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From June 4 to 6, 2024,<\/strong> in partnership with various cultural and university institutions, the CMUS Millennium Nucleus will hold its first Interdisciplinary Seminar: “Musical and Sound Cultures in Chile and Latin America.<\/strong>” The seminar will bring together leading researchers and intellectuals from different countries in the region to explore contemporary social transformations through musical, sound, and aural practices.<\/p>\n

Tuesday 4th: Acoustic Violence<\/strong><\/p>\n

The first day of the event, managed in conjunction with NIMSE-U. Mayor aims to investigate the acoustic violence experienced by our societies, exploring the sonic and aural dimensions of contemporary conflict. This encounter will feature two days of debate\u2014morning and afternoon\u2014with the participation of prominent researchers from the national and international field: Luis Achondo (Chile), Rosana Lara (Mexico), Ana Mar\u00eda Ochoa (Colombia\/USA), Oriana Bernasconi (Chile), Rodrigo Su\u00e1rez (Chile), Natalia Bieletto (Chile\/Mexico), Ana Lidia Dom\u00ednguez (Mexico) and Felipe Trotta (Brazil).<\/p>\n

The closing session was led by Ana Mar\u00eda Ochoa,<\/strong> with the keynote address “Sound Extractivisms and the Military-Industrial Aural Complex”<\/strong> in the auditorium of the El Claustro Campus of the Universidad Mayor.<\/strong><\/p>\n

Download the program for the Symposium “Acoustic Violence and Sound Worlds in Conflict” here.<\/a><\/p>\n

Wednesday, June 5th: CMUS training work<\/strong><\/p>\n

On the second day, thanks to the collaboration of the Chilean Museum of Pre-Columbian Art, the CMUS research team and the thesis students of the Nucleus will participate in discussion workshops with Dr. N\u00e9stor Garc\u00eda Canclini (Metropolitan Autonomous University, Mexico), <\/strong>and the Dr. Ana Mar\u00eda Ochoa (Tulane University, United States)<\/strong>. Wednesday’s focus will be on CMUS’s educational role, through specialized activities and internal work.<\/p>\n

The activities on the 5th will conclude with Rossana Lara<\/strong>‘s lecture, “Political Ecology of Music from the Multiple Bodies of the Huichol Violin.”<\/em> This will be open to the general public and will take place in the Museum’s courtyard.<\/p>\n

Thursday 6th: Music, cultural policies and citizenship<\/strong><\/p>\n

Finally, on Thursday, June 6, the closing day of the Seminar will take place. Organized in conjunction with the Ministry of Culture, Arts, and Heritage and its Community Cultural Points program, the Master’s Program in Latin American Anthropology at Alberto Hurtado University, and the La Moneda Cultural Center, the event will consist of two sessions.<\/p>\n