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Don Niles, the General Editor of the Yearbook for Traditional Music, has informed the Executive Board that he will be stepping down after publication of the 2013 Yearbook. The Executive Board has established a committee to find a new General Editor. This committee consists of Adrienne Kaeppler, Stephen Wild, Svanibor Pettan, and Don Niles.
The Nomination Committee requests proposals for nominations to fill positions on the Executive Board that will become vacant at the time of the General Assembly, July 2013. These positions are as follows:
It is our great pleasure to inform that a new issue of the Bulletin of the ICTM (Volume 120, April 2012) is available for download, directly from the following links:
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We wish to advise members there is currently a postal strike in Canada that may affect the 2011 ICTM election.
The ballot box at the conference site will be available for 2 days preceding the day of the General Assembly and will close for voting at 5pm, Thursday, July 14, 2011 at Memorial University in St John's.
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The Scholarship Award 2009-2010 dedicated to the memory of Tullia Magrini for a research project centered upon the topic “Anthropology of Music and Mediterranean Cultures” was won by Camilla Mingardo (Italy). The title of the research project by Camilla Mingardo is "The reception of the belly dance in Italy: historical and ethomusicological aspects".
UNESCO Headquarters, Paris, France, 16 February 2010