Current Practices of Classical Music: Research, Issues, and Ideas for Futures (Ringvorlesung auf Englisch)
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- Subject according curriculum
- all subjects
- Teachers
- Prof. Dr. Jutta Toelle
- Scope
- Dates: 22.04. Jutta Toelle, 06.05. Gina Emerson, Berlin, 13.05. Sarah Price, Liverpool/ UK, 03.06. Kristina Kolbe, Rotterdam/ NL, 10.06. Sergio García Cuesta, Copenhagen/ DK, 24.06. Raymond MacDonald, Edinburgh/ UK each Tue, 18-20 h
- Room
- Mendelssohn-Saal
- Duration
- 1.5 Semesterwochenstunden
- Description
"Classical" music and classical music practice form the basis of German conservatoire education. But how and where exactly what is played, for whom and above all why, is subject to fashions and trends; all of this is constantly being questioned, tried out, discussed and evaluated. In the course of this lecture series, international lecturers will present current music research on topics such as improvisation, diversity, audience research, participation and artistic citizenship and discuss their ideas with musicians and students.
"Classical" music and classical music practice form the basis of German conservatoire education. But how and where exactly what is played, for whom and above all why, is subject to fashions and trends; all of this is constantly being questioned, tried out, discussed and evaluated. In the course of this lecture series, international lecturers will present current music research on topics such as improvisation, diversity, audience research, participation and artistic citizenship and discuss their topics with musicians and students.
- Credits
- 2 Creditpoints
- Comments
Registration at: https://elearning.hfmt-hamburg.de/course/view.php?id=809
- Modules
- Wahlmodul freie Wahl (alle Studiengänge), Wahlmodul Lehramt