Sounding Tuvan Hospitalities of Place with Theodore Levin

02/19/22 • 54 min

Theodore Levin has a lifetime of scholarship in studying music, culture, and spirituality of Central Asia and Siberia. His book on Tuvan Singing opens new understandings of melodies of timbre and musical relations with ecology and the natural world. This episode draws together a rich conversation on hospitality, mimesis, sonic painting, intertwined listening, and the violence of uprooted imaginations.

The Music & Peacebuilding Podcast is hosted by Kevin Shorner-Johnson at Elizabethtown College. Join our professional development network at www.musicpeacebuilding.com - thinking deeply we reclaim space for connection and care.

02/19/22 • 54 min

Music & Peacebuilding - Sounding Tuvan Hospitalities of Place with Theodore Levin

Transcript

Theodore Levin00:00:00.000

Help people understand culturally speaking, who they are, gives them the material they need and the and the sense of selfhood to become pluralist to become interested in the culture of others and to feel that they can be at once rooted and empathetic.

Kevin Shorner-Johnson00:00:21.500

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