Publications for Catherine Ingram
Publications for Catherine Ingram
2012
2014
Ingram, C. (2012). Ee, mang gay dor ga ey (Hey,
why don’t you sing)? Imagining the Future for
Kam Big Song. In K. Howard (Eds.), Music as
Intangible Cultural Heritage: Policy, Ideology,
and Practice in the Preservation of East Asian
Traditions. Farnham: Ashgate.
Ingram, C. (2014). "Beeba (Kam Pipa)". In L.
Libin (Eds.), The Grove Dictionary of Musical
Instruments, 2nd edition. Oxford: Oxford
University Press.
Ingram, C. (2014). "Muye (Tree Leaf)". In L.
Libin (Eds.), The Grove Dictionary of Musical
Instruments, 2nd edition. Oxford: Oxford
University Press.
Ingram, C. (2014). Facing the Predicament of
Wordlessness: When We Speak of Certain
Musical Sounds. Yearbook for Traditional
Music, 46, 22-44. <a
href="http://dx.doi.org/10.5921/yeartradmusi.46.
2014.0022">[More Information]</a>
Ingram, C. (2014), Utilising Participation in
Musical Ethnographic Fieldwork in Rural Kam
Minority Areas of Southwestern China, [Field
Research Method Lab blog].
2013
McLaren, A., English, A., Ingram, C., He, X.
(2013). Environmental Preservation and
Cultural Heritage in China. Champaign:
Common Ground Publishing.
Ingram, C., Russell, I. (2013). Introduction. In
Russell, Ian and Ingram, Catherine (Eds.),
Taking Part in Music: Case Studies in
Ethnomusicology, (pp. 1-16). Aberdeen:
Aberdeen University Press.
Ingram, C. (2013). Preliminary Research into the
Influence of the Process of Musical Transmission
on the Relationship Between Speech Tone and
Melody in Kam Singing Traditions from
Southwestern China. Jahrbuch des
Phonogrammarchivs, 4, 116-139.
Ingram, C. (2013). Review of Francesca R.
Sborgi Lawson, "The Narrative Arts of Tianjin:
Between Music and Language". CHIME Journal,
18 - 19, 169-173.
Ingram, C. (2013). Review of Shzr Ee Tan,
'Beyond "Innocence": Amis Aboriginal Song in
Taiwan as an Ecosystem' (Farnham: Ashgate,
2012). Asian Ethnology, 72(2), 368-370.
Russell, I., Ingram, C. (2013). Taking Part in
Music: Case Studies in Ethnomusicology.
Aberdeen: Aberdeen University Press.
Ingram, C. (2013). Understanding Musical
Participation: 'Listening' Participants and Big
Song Singers in Kam Villages, Southwestern
China. In Russell, Ian and Ingram, Catherine
(Eds.), Taking Part in Music: Case Studies in
Ethnomusicology, (pp. 53-68). Aberdeen:
Aberdeen University Press.
Ingram, C. (2012), Kam 'Big Song' Down Under.
Ingram, C. (2012). Researching Kam Minority
Music in China. In N. Ng (Eds.), Encounters:
Musical Meetings Between Australia and China,
(pp. 63-80). Bowen Hills: Australian Academic
Press.
Ingram, C. (2012). The Multiple Meanings of
Tradition: Kam Singing in Southwestern China.
The Newsletter for the International Institute of
Asian Studies.
Ingram, C. (2012). Tradition and Divergence in
Southwestern China: Kam Big Song Singing in
the Village and on Stage. The Asia Pacific
Journal of Anthropology, 13(5), 434-453. <a
href="http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/14442213.2012.
732601">[More Information]</a>
2011
Ingram, C. (2011), Ai chang Dongge de Kaiselin
(Catherine, who loves to sing Kam song), dir.
Bai Chuan (Guiyang: Guizhou TV): Guizhou
Province TV.
Ingram, C. (2011). Discussing ‘fair use’ of
archived recordings of minority music from the
mountains of southwestern China. Sustainable
data from digital research: Humanities
perspectives on digital scholarship, Melbourne:
Custom Book Centre, University of Melbourne.
Ingram, C. (2011). Echoing the Environment in
Kam Big Song. Asian Studies Review, 35(4),
439-455. <a
href="http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/10357823.2011.
628008">[More Information]</a>
Falk, C., Ingram, C. (2011). From intangible
cultural heritage to collectable artefact: the
theory and practice of enacting ethical
responsibilities in ethnomusicological research.
Transmission of academic values in Asian
Studies workshop, Canberra: The
Australia-Netherlands Research Collaboration
(ANRC).
Ingram, C. (2011). Taking the Stage: Rural Kam
Women and Contemporary Kam 'Cultural
Development'". In Tamara Jacka and Sally
Sargeson (Eds.), Women, Gender and Rural
Development in China, (pp. 71-93). Cheltenham:
Edward Elgar Publishing.
2010
Ingram, C. (2010). A Localized Perspective on
Publications for Catherine Ingram
China's Intangible Cultural Heritage: The Case of
Kam Big Song. 18th Biennial Conference of the
Asian Studies Association of Australia (ASAA),
Adelaide: Asian Studies Association of Australia
(ASAA).
Ingram, C. (2010). China’s Kam Minority: A
Short Bibliographic Outline of Kam-Related
Research Materials in the University of
Melbourne Library. East Asian Library
Resources Group of Australia Newsletter No. 56.
2009
Ingram, C. (2009), China’s 60th Anniversary
From the Margins, [New Mandala].