DAY 2 SUNDAY 31 JULY 2016 @ CHURCHILL COLLEGE
(Papers slots are 20 mins each (15 min presentation + 5 min Q&A). Workshops are 45 mins each.
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SESSION D : COMMENCES 11.45 AM
| Intercultural dialogues & music-making Chair: Gabby Arenge (Recital Room in Music Centre) |
Performance art : music, movement & poetry Chair: Susmita Pujara (Chapel) |
| Amanda BAYLEY & Chartwell DUTIRO Developing dialogues in intercultural music-making. READ MORE >> |
Laura BRERA The cathartic relevance of the subtle body in performance art. READ MORE >> |
| Juan MONTOYA Crises of academic music in modern society, the funnel, theory. READ MORE >> |
Nina ASSIMAKOPOULOS
Poetry expressed through music beyond the written word. |
| Karen LONSDALE Development of a new Malaysian flute method book: sourcing and creating music for beginner flute players in a Multi-ethnic, Multi-cultural and Multi-religious society. READ MORE >> |
Lori JIN CHAO The artistic characteristics of Peking Opera. READ MORE >> |
| Critical/intercultural/sonic (ethno-)musicology Chair: Rachel Lai (Recital Room in Music Centre) |
Performance for spaces, space for performance Chair: Gabby Arenge (Chapel) |
| Trevor WIGGINS Intercultural good practice versus neocolonialism. READ MORE >> |
Sally WALMSLEY Beyond limits: using participatory arts to explore the world of astronomy at Armagh Observatory – an account of interdisciplinary negotiation in disseminating complex ideas. READ MORE >> |
| Helen MINORS Redefining intercultural musicology as a mode of artistic and cultural translation: reassessing the National Gallery’s soundscapes exhibition (2015) READ MORE >> |
John RICHARDSON Space for performance:identity formation in the digitally-connected student live theater audience. READ MORE >> |
| Leah KARDOS Towards a sonic musicology: different approaches to contextualising and understanding the experience of music. READ MORE >> |
Mark ARGENT Looking at you looking at me: reflections in a Balinese mirror. READ MORE >> |