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The Musicological Society of Australia Queensland Chapter Annual Lecture 2009, featuring newly appointed head of composition at University of Queensland, Dr Robert Davidson, presenting on “Conflict as a source of musical ideas: Nature/Nurture and ...
Sundays Symposium at Queensland Conservatorium was an incredible and innovative event with a vibrant group of Musicological presentation. Judges of had a difficult job determining a winner of both the undergraduate and Gordon Spearritt prize.
The...
Sundays Symposium at Queensland Conservatorium was an incredible and innovative event with a vibrant group of Musicological presentation. Judges of had a difficult job determining a winner of both the undergraduate and Gordon Spearritt prize.
The...
Musicological Society of Australia, Queensland Chapter (MSAQ) Annual Student Symposium at Queensland Conservatorium Griffith University
September 13, 2009 from 9:30am to 5pm
Queensland Conservatorium Griffith University
(Cnr Russell st. and Grey st., South Bank, Boardroom, 3rd Floor)
13 September 2009
CALL FOR PAPERS
“the odd notion that an artist does not think and a scientific enquirer does nothing else is the resu...
TODAY: Conflict as a source of musical ideas at University of Queensland, St Lucia, Nixon Room
July 23, 2009 from 4pm to 5:30pm
You are invited to the MSAQ Annual Lecture 2009, featuring newly appointed head of composition at UQ, Robert Davidson, presenting on “Conflict as a source of musical ideas: Nature/Nurture and Three Conflicts.” This will be a lecture and solo perfo...
Conflict as a source of musical ideas: MSAQ Annual Lecture at University of Queensland, St Lucia, Nixon Room
July 23, 2009 from 4pm to 5:30pm
You are invited to the MSAQ Annual Lecture 2009, featuring newly appointed head of composition at UQ, Robert Davidson, presenting on “Conflict as a source of musical ideas: Nature/Nurture and Three Conflicts.” This will be a lecture and solo perfo...
Grammy award winning record producer Mike Howlett talks candidly about the producer as artist and the role of record producers in the popular music industry. A 40 minute presentation at the Graffiti room Brisbane Powerhouse in Australia for the Mu...
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- About Me:
- Steve Dillon is a senior lecturer of Music and Sound and music education in the Faculty of Creative Industry, Queensland University of Technology. Steve’s research focuses upon meaningful engagement with music making in schools and communities. He is director of the save to DISC (Documenting Innovation in Sound Communities) Research Network which examines and documents the qualities and relationships between music, meaning, cognitive and social benefit, health and well being. Steve is also Project leader for the Australasian Collaborative Research Centre for Interaction design (ACID) network Jamming Research Creating new instruments and ways of learning for media performance
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- See: http://www.savetodisc.net/
http://www.jam2jam.com/
http://www.jamnation.ning.com/
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MSAQ Student Symposium
Sundays Symposium at Queensland Conservatorium was an incredible and innovative event with a vibrant group of Musicological presentation. Judges of had a difficult job determining a winner of both the undergraduate and Gordon Spearritt prize.
The presentations were incredibly diverse and showed the strength and enthusiasm of Queensland's active and practice based approach to musicology.
Winner of the Undergraduate Student prize was:
Reilly Smethurst (QCGU) with his Composition focused work:
Th… Continue
The presentations were incredibly diverse and showed the strength and enthusiasm of Queensland's active and practice based approach to musicology.
Winner of the Undergraduate Student prize was:
Reilly Smethurst (QCGU) with his Composition focused work:
Th… Continue
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