Editor Tony Langlois
Deputy Editor Aileen Dillane
Reviews Editor  Méabh Ní Fhuartháin,
Technical Editor John Millar

Peer Review Panel for Ethnomusicology Ireland 5

John O’ Flynn, Ioannis Tsioulakis, John Morgan O’Connell
Rosemary Day, Aileen Dillane, Robin Parmar, Griffith J,Rollefson
Liz Mellish, Kevin Dawe, Aoife Granville, Martin J. Power,
Alan Dormer, Christopher Smith, Razia Sultonova

Review Panel 

Aoife Granville, Tristan le Govic,
Niall Vallely, Verena Commins

 Editor's Preface

Contents:

1. Do We Still Need To Think Musically? (Musings about an Old Friend, Fishing Nets, Templates, and Much More) – Marcello Sorce-Keller
2. Encoding Authenticity in Radio Music: Renfro Valley Barn Dance and Kentucky Folk Music – Helen Gubbins
3. Sean-nós Song in the Oireachtas na Gaeilge Festival: The Aesthetics of Sean-nós Song Through the Gaze of the Oireachtas na Gaeilge Adjudicators – Eamonn Costello
4. Radical Ethnomusicology: Towards a politics of “No Borders” and “insurgent musical citizenship” – Calais, Dunkerque and Kurdistan – Ed Emery
5. Choreographing the Self: Staged Folklore and Popular Music in Rural Tajikistan – Federico Spinetti
6. A destabilising Pleasure: Representations of Alternative Music in Irish Fanzines – Ciaran Ryan
7. Antonis’ Wedding: The Moment, The Music and Rites Between Tradition and Modernity in Cyprus – Michalis Poupazis
8. Listening to Dissonance: Invoking a Reflexive Listening Practice in Researching Musical Experience – Helen O’Shea
9. Collecting Folk Music in the Land of the Zemzems: Report on the Turkmen expedition of 2011 – János Sipos
10. Singing the Memory of Sepharad: Traditional Sephardic Song and its Interpretation – Katerina Garcia

Reviews: 

• Review: 'Call to the Dance: An Experience of the Socio-Cultural World of Traditional Breton Music and Dance' – Desi Wilkinson
• Review: 'Harp Studies' Sandra Joyce & Helen Lawlor (Eds.)
• Review: ‘Flowing Tides. History & Memory in an Irish Soundscape’ Gearóid Ó hAllmhuráin
• Review: ‘Ó Am go hAm/From Time to Time: Tutor, Text and Tunes’ Tommy Peoples