Wednesday 8 November
Pre-Congress Workshop – MusiQuE Peer Reviewers Training
FOR REGISTERED PARTICIPANTS ONLY
Training workshop organized by MusiQuE – Music Quality Enhancement
Professional development training workshop about quality enhancement and accreditation, mainly for the music sector but potentially open to the other performing arts sectors within conservatoires. The workshop is for current Peer Reviewers as well as students and staff members of (higher) music education institutions – experienced or not – who are interested in becoming Peer Reviewers for MusiQuE in the future, are motivated to reflect on their experience and practice as Peer Reviewers or have a general interest in quality assurance and accreditation in conservatoires.
Working dinner for Pre-Congress Participants
Thursday 9 November
Continuation of the Pre-Congress Workshop – MusiQuE Peer Reviewers Training
FOR REGISTERED PARTICIPANTS ONLY
Training workshop organized by MusiQuE – Music Quality Enhancement
Pre Congress Workshops
Led by the Chairs of the Assembly, Assembly Working Group, Editorial Board and PRIhME participants.
Coffee Break at 11:00
The workshop will be facilitated by members of the TUNE project team
Coffee Break at 11:00
With members of the ARTEMIS Advocacy Task Force & Advisory group.
Coffee Break at 11:00
With members of the EPASA – European Performing Arts Students Association
Coffee Break at 11:00
Registration starts – welcome coffee
Optional Guided Tour for AMARE
Welcome to Newcomers with members of AEC Council and AEC Office Team
Welcome to Students – for student delegates, with EPASA and members of the Congress Committee
Opening Event and Artistic Performances
Words of welcome by:
- Lies Colman, Director of the Royal Conservatoire in The Hague
- Jaap Smit, King’s Commissioner of South Holland
- Michael Wilder, President of NASM (United States)
- Shahanum Mohamad Shah, SEADOM former President
- Alf Richard Kraggerud, Chairman YMTE Young Music Talents in Europe
- Monica Vejgaard, EPASA President & Mimi Harmer, EPASA Vice-President
- Deborah Kelleher, President of the AEC
Opening Brainstorming on topics proposed by participants
Introduction by Stefan Gies, AEC Chief Executive
Welcome Reception
Friday 10 November
Registrations for late comers
Plenary Session I
Music Introduction (15 min)
“AI: What does it mean for the future of HMEI and for their concepts of quality?”
moderated by Paul Craenen, Royal Conservatoire The Hague
contributions by:
- Orla McDonagh, MusiQuE
- Miranda Harmer, EPASA
- Ine Vanoeveren, Conservatoire Royal de Liège
- Luc Döbereiner, Staatliche Hochschule für Musik Trossingen
Parallel Sessions 1
a session organised by the ARTEMIS Digitisation working group and EPASA with Sandrine Desmurs, Mimi Harmer, Håkon Kvidal, and Raffaele Longo, MUSENSE project, and Diana Salazar GLOCODA project – 75 min
with Lies Colman, Lynsey Callaghan, Ingfrid Breie Nyhus, Guillermo Rodriguez, ARTEMIS Capacity Building working group and Marijn Abbink, Royal Conservatoire The Hague, Thomas Besnard Conservatoire National Supérieur Musique et Danse de Lyon – 75 min
with Martin Prchal and Janneke Ravenhorst, Royal Conservatoire The Hague, Linda Merrick, Peter Tornquist, Joe Bowman, SEADOM, Jacques Moreau, Finn Schumacker and Orla McDonagh, MusiQuE– 75 min
With Deborah Kelleher, Gretchen Amussen, David-Emil Wickstroem, Esther Nass, Mkay Krause, PRIhME; Ankna Arockiam and Steven Faber members of ARTEMIS Gender Equality and Non-discrimination Mainstreaming Task Force– 75 min
with Silja Fischer, International Music Council, Nod Knowles, European Folk Network, Anothai Nithibon, Princess Galyani Vadhana Institute of Music in Bangkok and SEADOM, Hannes Pries, Pop and Jazz Platform, Katja Thomson, ARTEMIS Diversity working group, moderated by: Keld Hosbond and Claire Michon, AEC Council members – 75 min
Informal Networking
Parallel Sessions II
presentations by Lennaert van Heumen, Dutch Erasmus National Agency NUFFIC, and Jan-Gerd Krueger, Wei Boon Tan, and Melissa Mercadal, ARTEMIS International Relations Coordinators working group, moderated by Abra Bush, College Music Society, United States– 75 min
chaired by Deborah Kelleher, AEC President, with Astrid Kvalbein, Norwegian Academy of Music, Diana Mos, National University of Music Bucharest, Emilie Delorme, Conservatoire de Paris, Emilie Gardberg, Sibelius Academy – Uniarts Helsinki, Nuria Sempere, Escola Superior de Música de Catalunya, Ulrike Sych, Universität für Musik und darstellende Kunst Wien, Lies Colman, Royal Conservatoire – University of the Arts The Hague, Mirjana Nikolic, University of Arts Belgrade and Martin Prchal, Royal Conservatoire – University of the Arts The Hague – 45 min
Annouk Van Moorsel & Magda Thielemans, Royal conservatoire AP University College Antwerp
A session with Miranda Harmer and Natalie Roe, EPASA, Janneke Ravenhorst and Sara de los Campos, Royal Conservatoire The Hague and Jacques Moreau, MusiQuE- 75 min
by Esther Viñuela, Kadri Steinbach, Małgorzata Sternal, members of the ARTEMIS Lifelong Learning Working Group and Claire Michon, Pôle Alienor, Poitiers – 45 min
by Filip Zieliński, Heidelberg University – 30 min
by KatjaThomson, Karine Hahn, Karolien Dons and Monica Vejgaard, ARTEMIS Diversity, Inclusion & Gender Equality Working Group and Ankna Arockiam, Steven Faber and Alfonso Guerra ARTEMIS Gender Equality and Non-discrimination Mainstreaming Task Force –75 min
Networking Lunch
Parallel Sessions III
with Rui Penha, ESMAE Porto, Evelyn Buyken, RAPPLab Project, Stefan Ostersjo, REACT Project, Helena Gaunt RWCMD Cardiff, moderated by Stephen Broad EPARM working group – 75 min
with Pablo Traine, Milda Orvydaite, Miguel Pissarra Correia Pinto Varela, Emma Hedrick, Chiara Paganini, students from the Royal Conservatoire The Hague, and Natalie Roe, Monica Vejgaard and Mimi Harmer, EPASA – 75 min
with Veronika Leiner and Johannes Meissl, and NOVO Quartet, mdw Vienna, Luca Dupont-Spirio, CNSMD Paris, Bruno Pereira, Escola Superior de Música e Artes do Espetáculo do Porto, Barbara Willi, Janacek Academy of Music Brno and Danilo Mascetti, Royal Conservaotoire The Hague, moderated by Jan-Gerd Krüger, chair of the ARTEMIS IRC working group – 75 min
with Dušanka Jelenković, Maria Kalleitner-Huber, AEC Goes Green Working Group and Esther Vinuela, Escuela Superior de Música Reina Sofía, Madrid, Spain, Madrid, Spain, Porter Ellerman, Royal Conservatoire The Hague, Morten Qvenild, Norwegian Academy of music – 75 min
with Lucia di Cecca, Stefan Gies, Ross Lyness, Balázs Kecskés, Alf Richard Kraggerud, Mattias Lundqvist, Minna-Maria Pesonen, Mario Zecher AEC-YMTE Joint Working Group and Stephan Barratt-Due, Barratt-Due Institute of Music Oslo,Elisabeth Gutjahr AEC ExCom member-75 min
Informal Networking
Regional Meetings with Council Members
Please see Whova for countries division and rooms
Wrap up with EU representative
Musical Introduction
Speech by Georg Häusler, Director for Culture, Creativity and Sport in the European Commission (DG EAC)
Q&A moderated by Stefan Gies
Saturday 11 November
Optional Guided Tour for AMARE
Information Forum and Market
Musical Introduction
Plenary presentations by AEC Member institutions moderated by Deborah Kelleher, AEC President, followed by Q&A with the speakers in the form of “market place”
Networking with Refreshments with Information Market
Discussion groups (3 topics to be chosen by Council)
Networking Lunch
AEC General Assembly 2023
Students’s Wrap Up – hosted by EPASA
Informal Networking
Closing Session
Announcement of the AEC Congress 2024
