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The times are relevant to Brisbane, Australia time.
Note: All presentations are 15 minutes long plus an additional 5 minutes question time.
Monday’s timetable online via Zoom.
If not presenting, be sure to mute your microphone and turn off your camera.
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MONDAY
November 28
 Presenter/s; Activity Presentation Topic
6:00pm Dr Diana Tolmie & Professor Vanessa Tomlinson Acknowledgement of Country, Welcome and Online Orientation
6:10pm Dr Stefan Hajkowicz Keynote: Our future world – Global megatrends reshaping the future and what it means for musicians
6:40pm Question Time  
6:50pm Break  
7–7:15pm Professor Ryan Daniel Reconceptualising higher education programs in music for a rapidly changing global creative industries sector
7:20–7:35pm Dr Kristina Kelman & Dr Elizabeth Pipe Student perceptions of ‘making it’ in London: Talent migration post-Brexit
7:40–7:55pm Prof Celia Duffy & Ms Elizabeth Jenkinson “Why are we wasting our time on this stuff?” Shifts in student to graduate expectations of a career in music – and how we can support both
8–8:10pm Break  
8:10–8:25pm Dr Guy Morrow, A/Prof Daniel Norfgård & Prof Peter Tschmuck Rethinking the music business: Music contexts, rights, data and covid-19
8:30–8:45pm Dr Mathew Flynn & Ms Rachael Drury Teaching the rights way: The case for integrating copyright into the higher education music curriculum
8:50–9:05pm Mr Carljohnson Anacin Playlist curation as a DIO practice and alternative music promotion model among Filipino independent musicians
9:10–9:20pm Break  
9:20–9:35pm A/Prof Lotte Latukefu Cultural diversity and creative career design in music conservatoires
9:40–9:55pm Ms Fiona Gentle Creating anyway: The creation of a college remote musical during covid-19 lockdown
10–10:15pm Mr Hayden Mitt Implications of personal and professional identity construction in multi-stylistic portfolio musicianship
10:20pm Symposium Day 1 Closes Thanks and acknowledgements

 

 

 

TUESDAY
November 29
 Presenter/s; Activity Presentation Topic
6:00pm Dr Diana Tolmie Acknowledgement of Country, Welcome and Online Orientation
6:05-6:20pm Dr Anthea Skinner & Professor Aaron Corn Adaptive instruments for professional musicians with disability: Technology to support careers and enable lifelong learning
6:25–6:40pm Dr Caitlin Shaughnessy, Dr Neta Spiro, Dr George Waddell, Prof Rosie Perkins, Dr Aifric Campbell & Prof Aaron Williamon Arts professionals’ livelihoods beyond COVID-19: Findings and implications of the HEartS Professional project
6:45–7:00pm Ms Kirsten Tong Understanding the role of small-scale philanthropy within small-to-medium art music organisations
7:05–7:25pm Dr Nicole Canham Workshop: Career constellations for music careers influencers
7:25–7:30pm Break  
7:30–7:45pm Dr Renée Duncan & Ms Jen Rafferty Redefining Success
7:50–8:05pm Ms Christine Grier An exploration of the pathways, conceptions, and professional development values of multi-instrument teachers in Ireland
8:10–8:25pm Mr Brad Fuller & Mr Peter Orenstein Resilience through convergence: A journey from musician to teacher to musician-teacher
8:30–8:40pm Break  
8:40–8:55pm Dr Pamela Pike Navigating possible career paths during uncertain times
9:00–9:15pm Dr Renée Duncan A Webmaster’s Perspective on Refreshing and Renewing Your Online Presence
9:20–9:35pm Dr Karen Lonsdale

Reflecting on teaching instrumental, vocal and music theory lessons using the Zoom platform:

An authoethnography
9:40pm Symposium Day 2 Closes Thanks and acknowledgements