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Re-Visions: Call for papers
The theme of the conference is re-Visions. In music research we develop new visions, and re-visions, about and around the music we study. As professional scholars we also create new visions for our discipline. As musicians engaged in composition or performance, we create or re-create 'visions' in sound. The theme re-Vision is designed to provide a framework within which we can share our current work in music research.
Proposals are invited within the following broad topics, or in any of the many areas of music research:
- re-Visions in understanding the practice of music-making
- Composition, performance, arrangement; composers, performers, arrangers
- Formal and informal music-making
- Music reception studies
- re-Visions in understanding the context of music-making
- Practical contexts
- Deeper/wider cultural contexts
- re-Visions in understanding the role and purpose of music research
- New musicologies
- Music research and performance
- Music research and education
Proposals for papers, workshops, performances, or other presentations that share the results of research in the field are invited. The deadline for submissions is 3 May 2010.
Abstracts should consist of up to 250 words for individual papers and workshops, and up to 500 words for panels of three presenters (including names of participants and chair). They should be sent via email to the chair of the programme committee: alan.davison@otago.ac.nz. Abstracts should be submitted as an email attachment (Word document, 12pt Times New Roman font, left justified) with the presenter's surname as the document title (e.g. Davison.doc). Please include (in this order):- Name of author(s) (as you would like it to appear in the programme)
- Institution or affiliation
- Contact phone numbers
- Title of paper
- Abstract text (single paragraph, no citations or footnotes)
- Five keywords for your presentation