#MusicColloq friends! For the next two weeks, we are helping host the annual Teaching Music History Conference, sponsored by the @amspsg.
Sessions will run M-F at 4pm EDT, June 8-19.
As always, get all the scheduling details (including Zoom link) at https://t.co/DtTvkzwUla!
An diesem Wochenende können Sie gemütlich von zu Hause aus unser Online-Musikfestival #Szenenwechsel verfolgen. Informationen zum Programm und den Link zum Gratis-Stream finden Sie unter https://t.co/qqhpTUykx8 #hslu#hslumusik
My book (#industrybook) comes out one month from today!
On Tuesday night, I'm talking about it with @alexrossmusic in the Popular Music Books in Process series, details here https://t.co/FSoXFgKaa2
Thrilled to share the programme of our #UrbanNostalgia online conference, 5–7 July 2020 @EhessCral@EHESS_fr Paris time (CEST) To participate, please register at https://t.co/slwCypPHOk Full abstracts + details https://t.co/Wmjdyg6XTC PLEASE RT WIDELY! 😎
Teaching Music History Conference FINAL DAY! (Today 6/19, 4pm EDT)
Anthony Bushard and Brian Moore, "Music as Art, Discipline, and Profession: A Case Study for Collaborative Research, Teaching, and Performance" and Conference-end wrap-up discussion
See you then!
Teaching Music History Conference FINAL DAY! (Today 6/19, 4pm EDT)
Anthony Bushard and Brian Moore, "Music as Art, Discipline, and Profession: A Case Study for Collaborative Research, Teaching, and Performance" and Conference-end wrap-up discussion
See you then!
Penultimate day of the Teaching Music History Conference! Today (6/18, 4pmEDT):
Matthew Baumer, Kelly Huff, and Terry Dean, Workshop: "Generating New Empirical Research in Music History Pedagogy"
Hope to see you at 4pm, link and details at https://t.co/DtTvkzwUla
Today's Teaching Music History Conference (6/17, 4pmEDT):
Lacie Eades, "Western Classical Music with a 1990’s VH1 Twist: Creating a Pop-Up Video Assignment"
Colin Roust, "Writing Better about Music: A New Collaboration between a School of Music and a Writing Center"
Teaching Music History Conference week two continues! (6/16, 4pmEDT)
William A. Everett, "Because White Fragility Exists in the Music History Classroom"
Margaret E. Walker, "Teaching Globally Entangled Histories of Music"
https://t.co/DtTvkzOvcI for link and details!
Week 2 of Teaching Music History Conference begins today (6/15, 4pmEDT):
Eric Hung @msumeric and Amy Hartsough, Workshop: "Open Difficult Conversations in the Music History Classroom through Asian American Art Songs"
https://t.co/DtTvkzwUla for link and details! See you at 4!
@BrookeMcCorkle Yes, lots of the talks are being recorded over the two weeks of Teaching Music History hosting - give a holler to Dan Blim or to the https://t.co/DtTvkzwUla email!
Wrapping up week one of the Teaching Music History Conference today (6/12, 4pmEDT):
Mary Natvig, "Mental Health and the Pedagogy of Self-Disclosure"
Kristy Swift, "Creating Wicked Students": Protest(ed) Music Assignments and Assessments"
https://t.co/DtTvkzwUla for details!
Today (6/11, 4pmEDT) in the Teaching Music History conf:
Reba Wissner @reba_wissner and Daniel Guberman @dan_guberman, Workshop: "UnAssessment in the Music History Classroom"
https://t.co/DtTvkzOvcI for full schedule and links!
Teaching Music History Conference continuing today (6/10, 4pmEDT):
Esther Morgan-Ellis @Esmoell, "A Case Study in Open-Access Education" and
Lars Christensen, "Teaching Global Music History Across Time and Space"
See you at 4! https://t.co/DtTvkzOvcI for link and details!
Today's (6/9, 4pmEDT) Teaching Music History conf:
Danielle M. Kuntz, "Behind the Screen: Practical Strategies and Outcomes for Undergraduate Engagement in Music Archives"
@DFoslerLussier, ""Seeing Ourselves in the Past: Music in Higher Education in 1877 and Today"
TODAY (6/8, 4pm EDT) as part of the Teaching Music History Conference:
Alice V. Clark, "Uncovering a Diverse Early Music"
Bryanna Beasley, "Teaching Diversity in Identity & Musical Roles through Late Romantic & Post-Romantic Women Composers"
https://t.co/DtTvkzOvcI for link!
TODAY (6/8, 4pm EDT) as part of the Teaching Music History Conference:
Alice V. Clark, "Uncovering a Diverse Early Music"
Bryanna Beasley, "Teaching Diversity in Identity & Musical Roles through Late Romantic & Post-Romantic Women Composers"
https://t.co/DtTvkzOvcI for link!