Practice Research Methods PGR symposium (4-12-24)

Weds Dec 4th, 10–5pm, School of Music foyer (NB: concert hall foyer, NOT the reception waiting-area)

The Royal Musical Association presents a (free) one-day symposium on practice research methods, including a keynote from Leeds alumni Lauren Redhead (Goldsmiths), and a round table on what 'method' means in practice research. While the individual presentations will be from music PGRs, the issue of methods in practice research is transdisciplinary, so researchers from any discipline are welcome, and to bring their own disciplinary perspectives for the discussion sessions.

• 10.00–10.15 Introduction & welcome
• 10.15–11.15 Short Presentations (session 1)
  • 10.15–10.30 Rachel Sullivan
  • 10.30–10.45 Bea Hebron
  • 10.45–11.00 Art Banymandhub
  • 11.00–11.15 discussion
• 11.15–11.30 Refreshment Break (tea, coffee & snacks provided)
• 11.30–12.30 Prof Mine Doğantan Dack leads a roundtable discussion on Methods and Methodologies
• 12.30–14.00 Networking Lunch (lunch not provided)
• 14.00–15.00 Short Presentations (session 2)
  • 14.00–14.15 James Mackay
  • 14.15–14.30 Mike Fletcher
  • 14.30–14.45 Marina Rossi
  • 14.45–15.00 Jacquelyn Hazel
• 15.00–15.15 Refreshment Break
• 15.15–16.15 Keynote by Dr Lauren Redhead - Methods and Ethics in the Practice of Practice Research
• 16.15–16.45 Lecture/recitals/musical examples
  • 16.15–16.30 Matthew Davey
  • 16.30–16.45 Daniel Blanco Albert / Roxanne Corda
• 16.45–17.00 Plenary & Closing Discussion