The document discusses the research methodology for a project on the impact of music festivals on both individuals and society. It outlines the research questions, objectives, and data collection methods which include an online questionnaire and secondary research. The sampling method used convenience sampling to select people who have attended music festivals. The document then provides details about the Ziro Music Festival in Arunachal Pradesh, India, including its impact on the environment through sustainable practices and promotion of local culture. Analysis of the questionnaire responses show that most attendees are willing to spend on festivals and use it as an opportunity to socialize and travel to new locations.
The document discusses the research methodology for a project on the impact of music festivals on both individuals and society. It outlines the research questions, objectives, and data collection methods which include an online questionnaire and secondary research. The sampling method used convenience sampling to select people who have attended music festivals. The document then provides details about the Ziro Music Festival in Arunachal Pradesh, India, including its impact on the environment through sustainable practices and promotion of local culture. Analysis of the questionnaire responses show that most attendees are willing to spend on festivals and use it as an opportunity to socialize and travel to new locations.
The document discusses the research methodology for a project on the impact of music festivals on both individuals and society. It outlines the research questions, objectives, and data collection methods which include an online questionnaire and secondary research. The sampling method used convenience sampling to select people who have attended music festivals. The document then provides details about the Ziro Music Festival in Arunachal Pradesh, India, including its impact on the environment through sustainable practices and promotion of local culture. Analysis of the questionnaire responses show that most attendees are willing to spend on festivals and use it as an opportunity to socialize and travel to new locations.
The document discusses the research methodology for a project on the impact of music festivals on both individuals and society. It outlines the research questions, objectives, and data collection methods which include an online questionnaire and secondary research. The sampling method used convenience sampling to select people who have attended music festivals. The document then provides details about the Ziro Music Festival in Arunachal Pradesh, India, including its impact on the environment through sustainable practices and promotion of local culture. Analysis of the questionnaire responses show that most attendees are willing to spend on festivals and use it as an opportunity to socialize and travel to new locations.
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Research Methodology:
Our project has two parts, first one deals with the impact of music festivals have on society as whole and impact of music festivals have on individuals. The research question is a very important aspect of the project. It helps suggest a suitable methodology and facilitates in producing a refined set of outcomes. The research question focuses on a particular gap in the researches that are already done. The gap that we discovered was how music festivals can influence its attendees. Objectives must be established in order to satisfy the research question. The research objectives identified by us are as follows: • To understand the popularity of music festivals inside and outside India • To understand the motivation behind attending music festivals • To understand how often people, go to music festivals • To understand if music festivals have an impact on attendee’s mood • To understand people’s spending capacity on a music festival • To understand what are the other attractions in a music festival are apart from music
Data collection method
Data is described as the information that is used to help satisfy the research question and accomplish the defined research objectives. In order to answer the research question identified we used primary data in the form of online questionnaire and secondary data.
Sampling The sampling method used in this qualitative research is convenience sampling. Its aim is to select people who will provide the most in-depth and detailed information which will help satisfy the research question. Convivence sampling was done because music festivals are still not very popular in India and it is difficult to form a better sample than this. Lack of time and available resources were also some of the factors due to which convenience sampling as done. The sample group consisted of people from all over India who have attended music festivals. Some of the subjects in the research had also attended international music festivals. Primary research Both open ended and close ended questions were directly asked to festivalgoers for the primary research. Primary data can be collected through quantitative, qualitative or a mixed method approach. A qualitative approach was selected by us to evaluate the attitudes and opinions of festivalgoers towards the experience to analyse the impact. We used online questionnaire for the purpose of this research. Secondary Research Secondary research was mainly done to know the impact of music festival have on the society as whole, as for this we could not gather primary data. We studied five different musical festivals in India. We gathered information about these festivals from various blogs and websites and watch videos about people explaining how these festivals have impacted the society and them also.
Ziro Music Festival
Introduction Established in Arunachal Pradesh, Ziro Music Festival is a four-day celebration, it exhibits the locations of autonomous artists in India. Bobby Hano and Menwhopause guitarist Anup Kutty began commending music in Ziro Valley in 2012. Ziro valley has additionally been shortlisted for India's provisional rundown for UNESCO World Heritage Site. The area "Pechi Putu" is a group of little hillocks encompassed at three sides by paddy fields, hued in all shades of brilliant yellow during this time, is an amazing perspective. It is situated around 3 Km from Hapoli and has become a most loved outside area for quite a long time; obligingness the Ziro Music Festival. The celebration is facilitated by the Apatani inborn network living there. One of the significant ethnic gatherings of the Eastern Himalayas, they are known for their one of a kind gatherings and their orderly agrarian practices and manageable social ranger service. Three main components of the celebration are ladies, nature and music. Ziro Music Festival has two phases Danyi (Sun) and Piilo (Moon). These stages are developed by inhabitant skilled workers and are totally made of Bamboo. The Danyi is a phase for specialists to perform during the day where the crowd can appreciate music situated on regular grass as in an open air theatre. Piilo is a phase for craftsmen to perform during the dim when the crowd remains before the stage and relish the music. Ziro Music Festival additionally has a child's zone. It has mammoth slides; a couple of large swings and a rope connect. North East doesn't avoid odd nourishment propensities. It's in their way of life and conventions. The nourishment served is cooked by neighbourhood Apatani clan individuals. It offers the chance to attempt different neighbourhood ethnic cooking styles. ZFM brings the well-known and mainstream nearby lagers to the nourishment slows down and brew slows down. High quality bamboo cups and containers are utilized to serve nearby lagers and wine like pear, kiwi, aping, rice and wheat wines. The USP of ZFM is its majority rule set-up: craftsmen and fans uninhibitedly associate, make joyful, and inundate themselves in the unblemished air. Impact Ziro music festival have on society and people Impact on the environment Ziro music festival is known for being one of the eco-friendliest celebrations. It utilizes all eco-accommodating materials to make the stages, hovels and tents. The celebration has a zero plastic strategy and urges participants to be liable for abandoning no waste. ZFM was attempting a zero-squander drive. They had isolated waste receptacles into various sort of trash, bio-degradable and non. There are three groups — Red, Yellow and Green. The participants were given an identification of their group's shading when they got their ticket from the movies. The point, by means of gamification, was that individuals should toss the trash in the waste receptacles set apart with their group's shading and not litter around. The group which gathered the most trash at last was reported as the victor. ZFM attempts to diminish plastic utilization. No plastic containers were passed out. The merchants were selling stuff in bamboo glasses. Promotion of local and traditional culture ZFM gives a stage where one can blend western music in with conventional music. This assists with reviving those traditional music which is lost with time or are not known to individuals. Ziro embodied a more than immaculate celebration experience, putting a fundamental tick mark on the basin list. Performance in amazing outdoors scenes. Most explorers partner India with dramatization — with mayhem, wild hues and the consistent plausibility of greatness and calamity. Ziro gives a quiet that feels like pardon as guaranteed by universal vocalists like Lee Ranaldo and Steve Shelley It offers individuals a chance to cooperate with the individuals who are living in totally unique time for example the Apatani clan known for their exceptional nose piercings and facials tattoos. ZFM doesn't appear to avoid maintaining network living practices and it sure has said something—you can't take everything from nature, you additionally need to give something back. Analysis Q1 Age
Q2 Gender
Q3 Where are you from?
Q4 Attended any music festival?
Q8 How often do you attend music festival?
Q12 How much willing to spend?
Q13 Social connections? Yes – 39 No - 1
Q14 Travel to another city? Yes – 34 No – 6
Q15 Company preference? Friends : 32 Family : 2 Alone : 6
There Are Many Different Types of Music in The World Today. Why Do We Need Music? Is The Traditional Music of A Country More Important Than The International Music That Is Heard Everywhere Nowadays?
There Are Many Different Types of Music in The World Today. Why Do We Need Music? Is The Traditional Music of A Country More Important Than The International Music That Is Heard Everywhere Nowadays?
