for Décima and Improvised Verse, Luis Paz “Papillo”; the director of television programs Arnaldo Díaz, and the Cidvi specialist Arlety Medina, is another option.
Likewise, the Symposium continues with Oralitura Havana, phenomenon of the universeby Leidys Hernández and Alex Díaz.
The first day of the event will end with the presentation SiSons Musical Enclave Professional Music Fairby José Francisco Saavedra (Spain), and the workshop Digital business beyond digital stores (Part 1), by William Patiño, leader of Ditto Music for Latin America and the Caribbean.
The Symposium, an event associated with the 27th edition of the Cubadisco International Music Industry Fair, pays tribute to peasant music, the 80th birthday of musicologist Danilo Orozco González, and Colombia as the guest country of honor.
With extensive foreign participation and a display of sound traditions, the Cubadisco Fair will be honored until the 19th with notable Cuban artists and others from nations such as Germany, France, Portugal, Brazil, Hungary, Spain, Argentina and Mexico, representatives that double the attendance figure from the previous year.
