ISME Commission for the Education of the Professional Musician (CEPROM) Online Synchronous Seminar 2020 |
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Online 29 - 31 July 2020
Due to COVID-19, the seminar will be delivered as an online, free event.
To attend, you need to be an ISME member and to register by 15th July.
REGISTRATION NOW OPEN
Welcome
The ISME Education of the Professional Music Commission Pre-Conference Seminar will be held from 29 to 31 July, 2020 at the University of Oulu and Oulu University of Applied Sciences in Oulu, Finland. Due to the current COVID-19 situation, the seminar will be held synchronously online.
The mission of the ISME Commission for the Education of the Professional Musician is to engage in and promote a variety of activities in international and local settings that focus on the professional musician as one who accepts responsibility for advancing and disseminating music as an integral part of life, and whose engagement with music reflects perception, understanding, appreciation, and mastery in a manner that conveys meaning to people. The Commission serves to foster the recognition of the many modes of educating and training musicians as practiced by various societies and cultures; to emphasise strategies through which educators can prepare musicians for the continually changing role of the musician in various contexts, societies and cultures; and to raise awareness and develop an appreciation of matters pertaining to the general health and welfare of musicians.
The 23rd Pre-Conference Seminar of CEPROM will bring together practitioners and scholars involved in the Education of the Professional Musician to celebrate and explore the practices, pedagogies, roles and status that are currently shaping the learning and teaching of music professional around the world.
The ISME Commission for the Education of the Professional Musician (CEPROM) Pre-Conference Seminar 2020 will explore how arts institutions and individual musicians can foster inclusion, sustainability and equity in and through their musical practices.
I warmly welcome you to join us to discuss issues related to diversity and inclusion, and to investigate together how we might impart high ethical values and practices in music education and prepare students to become ethically acting musicians and music educators working for the benefit of humanity and the earth.
Heidi Partti (Commission Chair)
on behalf of the CEPROM Commission and the Organising Committee
The mission of the ISME Commission for the Education of the Professional Musician is to engage in and promote a variety of activities in international and local settings that focus on the professional musician as one who accepts responsibility for advancing and disseminating music as an integral part of life, and whose engagement with music reflects perception, understanding, appreciation, and mastery in a manner that conveys meaning to people. The Commission serves to foster the recognition of the many modes of educating and training musicians as practiced by various societies and cultures; to emphasise strategies through which educators can prepare musicians for the continually changing role of the musician in various contexts, societies and cultures; and to raise awareness and develop an appreciation of matters pertaining to the general health and welfare of musicians.
The 23rd Pre-Conference Seminar of CEPROM will bring together practitioners and scholars involved in the Education of the Professional Musician to celebrate and explore the practices, pedagogies, roles and status that are currently shaping the learning and teaching of music professional around the world.
The ISME Commission for the Education of the Professional Musician (CEPROM) Pre-Conference Seminar 2020 will explore how arts institutions and individual musicians can foster inclusion, sustainability and equity in and through their musical practices.
I warmly welcome you to join us to discuss issues related to diversity and inclusion, and to investigate together how we might impart high ethical values and practices in music education and prepare students to become ethically acting musicians and music educators working for the benefit of humanity and the earth.
Heidi Partti (Commission Chair)
on behalf of the CEPROM Commission and the Organising Committee
CEPROM Pre-Conference Seminar sponsors
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