Conference Agenda
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Session Overview | |
Location: 121 |
Date: Thursday, 05/June/2025 | |
10:30am - 12:00pm |
Papers - Musical Voices Location: 121 Chair: Rūta Girdzijauskienė Unlocking children's thinking with and through notation in Irish choral practice Cantar Mais Project: fostering musical creativity in portuguese schools Raising a Common Voice: Reclaiming the School Choir beyond Student-Centredness |
12:15pm - 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 Collective free improvisation in the Flemish general music classroom: Probing student’s lived experience through flow. |
2:30pm - 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 Reconstructing children’s perspectives and discourses of musical participation within a wide-reaching music and dance program in elementary schools in Germany Flute Moves: Developing Movement-Based Instrumental Practices for Young Learners Through Collaborative Action Research |
4:30pm - 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“ Developing musical skills in preschool-aged children through playing by ear Lithuanian polyphonic songs "Sutartinės": the structural possibilities of their musical language for the development of pupils' musicianship and listenership |
Date: Friday, 06/June/2025 | |
10:30am - 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 Musical learning in the post-digital age: unlocking voices of teenage learners in the context of digital music production. Developing post-digital musicianship in interdisciplinary multimedia performances. An interview study to reconstruct students’ approaches to the use of digital music practices |
12:15pm - 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 Gesture-based Augmented Reality for Music Education |
2:30pm - 4:00pm |
Papers - Emerging Technologies, Future Directions, Latest Findings Location: 121 Chair: Morel I. Koren Empowering students' learning through innovative digital music education pedagogies “...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 “Studying music education. You won't be replaced by AI here” - How are music education studies being modified by new technologies? |
4:30pm - 5:30pm |
DigiTiME Open Session Location: 121 |
Date: Saturday, 07/June/2025 | |
9:00am - 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 Fostering Collaborative Creativity in Specialized Music Education Settings: A Sound-Centered Approach in Early Musical Training |
10:30am - 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" Who is the broker of the gap? Or how do findings from music didactics research find their way into teaching? Enhancing Teacher Training Through Musical Creativity: The Impact of CREDMUS Project |
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