Bisi panasaran saha Henry Spiller jeung Kathy Foley teh, mangga nyanggakeun ingpona: (Ari Mikihiro mah sigana tos papada apal)
Henry Spiller [email protected] 222E Music Building 530.757.5791 Office Hours R 1:30-2:30 PM Henry Spiller is an ethnomusicologist whose research focuses on Sundanese music and dance from West Java, Indonesia. He is interested particularly in investigating how individuals deploy music and dance in their personal lives to articulate ethnic, gender, and national identities. He has studied Sundanese music and dance for more than 20 years, and he has conducted fieldwork in Bandung, West Java, on several occasions, including 10 months of Fulbright-sponsored dissertation research in 1998–99. ABC-CLIO published his first book, Gamelan: The Traditional Sounds of Indonesia, in 2004. In 2008, Routledge released a second edition under the title Focus: Gamelan Music of Indonesia. His latest book, Erotic Triangles: Sundanese Dance and Masculinity in West Java, is slated for publication in 2010. It focuses on constructions of masculinity in Sundanese men's improvisational dance in West Java, Indonesia. His current project involves researching 20th-century North Americans who were attracted to Javanese music and dance. Spiller's articles and book chapters appear in publications such as The New Grove Dictionary of Music and Musicians, Asian Music, Worlds of Music, Asian Theatre Journal, and Journal of the Society for American Music. He has presented papers at regional and national meetings of the Society for Ethnomusicology (SEM), the Association for Theatre Arts (ATA), and the International Association for the Study of Popular Music (IASPM). Spiller holds a bachelor's degree in music from UC Santa Cruz, a master's degree in harp performance from Holy Names College, and a master's degree and the Ph.D. in ethnomusicology from UC Berkeley. He taught gamelan at Mills College in Oakland, California, and music at California Polytechnic State University in San Luis Obispo, California. From 2002–05 he served as Luce Assistant Professor in Asian Music and Culture at Kenyon College in Gambier, Ohio. At UC Davis, Spiller teaches world music classes and graduate seminars, and he directs the Department of Music's gamelan ensemble. Southeast Asian Drama and Dance. Puppetry. Professor Kathy Foley Professor, Theater Arts (Drama) Email: [email protected] Office: J-15 Phone: Office: 831-459-4189 Office Hours: Please contact the professor for her current office hours. Education and Training: 1979 Ph.D., University of Hawaii at Manoa 1976 M.A., University of Massachusetts at Amherst 1969 B.A., Rosemont College, Pennsylvania Selected Publications: Edited Books or Journal Special Editions 2007 Issue editor Kyôgen Special issue, Asian Theatre Journal 24,1. 2005 Editor and a major author of issue on Asian Mask including “Balinese Mask Dance from the Perspective of a Master Artist: I Ketut Kodi,” by Kathy Foley and I Nyoman Sedana, Asian Theatre Journal 22, 2. 2001 Editor and major author of issue on South and Southeast Asian Puppetry with my translation of “The Origin of Kala,” (1-59), “Burmese Marionettes:Yokthe Thay in Transition,” (69-81) and co-authored “Hun: Thai Doll Puppetry,“ with Surapone Virulrak (81-87). Asian Theatre Journal 18,1. Sample Journal Articles 2006 "Puppets and Politics: UNIMA Symposium 2005," Puppetry Journal 57: 20-25. "Exorcism and Puppetry," PUCK 14, 1. 2005 "Introduction to Kumi Odori" Shushin Kan'iri with Nobuko Ochner, Asian Theatre Journal, 21, 1:1-44. “Wayang and Gamelan as a Tool of Cultural Leaning,” In Learning through the Arts http://repositories.cdlib.org/clta/lta/vol1/iss1/ 2004 "Puppetry in Islamic Culture," Puppetry Journal 56, 1: 26-27. “Wayang Wong Priangan: Dance Drama of West Java.” By Yus Rusliana, trans., ed., and augmented by Kathy Foley. Balangan: 13-26. 2003 “Contested Ground: Reflections on Convergence and Ruptures in Contemporary Asian Performance,” In Korea/Asia and America: Convergences and Ruptures. 38th American Studies International Conference Seoul:, Korea, 63-72. “Bangkok: An Epic Show in Honor of the King,” Puppetry Journal 55: 29 2002 "Aspects of Ritual in Puppetry," Puppetry International 11:37-41. 2001 "Reflections on Southeast Asian Theatre," pt 5:6-11 (In Japanese). "The Metonymy of Art: Vietnamese Water Puppetry, " TDR 45,4:129-141. "Dancer and the Danced,"Puppetry International 8:14-28. 2000 Semar in Sunda: The Southeast Asian God-Clown in his Sundanese Embodiment," RIMA 33, 2:87-115. "The Dancer and the Danced," Puppetry International 8:14-28. Sample Contributions to Books 2008 “Sushing Kaniri’iri: Possessed by Love Thwarted by the Bell” (with Nobuko Ochner) in Ryukyu Geino: the Legacy of Kin Ryosho by Jimpu Kai USA, 44-57. Honolulu: Jimpu Kai USA Kin Ryosho Ryukyu Geino Kenkyusho, Hawaii Shibui. Multiple entries in World Encyclopedia of Puppetry (UNIMA International) 2007 Multiple Entries inEncyclopedia of Asian Theater, edited by Samuel Leiter. Westport: Greenwood Press. Multiple entries inEncyclopedia of Modern Drama and Southeast Asia editor NY: Columbia University Press. 2006 (translator) "The President and the Prostitute" by Ratna Sarumpaet. In Indonesian Women's Plays. Jakarta: Lontar Press. 2002 "First Things: the Murwa in Sundanese Wayang Golek." In Wayang. Ed. by Jan Mazrek. Ann Arbor : U. Mich. Honors and Awards: 2006 Alumni Association 'Teacher of Year" honorable mention Academic Senate. 2003 Association for Asian Performance Lecture at ATHE Conference. 2002 Fulbright (Indonesia), Pacific Rim Grant (UCOP), Packard Foundation 2001 Asian Cultural Council, Packard Foundation 1999 Soros Foundation, Chandra Bhandari Endowed Chair of South Asian Studies ________________________________ From: Ki Hasan <[email protected]> To: Ki Sunda <[email protected]> Cc: Baraya Sunda <[email protected]> Sent: Thursday, November 24, 2011 8:43 AM Subject: [kisunda] KIBS 2012 - Kongres Internasional Budaya Sunda ke-2 Pemakalah Asing Dipastikan Hadir di KIBS 2012 Selasa, 22/11/2011 - 03:37 BANDUNG, (PRLM).- Pemakalah asing yang akan menyoroti perkembangan budaya Sunda dipastikan akan hadir pada Kongres Internasional Budaya Sunda (KIBS) ke-2 yang akan digelar Desember mendatang. Para pemakalah tersebut adalah Henry Spiller (University of California at Davis), Kathy Folley (University of California at Santa Cruz, AS), dan Mikihiro Moriyama (Nanzan University, Jepang). Wakil Ketua KIBS ke-2 Dra. Etti RS, M.Hum menyampaikan hal itu, Senin (21/11), di Sekretariat KIBS ke-2, Jln. Garut, Bandung. KIBS ke-2 menurut Etti merupakan konferensi kedua setelah digelar sepuluh tahun lalu di Bandung. KIBS tahun ini kata Etti, kemungkinan besar akan menambah jumlah peserta dari 750 peserta pada KIBS ke-1 menjadi 1.000 peserta pada tahun ini. Sedangkan jumlah pemakalah yang akan menyajikan pemikiran-pemikiranya tentang perkembangan budaya Sunda sebanyak 80 pemakalah. Etti menjelaskan, KIBS ke-1 telah berhasil menggugah kesadaran mengenai signifikansi budaya lokal ke dalam kehidupan berbangsa. Gaung konferensi yang mendatangkan beragam pembicara dari berbagai disiplin ilmu dan negara itu, menyadarkan arti kebudayaan Sunda dalam tatanan pembangunan dan pengayaan kehidupan berbangsa. Seperti yang tercantum dalam rekomendasi yang dihasilkan. Konferensi itu pun, kata Etti, menegaskan pentingnya upaya-upaya pemertahanan dan pengembangan budaya lokal sebagai bagian dari pembangunan jati diri bangsa. Tindak lanjutnya antara lain, di jalur non formal meralhirkan berbagai kegiatan kesundaan yang memperkaya khazanah pengetahuan dan pemahaman tentang budaya Sunda. .
