Welcome to Forum on Instrumental & Vocal Teaching 2020 |
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About the Forum
July 31st and August 1st, 2020
The East Helsinki Music Institute.
The East Helsinki Music Institute.
REGISTRATION SUSPENDED DUE TO COVID-19
MORE DETAILS TO FOLLOW IN EARLY APRIL
The forum will bring together practitioners and scholars involved in teaching of music from around the world, to investigate methods and practices of teaching instrumental or vocal students in the diverse contexts of global music making; and to explore and discuss the most recent relevant research that could assist instrumental/vocal teachers.
In following with the 2020 ISME world conference theme, Visions of Equity and Diversity, this forum encompasses all aspects of instrumental and vocal teaching and learning that may take place in public or music schools, privately or in small groups, at home or in the community. Therefore, we pre-conference seminar may be of interest to instrumental and vocal music teachers, as well as studio or peripatetic teachers who often work independently, without much collaboration with other music educators.
Presentations may focus on topics such as: methods of instruction; diversity of repertoire; the diverse needs and expectations of learners; teaching students with disabilities; teaching youngsters and adult beginners; student motivation; relationships between instructor and learner; verbal and non-verbal communication; the physiological and psychological needs of musicians; performance anxiety; stage fright; assessment; small group teaching; the role of music examinations, festivals and competitions; the all-round development of the performer; and the like. Overall, the emphasis of the Forum is on issues that have to do with “how to learn an instrument/voice” aspect of music education.
The vision for the Forum is to investigate methods and practices of teaching instrumental or vocal students in the diverse contexts of global music making and to explore and discuss the most recent relevant research that could assist instrumental/vocal teachers.
In following with the 2020 ISME world conference theme, Visions of Equity and Diversity, this forum encompasses all aspects of instrumental and vocal teaching and learning that may take place in public or music schools, privately or in small groups, at home or in the community. Therefore, we pre-conference seminar may be of interest to instrumental and vocal music teachers, as well as studio or peripatetic teachers who often work independently, without much collaboration with other music educators.
Presentations may focus on topics such as: methods of instruction; diversity of repertoire; the diverse needs and expectations of learners; teaching students with disabilities; teaching youngsters and adult beginners; student motivation; relationships between instructor and learner; verbal and non-verbal communication; the physiological and psychological needs of musicians; performance anxiety; stage fright; assessment; small group teaching; the role of music examinations, festivals and competitions; the all-round development of the performer; and the like. Overall, the emphasis of the Forum is on issues that have to do with “how to learn an instrument/voice” aspect of music education.
The vision for the Forum is to investigate methods and practices of teaching instrumental or vocal students in the diverse contexts of global music making and to explore and discuss the most recent relevant research that could assist instrumental/vocal teachers.
Say hello to Helsinki, Finland
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Helsinki is an attractive, small city. On the Baltic Sea and with lots of inlets, bays and islands it is very much a city of water. In the summer, when we will be there, you can find a wonderful open air food market right on the waterfront, where the tourist boats travel out to the islands.
We look forward to welcoming you to Helsinki from late July 2020 for what promises to be an exciting and valuable event ISME Forum pre-conference seminar. |
About the hosts
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The Music Institute of Eastern Helsinki provides basic education for children and adolescents, as well as coaching for those seeking professional studies in the field. Extensive syllabus consists of basic music and music college level studies.
The following soloist subjects can be studied at Eastern Helsinki Music Institute: piano, harpsichord, violin, viola, cello, double bass, classical guitar, kantele, flute, bass, clarinet, oboe, saxophone, bassoon, trumpet, horn, trumpet, trumpet, accordion, percussion and singing. Whenever possible, parents are involved with their child's playing lessons in the early stages and help their child with home training. The family-centered nature of studying aims to activate and enhance the creative atmosphere of the home through music. |
Welcome
I warmly welcome you to the 2020 pre-conference seminar of the Forum for Instrumental and Vocal Teaching SIG. As in previous years, the pre-conference seminar of the Forum takes place together with the Musician’s Health and Wellness SIG. The seminar aims to promote dialogue and exchange of ideas and practices within and across disciplines and cultures, in diverse contexts and pedagogical settings. We invite colleagues from the areas of instrumental and vocal teaching, school and community music, ethnomusicology, as well as psychology of music and sociology of music, to attend and present at the seminar.
Yiannis Miralis (Forum for Instrumental and Vocal Teaching SIG, Chair)
I warmly welcome you to the 2020 pre-conference seminar of the Forum for Instrumental and Vocal Teaching SIG. As in previous years, the pre-conference seminar of the Forum takes place together with the Musician’s Health and Wellness SIG. The seminar aims to promote dialogue and exchange of ideas and practices within and across disciplines and cultures, in diverse contexts and pedagogical settings. We invite colleagues from the areas of instrumental and vocal teaching, school and community music, ethnomusicology, as well as psychology of music and sociology of music, to attend and present at the seminar.
Yiannis Miralis (Forum for Instrumental and Vocal Teaching SIG, Chair)
Instrumental and Vocal Forum Pre - Conference Seminar Sponsors
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