RHYTHMICS / MUSIC & MOVEMENT
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Program:
10:00 a.m. Welcome
10:10 a.m. Artist interview with Prof. Tamara McCall (Regensburg)
10:40 a.m. Lecture by Prof. Meike Britt Hübner (Weimar)
11:15 a.m. Coffee break
11:30 a.m. Lecture by Prof. Dr. Stephanie Schroedter (Vienna)
12:15 p.m. Expert exchange on "Rhythmik im Netz - Rhythmik vernetzt"
1:00 p.m. End
Artist interview:
10:10 a.m. Tamara McCall gives insights into her work as a performer and choreographer in inclusive dance theater in conversation with Prof. Elisabeth Pelz.
Lecture:
10:40 a.m. Lecture by Prof. Meike Britt Hübner (University of Music FRANZ LISZT Weimar)
"Anders! Music and movement with young people."
Experiences with a disarming target group in the context of rhythmics.
Exploring scope. Defining boundaries. And crossing them.
Doubting.
Tenderly. Wooden. Inventive.
Full of devotion.
Lecture:
11:30 a.m. Prof. Dr. Stephanie Schroedter (University of Music and Performing Arts Vienna)
"Musikalisch beweges Wissen erforschen - Explorationen zwischen künstlerischer Praxis und Theoriebildung"
My presentation will focus on a variety of possibilities for the artistic-creative design of interactions between music and movement/dance as well as approaches to their analysis. I will first concentrate on movement for music and music for movement, then on music in movement and movement in music and finally on music as movement and movement as music. The aim is to outline aspects of the education and fields of application of the subject area of rhythm/music and movement, artistic practices and their (practice-based/practical) research, as well as starting points for theory formation (which opens up practice). In order to illustrate the relationship between these different sub-areas and their direct interaction, I have designed an "Eye of Rhythm", which I would also like to present and, above all, put up for discussion.
People:
Prof. Tamara McCall (Regensburg)
Graduate rhythmicist, from 2007 to 2024 Professor of Elementary Music Education at Osnabrück University of Applied Sciences with a focus on performance, rhythm and movement, music and dance improvisation and inclusive dance theater. Since summer semester 2025 Professor at OTH Regensburg for Rhythmics / Music and Movement in Social Work. She is particularly interested in the further development of adult music and movement practice in times of inclusive education. In her freelance practice, she leads performance projects throughout Germany and gives further training courses, primarily in the fields of rhythmics, inclusion and dance theater. Founded the initiative "JellyArt" for inclusive music and dance performance in Osnabrück (own productions, performance projects and mediation). Since March 2025 Professor of Music and Movement in Social Work at OTH Regensburg.
Prof. Meike Britt Hübner (Weimar)
Meike Britt Hübner loves working with 14 to 18-year-olds.
She is a qualified actress and rhythmician with several years of stage experience in the theater and has worked as a freelancer for various institutions in the field of musical and cultural education with young people. She is a professor of music and movement education/rhythmics at the HfM Weimar and is responsible for the EMP/rhythmics Master's program with a performance profile.
Prof. Dr. Stephanie Schroredter (Vienna)
Stephanie Schroedter has been working at the interface of music, dance and theater/performance since completing her doctorate in music/dance studies in Salzburg (awarded the NRW Dance Science Prize). In addition to the conception/implementation of FWF, DFG and SNF-funded research projects, she has held professorships in Music, Dance, Theater and Media Studies. In 2015 she habilitated at the FU Berlin (music and dance studies) and in 2021 was appointed to a professorship in the theory of rhythm/music and movement at the University of Music and Performing Arts Vienna. Her most recent edited volume Music and Motion. Interweaving of Artistic Practice and Theory with contributions from 41 international authors will be published in 2025 (Vienna and Bielefeld: mdw-press in cooperation with transcript, open access via: https://www.mdw.ac.at/mdwpress/).
Participation is free of charge. Registration at: fachtag.rhythmik@hfmt-hamburg.de
Organized by Prof. Elisabeth Pelz and Alexander Riedmüller
With the kind support of the Hamburg Open Online University - HOOU and Rhythmik, Musik und Bewegung Nord e.V.