CFP: This is Your Brain on Music Theory, Indiana Univ., Bloomington, Feb 2010
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CALL FOR PAPERS
"This is Your Brain on Music Theory"
2010 Indiana University Symposium of Research in Music Theory
Bloomington, Indiana
February 26-27, 2010
The Indiana University Graduate Theory Association is proud to announce our 2010 Symposium of Research in Music Theory to take place Friday and Saturday, February 26 and 27. This year’s topic will be music and cognition. The conference will feature keynote speakers Robert Gjerdingen of Northwestern University and Lawrence Zbikowski of the Univesity of Chicago. Additionally, the conference will feature invited speakers Eric Isaacson and Vasili Byros of Indiana University, and Elizabeth Margulis of University of Arkansas.
We are currently soliciting proposals dealing with the topic of music and cognition from numerous perspectives. Paper presentations will be twenty minutes in length, followed by ten minutes for questions. We also encourage the submission of posters, special panels, and non-traditional formats for presentations. The deadline for proposals is Friday, December 11. Emailed submissions must be sent by this date and postal mail submissions postmarked by this date.
Please see the following URL for submission details and further information:
http://www.music.indiana.edu/department/theory/gta/2010symp/Call%20for%20Papers.shtml
"This is Your Brain on Music Theory"
2010 Indiana University Symposium of Research in Music Theory
Bloomington, Indiana
February 26-27, 2010
The Indiana University Graduate Theory Association is proud to announce our 2010 Symposium of Research in Music Theory to take place Friday and Saturday, February 26 and 27. This year’s topic will be music and cognition. The conference will feature keynote speakers Robert Gjerdingen of Northwestern University and Lawrence Zbikowski of the Univesity of Chicago. Additionally, the conference will feature invited speakers Eric Isaacson and Vasili Byros of Indiana University, and Elizabeth Margulis of University of Arkansas.
We are currently soliciting proposals dealing with the topic of music and cognition from numerous perspectives. Paper presentations will be twenty minutes in length, followed by ten minutes for questions. We also encourage the submission of posters, special panels, and non-traditional formats for presentations. The deadline for proposals is Friday, December 11. Emailed submissions must be sent by this date and postal mail submissions postmarked by this date.
Please see the following URL for submission details and further information:
http://www.music.indiana.edu/department/theory/gta/2010symp/Call%20for%20Papers.shtml
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