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LIMTEC'07

Leeds International Music Technology Education Conference 2007

"Progression Routes in Music Technology Education"

Leeds College of Music

Friday 19th - Saturday 20th October





The Leeds International Music Technology Education Conference (LIMTEC),
now in its fifth year, is one of the leading events of its kind in the UK.
LIMTEC continues to provide a forum for the promotion of good practice in
music technology and music production based teaching and learning in
Further and Higher Education.

The conference will offer lively debate and stimulating presentations,
which will address issues of the place of music technology within the
broader context of the performing arts sector, research and professional
communities. The focus of this year's conference is the progression routes
in music technology education, and associated subjects, from school
through to postgraduate level.



Keynote Speaker:



Andrew J Kitchenham

The Music Technology Centre



'Music Technology - an integral part of the 21st Century Music Curriculum'



Andrew runs The Music Technology Centre, a training and consultancy
business for educators and industry alike. His current work is with
Steinberg, developing educational resources for their music production
software Cubase. Andrew was the Chair of Music Technology for EDEXCEL
A-Level for over 10 years.



His keynote address will explore the role of music technology within the
21st century music curriculum, making particular emphasis on the effective
use of technology as a vehicle to facilitate the creation of original
music with students who have little traditional performing skill.



Who should attend?

*	Lecturers and teachers
*	Researchers in music technology and music education
*	Technical support staff
*	Industry specialists
*	Freelancers in industry and/or education
*	Students


Further details of the programme of events and keynote speakers will be
available shortly.





Booking

To book a place as a delegate, please visit this link and scroll to the
bottom of the page to click on the booking form:



http://www.lcm.ac.uk/research-conference/leeds-music-technology-education-conference.htm
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Alternatively please contact

Amy Jagger,

Research & Enterprise Administrator,

Leeds College of Music,

3 Quarry Hill,

Leeds,

LS2 7PD

0113 222 3431

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Call for Papers
The conference committee invites proposals for papers relating to the
conference theme of 'Music Technology Pedagogy'. Possible topics for
consideration may include:

*	Music Technology Progression from Schools through to Higher Education
and beyond
*	Pedagogical models for teaching Music Technology and Production to
encourage progression
*	Authenticity and Studio Practice
*	Production Analysis in Education
*	Teaching Creativity in Music Production
*	Technology versus Technique in Music Technology & Production
*	Critical approaches to Studio Environments
*	Recording Practice Research
*	Industry partnerships and knowledge transfer - its importance in education
*	Vocational vs. academic training
*	Career pathways for music production graduates

Individual presentations should be no more than twenty minutes in
duration. Proposals should take the form of a title followed by an
abstract of no more than 200 words. Deadline for submission is Friday 21st
September 2007. Decisions will be notified as soon as possible after this
date.



Late paper proposals accepted

 if you would like to submit a proposal but require a little longer that
the deadline date, please submit it as soon as you can as we wouldn't
want to miss out on a potentially interesting and engaging paper!



Proposals should be sent to:

Amy Jagger
Research and Enterprise Administrator
Leeds College of Music
3 Quarry Hill
Leeds
LS2 7PD

0113 222 3431
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