A Non-Governmental Organization in Formal Consultative Relations with UNESCO






Symposium webpage: https://somos2026.fcsh.unl.pt/
In addition to the symposium’s oral presentations and keynote lecture, the programme will feature an “Open Session.” This provides opportunity for participants informally to present ongoing or planned research projects, and to receive feedback from other attendees. It could also be used to discuss tools and methodologies that are relevant to the SoMoS study group.
Open Session participants are free to choose the format of their informal presentation (a poster, a laptop, a pen and a sheet of paper, etc.), as long as they can be technically independent. Symposium attendees will be free to move around the room (like in a poster session), with ample time to engage with presenters discussing their work simultaneously in different parts of the space. The Open Session session will take place in-person in Lisbon only.
The ICTMD Study Group on Sound, Movement, and the Sciences (SoMoS) aims to bring together scholars whose work combines approaches from ethnomusicology and/or ethnochoreology with those from the sciences – to explore sound and movement in music and dance contexts. Here, the sciences are broadly defined, including but not limited to disciplines such as cognitive science, psychology, linguistics, computer science, statistics, mathematics, biology, physics, and medical science.
For more information about the ICTMD Study Group on Sound, Movement, and the Sciences (SoMoS), visit https://www.ictmusic.org/studygroup/somos
If you have questions concerning the SoMoS Study Group or ICTMD membership, please contact any member of the SoMoS Executive Committee:
Chair: Kendra Stepputat (kendra-iris.stepputat@kug.ac.at)
Vice-Chair: Lara Pearson (lpearson@uni-koeln.de)
Secretary: Rafael Caro Repetto (Rafael.Caro@uab.cat)
Chair: Filippo Bonini Baraldi
Alcina Maria de Oliveira Cortez Mota
Leon Tolentino Bucaretchi
Manuel Diniz Silva
Maria Espírito Santo
Vincent Debut
Chair: Samuel Horlor
Anastasiia Mazurenko
Juliano Abramovay
Raymundo Ruiz
Sayumi Kamata