Anatomy of Listening, June 2009

Please read the Call for Papers. This colloquium is supported by the Royal Society of Edinburgh and The University of Glasgow.

Saturday 13th June

10:00am	Orality and Literacy, Practice and Theory: Learning from Walter Ong Dr Ingrid Pearson, Royal College of Music, London Download Handout
	Listening Carefully to Mondestrunken and Galgenlied Dr Jane Manning (Kingston University), Prof Graham Hair & Mr Ben Hillman (Glasgow University) View Presentation Materials
	Morning Tea
11:30am	The Rôle of Perception in Musical Listening Ms Bryony Buck, Glasgow University
	The Primal Sketch of Music Dr Sandra Quinn, Nottingham University
	Musicians' Hearing and the Noise Of Performance Dr Aaron Williamon, Royal College of Music, London

1:00pm	Lunch.

2:30pm	Listening to the Strings Dr Cordelia Hall, Dr John O’Donnell and Dr Nick Bailey, Glasgow University
	How the Universe Listens to Itself: Spherical Music. Dr John Williamson, Electronics & Electrical Engineering, Glasgow University View Slides
	Afternoon Tea
4:00pm	Informing Microtonal Performance through Listening Dr Nick Bailey, Dr Alex South and Mr Bill Evans (Glasgow University) View accompanying paper
	ArticuDynam-ism: a study examining relationships between musical structures, attack force and timbre Prof Bruce Mahin and Dr John Hildreth, Centre for Music Technology, Radford University, United States View accompanying paper

6:00pm	The Edinburgh Quartet Recital Programme Notes

Venue: Glasgow University Concert Hall (on the ground floor of the Hunterian Museum)

10:00am	Articulating Musical Structure through Auditory and Visual Performance Parameters Ms Jennifer MacRitchie & Dr Nick Bailey, Glasgow University View Slides
	Temporality of Listening in Performance Ms Elena Esteban Muñoz, Royal Conservatory of Madrid, Spain
	Morning Tea
11:30am	The Search For The Temporal Grail? Reflections On Notation, Control And Digital Music Representations Ms Carola Böhm, Department for Contemporary Arts, Manchester Metropolitan University
11:30am	A System for the Analysis of Musical Data Mr Stuart Pullinger, Glasgow University View Slides

1:00pm	Lunch.

2:15pm	Listening to the Transcendental Concert Studies Pre-concert Talk Prof Graham Hair, Glasgow University
3:00pm	Martin Jones: Pianist Recital

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