School of Music, University of Leeds
25-26 March 2010
KEYNOTE SPEAKERS
Professor Eric Clarke & Professor David Temperley
The first Empirical Musicology Conference in April 2007 demonstrated the contribution that empirical approaches can bring to bear on a range of musicological issues. This two-day International Conference will continue to explore the diversity of empirical approaches within the discipline by focusing on performance, highlighting the contribution that such methods can bring to knowledge, understanding and application within this and related disciplines.
Proposals for papers were invited on any topic relating to the use of empirical methods for understanding performance, including (but not restricted to) practical matters, critical appraisals, educational, psychological and theoretical perspectives.
March 23rd: Click here to view the conference abstracts
March 9th: Click here to view the conference schedule Online Booking is now open :
There are six categories of delegate fees, click on the link to be directed to the online payment system:
- Delegate Fee (Full price - SEMPRE member) £95.00
- Delegate Fee (Student - SEMPRE) £40.00
- Delegate Fee (Full price) £105.00
- Delegate Fee (Student) £55.00
- Delegate Fee (Day Rate, March25) £60.00
- Delegate Fee (Day Rate, March 26) £55.00
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| Conference Queries Dr Karen Burland & Dr Luke Windsor School of Music University of Leeds Leeds LS2 9JT Email: k.burland@leeds.ac.uk w.l.windsor@leeds.ac.uk Website: http://www.leeds.ac.uk/music, http://www.icsrim.org.uk |
SEMPRE Queries Dr Elaine King SEMPRE Conference Secretary Department of Drama & Music University of Hull HU6 7RX Email: E.C.King@hull.ac.uk Website: http://www.sempre.org.uk |
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Note: All abstract submissions will be considered anonymously by the Programme Committee. |
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