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DESCRIPTION:Abstract: This presentation examines the current music and danc
 e activities of an urban Alaska Native dance group. With its roots in King
 igin\, also known as the Cape Prince of Wales\, Alaska\, the Kingikmiut Da
 ncers and Singers of Anchorage practice and perform traditional Inupiaq mu
 sic and dance as a way of maintaining their culture and ancestral ways of 
 being. An analysis of this urban dance group’s activities during their reg
 ular practice sessions and performances reveals a soundscape and a resulta
 nt acoustemology of the group. \n\nDr. Heidi Aklaseaq Senungetuk (Inupiaq)
  serves ɬÀï·¬ as a Post-Doctoral Researcher in Indigenous Stud
 ies after earning a PhD in Ethnomusicology from Wesleyan University. Her r
 esearch has focused on Inupiaq music and dance in urban spaces in Alaska a
 nd she will be exploring northern Indigenous performative arts in Arctic r
 egions under the supervision of Dr. Allan Downey during her time at ɬÀï·¬
 .\n
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SUMMARY:'Native Spaces in the City: an Inupiaq Community in Song and Dance'
 \, presented by Heidi Senungetuk at the Schulich School of Music Doctoral 
 Colloquium
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 iaq-community-song-and-dance-presented-heidi-senungetuk-schulich-school-mu
 sic-272461
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