WG2 Artistic Research in Higher Music Education
Deliverables/outcomes
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Delivery of three meetings of the European Platform for Artistic Research in Music EPARM – This has been done in cooperation with a EPARM WG. As well as the successful delivery of EPARM 2012 and EPARM 2013 in Lyon, it was decided to hold a discussion forum in 2014 at the Royal College of Music in Stockholm. THe event provided an opportunity for a joint platform with the Society for Artistic Research focused on the features of artistic research across the different artistic disciplines. The reports on the EPARM meetings can be found here.
- Study of the content of 2nd Cycle HME programmes as routes to artistic Doctorates – The group conducted a survey of existing practices as to the philosophy and design of 2nd Cycle programmes and gathered opinions on how this practice might be developed. This work has informed its handbook, looking at 2nd Cycle curricula in terms of how they can combine the functions of ‘gateway to the profession and bridge to the 3rd Cycle’.
Perspectives on 2nd cycle programmes in higher music education: French.
Perspectives on 2nd cycle programmes in higher music educations: German.
- European register of peer reviewers for artistic research in music –The group has developed a database of student projects at Masters and Doctoral level and determined to include in the fields of this database not only the project title and a short abstract but also the name of the supervisor to make possible for institutions and individuals to identify supervisors working in a particular topic area. Thanks to the involvement of the Society for Artistic Research (SAR) in the working group, a further refinement of the database concept has been introduced, integrating it with the Research Catalogue (RC) of artistic research expositions whose management is one of SAR’s key activities.
Contribution of the 3rd country partner
The WG’s work has been greatly supported by the experience of the two representatives of the 3rd country partners, one from the Queensland Conservatorium Griffith University (Australia) and the other from McGill University Schullich School of Music (Canada). The WG was helped enormously by both the support and the critical perspectives offered from these colleagues,who have actively contributed to the development of the final outcomes as well as to their dissemination in several events.
Members of the ‘Polifonia’ WG on Artistic Research in HME
- Peter Dejans (Chair – Orpheus Instituut , Gent)
- Rubén López Cano (Escola Superior de Musica de Catalunta (ESMUC), Barcelona)
- Prof. Mirjam Boggasch (Hochschule für Musik Karlsruhe , Karlsruhe)
- Tuire Kuusi (Sibelius Akatemia, Helsinki)
- Philippe Brandeis (Conservatoire National Supérieur de Musique et Danse de Paris, Paris)
- Henk Borgdorff (Society for Artistic Research (SAR), Bern)
- Dr. Stephen Broad (Royal Conservatoire of Scotland, Glasgow)
- Lina Navickaite (Lithuanian Academy of Music and Theatre, Vilnius)
- Huib Schippers (Griffith University Brisbane, Brisbane)
- Sean Ferguson (McGill University Schulich School of Music, Montreal)
- Jeremy Cox (European Association of Conservatoires (AEC), Brussels)