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2004
and 2009: International Conference “The Changing Face of Music
Education”
The
first major international conference on "The Changing Face
of Music Education" took place in 2004
at
Tallinn University (TLU), main organizers where Tiina Selke,
Kerri Kotta and Maris Männik-Kirme. Foreign guests came from
Finland, Great Britain, Hungary, Belarus, Ireland and Latvia. The
keynote speaker was prof. Keith Swanwick from the University of
London. The number of participants and the audience was around
150.
Second conference of the same name with the subtitle
"Music
and Environment"
took place in 2009
at
Tallinn University (TLU), main organizers where Tiina Selke,
Kerri Kotta and Gerhard Lock. Forign guests came from
Finland,
Latvia, USA, Great Britain, Norway, Germany, Switzerland,
Austria, Serbia, Hungary, Turkey, Australia, France, Greece,
Italy and Russia. Keynote speakers were prof. John Sloboda (Keele
University), prof. Mario Baroni (Bologna
University),
prof. Pozzi Escot and prof. Robert Cogan (Boston, New England
Conservatory).
The number of participants and the audience was around 200.
Three concerts were organized during the
2009
conference: the Norwegian-Tamil-Estonian children's concert, ETV
children's and Vaasa Onkilahden school's children's concert and a
concert with Estonian and American contemporary music (H. Tulve,
M. Vihmand, P. Escot, R. Cogan) performed by Jon Sakata &
Jung Mi Lee (piano) and Joan Heller (sopran) (all USA). The
conference was financially supported by U.S. and Austrian
embassies, City of Tallinn and Cultural Endowment of Estonia.
Both conferences were represented by nationally and
internationally renowned scholars from different fields; in 2009
beside professionals from music pedagogy also specialist from
music theory, composition, and dance. Both conferences were
active in knowledge-exchange forums for researchers, headlined by
the top experts in their area. Part of the conferences were also
practical workshops, which proved popular in both occasions.
Audience were scientists, but also Estonian music
teachers, who carried forward conferences' experiences to
schools. Conferences' positive and lasting impact is felt both in
Estonia as well as those countries where the foreign guests came
from. It has resulted in increased links between the Estonian and
international researchers.
Both
the conference abstracts and selected articles have been
published on CD-ROM:
2004
(ISBN 9985-58-314-0)
2009 (ISBN 978-9985-58-632-7)
2004
CD-ROM
publication
„The Changing Face of Music Education“.
1st International Conference. Editor-in-chief Tiina Selke.
Tallinn: Tallinn pedagogical University. 20 articles, 188
pages.
Editorial board: Gary McPherson (University
of South Wales), Jukka Louhivuori (Jyväskylä University), Jaan
Ross (University of Tartu, Estonian Academy of Music and
Theatre), Antti Juvonen (University Joensuu), Mikko Anttila
(University Joensuu), Uladzimir Slabin (Vitsyebsk Institute of
Modern Knowledge), David Carey (Froebel College of Education
Dublin), Ieva Vizule (University of the West of England/Ventspils
University College), Francis Kiernan (Jyväskylä University),
Maris Kirme (Tallinna Pedagogical University), Tiina Selke
(Tallinna Pedagogical University), Kerri Kotta (Tallinna
Pedagogical University/Estonian Academy of Music and Theatre).
CD-ROM
publication
„Music and Environment“. The
Changing Face of Music Education“. 2nd International
Conference. Editor-in-chief Tiina Selke, technical editor Gerhard
Lock. Tallinn: Tallinn University.
The aim of the
conference “The Changing Face of Music Education” is to bring
together educators, musicologists, and practicing musicians in
order to promote and generate new ideas about music and music
education. The main topic of the conference on music education is
environment. In a very broad sense, the concept of environment
can refer to mental, cultural, social, or the physical
environment, which in turn, can be created, reflected, and
integrated with the music and different music activities. The aim
of the conference is to emphasize the importance of the
environment in music education or closely related fields and to
generate further ideas as to how knowledge of the environmental
aspect can enhance the quality of our everyday praxis. The
conference is taking place in Tallinn, Estonia, from April 23–25,
2009. It is hosted by the Department of Music of the Institute of
Fine Arts at Tallinn University. There were submitted
98 abstracts.
Each abstract was peer-reviewed by three evaluators. The authors
whose abstracts were accepted were enabled to submit the full
text of their presentation, which, in turn, were again
peer-reviewed by two or three international experts. As a result,
the proceedings include 68
abstracts and
35
articles.
Editorial
board: John
Sloboda (Keele University), Jaan Ross (Estonian Academy of Music
and Theatre, University of Tartu), Tiina Selka (Tallinn
University), Kerri Kotta (Estonian Academy of Music and Theatre,
Tallinn University), Gerhard Lock (Tallinn University, Estonian
Academy of Music and Theatre), Pozzi Escot (New England
Conservatory Boston), Alison Daubney (University of Sussex,
Roehampton University London), Jelena Davidova (Daugavpils
University), Nigel Marshall (Roehampton University London), Mikko
Anttila (University of Joensuu), Antti Juvonen (University of
Joensuu), Dominik Sedivy (Universität Wien, Universität
Klagenfurt), David Yoken (Turku University of Applied Sciences),
Leith Symington (University of Stavanger)
CFME09
ABSTRACTS (PDF)
The
Changing Face of Music and Art Education: Yesterday, Today,
Tomorrow 2012
The Changing Face of Music and Art Education:
Yesterday, Today, Tomorrow 2011
Music Education Yesterday,
Today, Tomorrow 2007, 2008, 2010
The Changing Face of Music
Education 2004, 2009
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