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Session Overview
Location: 121
Date: Thursday, 05/June/2025
10:30am
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12:00pm
Papers - Musical Voices
Location: 121
Chair: Rūta Girdzijauskienė
 

Unlocking children's thinking with and through notation in Irish choral practice

Higgins, Yvonne



Cantar Mais Project: fostering musical creativity in portuguese schools

Costa, Gilberto



Raising a Common Voice: Reclaiming the School Choir beyond Student-Centredness

Koopal, Wiebe

12:15pm
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1:15pm
Papers - Musical Voices
Location: 121
Chair: Tina Bohak Adam
 

Investigating Young Children’s Musical Improvisation Pathways: An Action Research in a Greek Kindergarten School

Adamopoulou, Katerina



Collective free improvisation in the Flemish general music classroom: Probing student’s lived experience through flow.

Verneert, Filip

2:30pm
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4:00pm
Papers - Musical Voices
Location: 121
Chair: Thomas Geudens
 

Principles, requirements and limitations of music notation in a cross-cultural perspective using the example of the Brazilian instrument pandeiro

Nilles, Johannes; Araújo, João



Reconstructing children’s perspectives and discourses of musical participation within a wide-reaching music and dance program in elementary schools in Germany

Ardila-Mantilla, Natalia; Moll, Carla



Flute Moves: Developing Movement-Based Instrumental Practices for Young Learners Through Collaborative Action Research

Shubin, Emma; Nijs, Luc

4:30pm
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6:00pm
Papers - Musical Voices
Location: 121
Chair: Basak Gorgoretti
 

Young Audiences and classical organ music? Evaluation of the organ concert for children „Orgelbauer Fröhlich“

Bruns, Friedhelm



Developing musical skills in preschool-aged children through playing by ear

ANDRIOTI, EVI



Lithuanian polyphonic songs "Sutartinės": the structural possibilities of their musical language for the development of pupils' musicianship and listenership

Velička, Eirimas

Date: Friday, 06/June/2025
10:30am
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12:00pm
Papers - Emerging Technologies, Future Directions, Latest Findings
Location: 121
Chair: Benno Spieker
 

Hearing different voices for co-creative music education. Developing and experiencing new teaching and learning-scenarios through human-computer-interaction-songwriting in community music settings

Bade, Dr. des. Fabian



Musical learning in the post-digital age: unlocking voices of teenage learners in the context of digital music production.

Schenk, Timmy



Developing post-digital musicianship in interdisciplinary multimedia performances. An interview study to reconstruct students’ approaches to the use of digital music practices

Schaubruch, Josef; Beisiegel, Jacqueline; Durczok, Frederik; Valerie, Krupp

12:15pm
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1:15pm
Papers - Emerging Technologies, Future Directions, Latest Findings
Location: 121
Chair: Benno Spieker
 

AI as »Deus ex machina«? Voices of human and non-human actors in human-computer-interaction music education

Bade, Dr. des. Fabian



Gesture-based Augmented Reality for Music Education

Nijs, Luc; Behzadaval, Bahareh

2:30pm
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4:00pm
Papers - Emerging Technologies, Future Directions, Latest Findings
Location: 121
Chair: Morel I. Koren
 

Empowering students' learning through innovative digital music education pedagogies

Therapontos, Nasia; Xenophontos, Katherine



“...and then I went to my favorite platform and picked up some inspiration”. Collecting, selecting, and transforming reference as crucial skills for songwriting-producing in the post-digital age

Neuhausen, Timo



“Studying music education. You won't be replaced by AI here” - How are music education studies being modified by new technologies?

Weyrauch, Ilona; Bernhofer, Andreas; Brunner, Georg; Mommartz, Sabine; Schellberg, Gabriele

4:30pm
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5:30pm
DigiTiME Open Session
Location: 121
Date: Saturday, 07/June/2025
9:00am
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10:00am
Papers - Curriculum and Professional Development
Location: 121
Chair: Bendik Fredriksen
 

Unveiling the potential of Blended Intensive Music Education Programs for students and teachers

Chrysostomou, Smaragda; Aróstegui Plaza, José Luis



Fostering Collaborative Creativity in Specialized Music Education Settings: A Sound-Centered Approach in Early Musical Training

Veloso, Ana Luísa

10:30am
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12:00pm
Papers - Curriculum Development, Professional Development
Location: 121
Chair: Franz Niermann
 

Teaching practices of musical theory and aural skills in higher education: "why, what, how and by whom"

Costa, Jorge Alexandre



Who is the broker of the gap? Or how do findings from music didactics research find their way into teaching?

Mommartz, Sabine



Enhancing Teacher Training Through Musical Creativity: The Impact of CREDMUS Project

Riera Martínez, Joanna; Buj Corral, Marina; Fernández Barros, Andrea; Asensio Arjona, Verónica


 
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