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The AHRC Research Centre for Musical Performance as Creative Practice
(CMPCP) announces vacancies for two part-time, post-doctoral Research Posts,
each lasting three years. The first - Research Associate 1 (Quantitative
Methods) - will begin on 1 May 2010, whereas the second - Research Associate
2 (Qualitative Methods) - will commence on 1 August 2010. Further details
are available below, at www.mus.cam.ac.uk/vacancies, and at www.jobs.ac.uk.
Deadline: 5 pm on Monday 11 January 2010.
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Research Associate 1 (Quantitative Methods) on the research project
'Creative Learning and “Original” Musical Performance'
Salary: £27,183 – £35,469 pro rata*
Limit of tenure applies**
Start date: 1 May 2010
Are you interested in exploring how creativity and originality in musical
performance might be fostered in the teaching studio, practice room and
academic classroom? Would you like to conduct ethnographic, observational,
analytical and other forms of research at two London conservatoires as part
of a team within a major international research centre?
You will be employed on a part-time (50% FTE) basis for 36 months. You will
work under Professor John Rink (Centre Director and Principal Investigator
on this project), with associated project leaders (Dr Aaron Williamon and Dr
Helena Gaunt), and with other members of the AHRC Research Centre for
Musical Performance as Creative Practice (CMPCP), a research initiative
based in the Cambridge Faculty of Music with an overall budget of c.£2.1
million. The Centre features five large-scale research projects, four of
which have associated workshop packages. You will be a member of the team
pursuing the project 'Creative Learning and “Original” Musical Performance',
which will be conducted in association with the Guildhall School of Music &
Drama (GSMD) and the Royal College of Music (RCM). You will work alongside
Research Associate 2 (Qualitative Methods). One of the main purposes of your
role is to provide methodological and analytical expertise and input into
quantitative aspects of the research being conducted by the project team as
a whole.
You will be employed by and based at the University of Cambridge but will
conduct fieldwork in London at the Guildhall School of Music & Drama and the
Royal College of Music.
Further particulars and an application form can be found on the Faculty of
Music website: www.mus.cam.ac.uk/vacancies. The closing date for
applications is 5 pm on Monday 11 January 2010. Please return completed
applications electronically to the Centre Coordinator, Ms Kerri French, at
[log in to unmask] by the closing date. If you wish to send a hard copy
application please post it to Ms French at the Faculty of Music, University
of Cambridge, 11 West Road, Cambridge CB3 9DP. Please quote reference
GT06050.
Interviews will be held during the first two weeks of February 2010 at the
Faculty of Music in Cambridge or the Guildhall School of Music & Drama in
London.
* The post is graded at Grade 7 of the University's single salary spine and
initially will be available at step 1 on this grade.
**Limit of tenure: three years from 1 May 2010
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Research Associate 2 (Qualitative Methods) on the research project 'Creative
Learning and “Original” Musical Performance'
Salary: £27,183 - £35,469 pro rata*
Limit of tenure applies**
Start date: 1 August 2010
Are you interested in exploring how creativity and originality in musical
performance might be fostered in the teaching studio, practice room and
academic classroom? Would you like to conduct ethnographic, observational,
analytical and other forms of research at two London conservatoires as part
of a team within a major international research centre?
You will be employed on a part-time (50% FTE) basis for 36 months. You will
work under Professor John Rink (Centre Director and Principal Investigator
on this project), with associated project leaders (Dr Aaron Williamon and Dr
Helena Gaunt), and with other members of the AHRC Research Centre for
Musical Performance as Creative Practice (CMPCP), a research initiative
based in the Cambridge Faculty of Music with an overall budget of c.£2.1
million. The Centre features five large-scale research projects, four of
which have associated workshop packages. You will be a member of the team
pursuing the project 'Creative Learning and “Original” Musical Performance',
which will be conducted in association with the Guildhall School of Music &
Drama (GSMD) and the Royal College of Music (RCM). You will work alongside
Research Associate 1 (Quantitative Methods). One of the main purposes of
your role is to provide methodological and analytical expertise and input
into qualitative aspects of the research being conducted by the project team
as a whole.
You will be employed by and based at the University of Cambridge but will
conduct fieldwork in London at the Guildhall School of Music & Drama and the
Royal College of Music.
Further particulars and an application form can be found on the Faculty of
Music website: www.mus.cam.ac.uk/vacancies. The closing date for
applications is 5 pm on Monday 11 January 2010. Please return completed
applications electronically to the Centre Coordinator, Ms Kerri French, at
[log in to unmask] by the closing date. If you wish to send a hard copy
application please post it to Ms French at the Faculty of Music, University
of Cambridge, 11 West Road, Cambridge CB3 9DP. Please quote reference
GT0651.
Interviews will be held during the first two weeks of February 2010 at the
Faculty of Music in Cambridge or the Guildhall School of Music & Drama in
London.
* The post is graded at Grade 7 of the University's single salary spine and
initially will be available at step 1 on this grade.
**Limit of tenure: three years from 1 August 2010
Professor John Rink
Faculty of Music
University of Cambridge
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****End of forwarded message****
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Dr J. P. E. Harper-Scott
Senior Lecturer
Department of Music
Royal Holloway, University of London
http://web.me.com/jpehs/
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