Relevant History: What's a blog (continued)

Relevant History: What's a blog (continued) While the conference paper just doesn't have space for this, it's so useful, I will probably need to refer to it when I publish the longer paper. So this is just a link to remind me to do that.

The Dead Parrot Society

The Dead Parrot Society I'm increasingly liking the idea of group blogs, like this one. It's not quite the same as my original idea of blogging research journals and related conversations, but potentially a useful way to get conversations going. I have begun putting together a group blog for my chamber choir, and I'm quite eager to get it published. The way things are at present, though, I'll have to wait till after the Cape Town conference.

EdBlogger Praxis: Scholars Who Blog

EdBlogger Praxis: Scholars Who Blog Haven't had a chance to explore this yet, but hope to soon. It looks potentially interesting.

The Rambler

The Rambler Another music blog. Diverse topics, and lots of thoughtful commentary.

ArtsJournal Forum: A Better Case for the Arts?

ArtsJournal Forum: A Better Case for the Arts? this is exactly the sort of public conversation that blogging can facilitate. One of the comments my supervisor made on the draft of my paper of blogging music scholarship, was that I will need evidence to back up my assertion that the public is more intelligent than we, within the academy, give them credit for. I think I just may have found that evidence here...

Crooked Timber Academic Blogs

Crooked Timber Academic Blogs Just what is says: academic blogs. nicely thematized, too.

uTopianTurtleTop

uTopianTurtleTop
There is such a beautifully thoughtful post on the use of consonants in singing on this blog (dated August 14, 2005). Any choristers reading my blog, take a look at this, if you have the opportunity. It's well worth the read.