Dialogues & Interviews
Section Policy
Dialogues & Interviews
This section features conversations with musicians, scholars, artists, and cultural practitioners whose work challenges, informs, or reimagines global understandings of music and sound. It offers a space for reflective dialogue that bridges personal experience and critical inquiry.
Scope of Conversation
❝ Interviews with composers, performers, sound artists, or producers
❝ Dialogues between scholars & practitioners across cultures
❝ Conversations illuminating underrepresented communities
❝ Reflections on creative process, pedagogy, or fieldwork
❝ Bilingual or multilingual exchanges across musical cultures
Submission Requirements
Length 2,000–6,000 words
Language English preferred; multilingual accepted with translation/summary.
Formats & Accompaniments
- Interview transcript
- Edited conversation or narrative‑style dialogue
- Multimedia: Photos, audio clips, or contextual introductions are highly encouraged.
What We Look For
- ✓ Dialogues that offer critical insights into sound‑related practices
- ✓ Meaningful intercultural or intergenerational exchange
- ✓ Reflective, thematic, and situated interviews (more than simple reportage)
