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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 is on one online Zoom link only.
If not presenting, be sure to mute your microphone and turn off your camera.
Please reserve questions for the chat function where possible, and submit once the presenter has finished speaking.
| MONDAY December 6 |
Presenter/s; Activity | Presentation Topic |
| 6:00pm | Dr Diana Tolmie | Acknowledgement of Country, Welcome and Online Orientation |
| 6:10pm | Dr Nicole Canham | Keynote: The luggage we must leave behind |
| 6:40pm | Question Time | |
| 6:50pm | Break | |
| 7–7:15pm | Dr Karlin Love & Prof. Margaret Barrett | ‘Mother Trees’ in the professional music ecosystem |
| 7:20–7:35pm | Prof. Ryan Daniel & Mrs Lauren Moxey | The Creative Sector Biomes Model: Reconceptualising music careers for the future |
| 7:40–7:55pm | Dr Kate Power | Peer coaching in the arts and culture sector |
| 8–8:10pm | Break | |
| 8:10–8:25pm | Dr Ben Green, Prof. Andy Bennett & Dr Ernesta Sofija | Changing realities and priorities for young music-makers during a pandemic |
| 8:30–8:45pm | Prof. Pamela Burnard | Diverse creativities for re-envisioning sustainable livelihoods ‘Making-with’ music |
| 8:50–9:05pm | Prof. Rosie Perkins, Ms Caitlin Shaughnessy & Dr Andrew Hall | The experiences of musicians delivering live, personalised music online in healthcare settings: The proMiMiC project |
| 9:10–9:20pm | Break | |
| 9:20–9:35pm | Ms Tarita Botsman | Incubate Arts Queensland |
| 9:40–9:55pm | Dr Guadalupe López-Íñiguez & Prof. Heidi Westerlund | Finnish composers’ pathways and livelihoods in a changing professional ecosystem |
| 10–10:15pm | Prof. Celia Duffy | Music livelihoods through a looking glass: institutional, policy and societal perspectives |
| 10:20pm | Symposium Day 1 Closes | Thanks and acknowledgements |
Note: All presentations are 15 minutes long plus an additional 5 minutes question time.
Tuesday’s timetable is on two online Zoom breakout rooms titled STREAM 1 and STREAM 2, you will be able to switch between the two.
If not presenting, be sure to mute your microphone and turn off your camera.
Please reserve questions for the chat function where possible, and submit once the presenter has finished speaking.
|
TUESDAY |
Presenter/s; Activity |
Presentation Topic |
| 6:00pm | Dr Diana Tolmie | Acknowledgement of Country, Welcome and Online Orientation |
| 6:10–6:25pm | Dr Mathew Flynn | Thinking out loud: Educating musicians on their project and career decision-making |
| 6:30–6:45pm | Dr Kristina Kelman | This is Pop! Exploring ownership and agency in a student-run record label |
| 6:50–7:05pm | Dr Irene Barlett & Ms Ajhriahna Henshaw | Sing for your supper: Educating singers to manage a gig career in the 21st century |
| 7:10–7:20pm | Break | |
| 7:20–7:35pm | Ms Morwenna Collett | Building a musically inclusive future |
| 7:40–7:55pm | Dr Sean Foran | Patreon and digital communities: Alternative pathways for musician livelihoods |
| 8–8:15pm | Dr Narelle Yeo & Mr Brad Fuller | “Can you hear me?” Innovative group music making during the pandemic -reimagining a conservatory-based ensemble course |
| 8:20–8:30pm | Break | |
| 8:30–8:45pm | Dr Tanya Kalmanovitch | Towards a trauma-informed music pedagogy in the global pandemic |
| 8:50–9:05pm | Dr Neta Spiro, Dr George Waddell, Ms Caitlin Shaughnessy, Prof Rosie Perkins, Dr Aifric Campbell, & Prof Aaron Williamon | Work, finances, and wellbeing of arts professionals in the UK during COVID-19: A multi-wave, cross-sectional study |
| 9:10–9:25pm | Dr Pamela Pike | Fuelling career and creativity across a lifetime: The role of models and mentors |
| 9:30pm | Symposium Day 2 Closes | Thanks and acknowledgements |
Note: All presentations are 15 minutes long plus an additional 5 minutes question time.
Tuesday’s timetable is on two online Zoom breakout rooms titled STREAM 1 and STREAM 2, you will be able to switch between the two.
If not presenting, be sure to mute your microphone and turn off your camera.
Please reserve questions for the chat function where possible, and submit once the presenter has finished speaking.
|
TUESDAY |
Presenter/s; Activity |
Presentation Topic |
| 6:00pm | Dr Nicole Canham | Acknowledgement of Country, Welcome and Online Orientation |
| 6:10–6:25pm | Dr Kathleen Connell | New luggage, old motivations and moving on in musical livelihoods for older creative Australians |
| 6:30–6:45pm | Mr Cameron Deyell | The augmented guitarist: A toolkit for creative collaboration in an evolving musical landscape. |
| 6:50–7:05pm | Dr Renee Duncan & Ms Jen Rafferty | Changing course: Reshaping our musical identities |
| 7:10–7:20pm | Break | |
| 7:20–7:35pm | Dr Guy Morrow | Remunerating artist managers: Exploring the equity stake argument |
| 7:40–7:55pm | Mr Nicholas Russoniello | The Composer-Performer strikes back: Preparing today’s instrumentalists for the modern music industry |
| 8–8:15pm | Mr Dominic Kingsford | Improvise this: A jazz musician in a post normal, mid-pandemic music industry |
| 8:20–8:30pm | Break | |
| 8:30–8:45pm | Dr Steve Barry | Improvising the future: a meta-skills view of jazz education |
| 8:50–9:05pm | Assoc. Prof. Diana Blom, Ms Pamela Withnall, Dr Mark Lewis, Mr Heudrik Raga, Ms Athalia Huang, Mr Aaron Gunawickrema & Mr Peter Long | The student as collaborator: perspectives on co-researching in music academia |
| 9:10–9:25pm | Hon. Prof. Dr. Alenka Barber-Kersovan & Prof. Dr. Volker Kirchberg | Between education and profession: The role of youth orchestras as training ground for the Gig Economy |
| 9:30pm | Symposium Day 2 Closes | Thanks and acknowledgements |