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PRESENTATIONS

Sebald, Brigita. 2012. "Social NetWork Sites and the Formation of Musical Taste,” a paper presented at the UCLA ECHO Conference on Musical Networks in Los Angeles, Califomia.

_. 2012. “Musie Circulation and the Informal Economy in Tbilisi, Georgia,” a paper

presented at the Society for Ethnomusicology / American Musicological Society / Society for Musie Theory joint annual meeting in New Orleans, Louisiana.

_. 2012. “Eurovision / Eurasian Popular Musie,” an invited lecture given in the course

“Global Pop” in the UCLA Department of Ethnomusicology.

_. 2011. “Modes of Musie Circulation in Tbilisi, Georgia,” a paper presented at the

Central Eurasian Studies Society annual meeting in Columbus, Ohio.

_. 2011. “Copyright, Circulation, and Censorship in the Republic of Georgia,” a paper

presented atthe Society of Ethnomusicology annual meeting in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

_. 2011. “Politics and Patronage in the Georgian Musie Industry,” a paper presented at the

American Anthropological Association annual meeting in Montreal, Canada.

_. 2011. “Georgian Popular Musie,” an invited lecture given in the course “Global Pop” in

the UCLA Department of Ethnomusicology.

_. 2010. “Chicano Punk,” an invited lecture in given in the “Youth Subcultures” graduate

seminar in the Tbilisi State University department of anthropology.

_. 2010. “Modes of Dissemination of Georgian Popular Musie,” an invited lecture given

at the Caucasus Research Resource Center in Tbilisi, Georgia.

_. 2010. “Politics of Georgian Popular Musie,” a paper given for the Workshop on Art

and Politics in the UCLA Department of Sociology.

_. 2009. “Manipulating the Public Sphere: Discourse and Debate on Georgła’s 2009

Eurovision Entry,” a paper presented at the Society for Ethnomusicology annual meeting in Mexico City, Mexico.

_. 2009. “Instrumentation and Auditory Symbolism: The Panduri in Georgian Pop

Musie,” a paper presented at the Central Eurasian Studies Society annual meeting in Toronto, Canada.

_. 2009. “Georgian Popular Musie,” an invited lecture given in the course “Musie of

Europę” in the UCLA Department of Ethnomusicology.