The ninth edition of Musicians in Congress will take place on September 10, 11, and 12 under the theme “Music and Politics: Territories, Connections, and Memory.” Tomorrow, CMUS postdoctoral researcher Martín Liut will give the inaugural lecture “The Politics of Songs: Music as Archive and Agenda.” That same afternoon, at 2:00 PM, he will coordinate the panel “2001: A Sung Crisis. Recent History Conceived by Public Universities in the Pandemic.”

Musicians in Congress consists of conferences, workshops, panels, presentations, and live music at the Instituto Superior de Música – UNL (Ciudad Universitaria) in Santa Fe. The thematic axes are as follows:

1. “Territorial Connections, Activism, and Music”;
2. “Constructions of Subjectivities, Music, and Sound”;
3. “Technologies in Phonography: Acoustics, Music, and Sound”;
4. “Applied Analysis: Performance, Musical Genres, and Styles”;
5. “Music Education: Practices and Curriculum”;
6. “Public Policies, Institutions, and Collective Configurations in Music.”

Inaugural lecture by Martín Liut

🗓️Wednesday, September 10th, 9:15 a.m.

📍Auditorium ISM