CONF: Musical Topics and Performance Practice, Melbourne Conservatorium of Music, 1-2 June 2023
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Musical Topics and Performance Practice: A Symposium
June 1-2
Melbourne Conservatorium of Music - Ian Potter Southbank Centre
Faculty of Fine Arts and Music - The University of Melbourne
This Symposium explores the interactions between musical topics and performance practice and the implications of topical awareness in an eloquent performance.
The keynote, in the form of a lecture-recital, will be delivered by Dr. Julian Hellaby, editor of the recently published Musical Topics and Musical Performance (Routledge, 2023), which will be launched at the symposium. In addition to papers on specific case studies by scholars and performers working on various musical genres and time periods, there will be plenary presentations given by A/Prof Janice Dickensheets and Prof Melanie Plesch, respectively. The Symposium will also feature interactive Q&A sessions between presenters and participants.
To attend the full symposium, please register at: https://tinyurl.com/mrx4h593
Further information can be found at https://www.topictheory.net/ as well as the Melbourne Conservatorium of Music Events' website: https://events.unimelb.edu.au/event/30011-musical-topics-and-performance-practice-a
The Symposium organisers acknowledge the support of the Macgeorge Bequest.
June 1-2
Melbourne Conservatorium of Music - Ian Potter Southbank Centre
Faculty of Fine Arts and Music - The University of Melbourne
This Symposium explores the interactions between musical topics and performance practice and the implications of topical awareness in an eloquent performance.
The keynote, in the form of a lecture-recital, will be delivered by Dr. Julian Hellaby, editor of the recently published Musical Topics and Musical Performance (Routledge, 2023), which will be launched at the symposium. In addition to papers on specific case studies by scholars and performers working on various musical genres and time periods, there will be plenary presentations given by A/Prof Janice Dickensheets and Prof Melanie Plesch, respectively. The Symposium will also feature interactive Q&A sessions between presenters and participants.
To attend the full symposium, please register at: https://tinyurl.com/mrx4h593
Further information can be found at https://www.topictheory.net/ as well as the Melbourne Conservatorium of Music Events' website: https://events.unimelb.edu.au/event/30011-musical-topics-and-performance-practice-a
The Symposium organisers acknowledge the support of the Macgeorge Bequest.
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