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Music, Pedagogy and Community
A one day symposium to be held at the University of South Wales
Cardiff Campus, ATRiuM Building, 86-88 Adam Street, CF24 2FN
9.30am – 5.00pm, Saturday, 5th March 2016
Keynote speaker: Professor Raymond MacDonald (University of Edinburgh)
Description
The University of South Wales and the Creative Industries Research Institute will host a symposium on music, pedagogy and community. The symposium will explore ideas of how musical participatory practices can build a sense of community,
and how pedagogical practices, formal but also and possibly more importantly informal, are a part of the process of social continuity in certain societies, cultures or sub-cultures. We want to bring scholars and artists together to explore and investigate
the notions of communities built (wholly or in part) around music. The symposium is a one day event which takes place on 5th of March 2016.
Registration is now open:
https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/music-pedagogy-and-community-symposium-tickets-20694791679 .
Schedule
9.30 - Coffee and Registration
10.00 - Welcome and Introduction: Rob Smith (convenor), Richard Hand
10.15 - Session 1: Music and Communities
- Rod Paton (Video Provocation): Grade 8 Survivors
- Luana Garcia: Performing the nation: Music, Ideology and Discourse in the Performance of Brazil
- Peter Jachimiak & Steve Johnson: “It’s all about music”: Podcasts, Audiences, and Trans-Border Communities
- Stephen Roberts: Learning theology through music: an investigation into the theological pedagogy implicit in musical participation
Chair: Rob Smith
12.15 - Keynote speech: Raymond MacDonald
Empowering musical communities through community music.
Chair: Richard Hand
13.15 - Buffet lunch
Poster presentation
Ceri Tippetts: Participatory arts practice at the Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama
14.00 - Performance presentation
Maggie Nicols and Debi Withers: Gathering Souls / Healing (Gendered) Wounds
Chair: Raymond MacDonald
14.30 - Session 2: Community music in practice
- June Boyce-Tillman: The challenges of radical musical inclusion
- Stephen Hetherington: Forgotten People: Physical Disability and Music-making Forgotten People: Physical Disability and Music-making
- Rachel-Anne Charles: Measuring the value of steelpan education on youth in Trinidad and Tobago
- Michelle Newman: Caught between Rock and a hard place: Young people’s involvement in a community music project as an early intervention strategy
Chair: Paul Carr
16.30 - Roundtable, questions and close: Paul Carr, Raymond MacDonald, Rob Smith
Find out more about the symposium at http://drama.research.southwales.ac.uk/music/symposium/.
Kind Regards,
Christina
Dr Christina Papagiannouli
Research Assistant | Gynorthwy-ydd Ymchwil
Faculty of Creative Industries |Cyfadran y Diwydiannau Creadigol
University of South Wales | Prifysgol De Cymru
ATRium, Adam Street
Cardiff | Caerdydd
CF24 2FN
Room|Ystafell: CA402
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Tel | Fon: 01443 668705
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