Cinzia Afra getting in gear; paper off for publication, this site updated, thesis doing well (sort of...)
Cinzia Afra added 5 papers
Cinzia Afra started following the work of David Wyn Jones, Cardiff University, School of Music.
Cinzia Afra is embarking once more on the editing of the mansucripts. Should be the final (third) edit now, but I don't know whose Idea it was to transcribe all 1,000 pieces...
Graduate Student, School of Music
Thesis Title: Canon as process in traditional music on the Isle of Man
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John Morgan O'Connell
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About
Cinzia Yates has been a Manx musician, dancer and occasional ceili caller for many years. Playing the whistle and Manx dancing from an early age, Cinzia is no stranger to the performance and teaching of Manx traditional music.
Not just a traditional musician, however, Cinzia studied classical music (Clarinet, Classical Singing and BMus) and then naturally branched out into Ethnomusicology with a specialism in Manx and Celtic music and dance
Cinzia is now working towards a PhD in Ethnomusicology with a focus on canon formation in Manx traditional music and performing regularly with Manx/Celtic duo Whistle in the Dark.
For any enquiries regarding Manx music and/or dance including previous works or proposals for potential research please feel free to contact her.
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