Скачать или смотреть Introducing Dr. Jeffrey W. Cupchik

Jeffrey W. Cupchik is a Commonwealth Scholar and Trudeau Fellow whose research is thematically centered around these intersecting fields: ethnomusicology, health and well-being, popular music, liturgical studies, anthropology of religion, ethnography, ritual studies, performance studies, Buddhist studies, and historiography. His research interests range from the Tibetan Buddhist liturgical ritual music of sacred Varjayana (tantric) song-poetry, to the musically-guided meditation apps of preventive health interventions, to the mega-concert genre of global popular music philanthropy. His published writings include a historiography of the prominent musicians in the creative constellation of artists around The Beatles who adapted a transnational symbolic musical language of spirituality into the popular music of the Sixties, such as George Harrison’s adaptation of South Asian classical music sonorities into “raga rock.”

Learn more at https://jeffreycupchik.com.

This video is part of the project, Windvane: Paths to Wellbeing. Aimed primarily at students in higher education, Windvane offers paths for exploring how we can connect with our natural elements and energies, harmonizing and localizing them as strengths. The guide includes engaged exercises for self-assessing and promoting wellbeing and flourishing.

Windvane is created by Dr Frances Garrett of the University of Toronto with funding from eCampusOntario.