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Pavlos Kavouras is associate professor of cultural
anthropology and ethnomusicology in the Faculty of Music,
University of Athens. He has published extensively particularly
on his field research in Greece--Karpathos, Lesbos, Thrace and
Eastern Macedonia. His research often investigates the relations
between narrative and music, experience and communication, and
focuses on the interface between ethnography, phenomenological
hermeneutics and performance theory. |
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His most recent publications include Trickseter & Cain: A Musical Allegory
(forthcoming, in Greek), “Voices, Meanings and Identities:
Cultural Reflexivity in the Opening aned Closing Ceremonies of
the XXVIII Olympiad in Athens” (in English IASPM 2006), “The
Past of the Present: From the Ethnography and Performance of
Music to the performance of Musical Ethnography” (2003, in
Greek), “The Biography of a Folk Musician: Ethnographic Field
Research, Interpretation and Fiction” (1999, in English). |
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