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478.0. "G�teborg Univ. plans Musicology conference" by TLE::SAVAGE () Tue Sep 12 1995 12:37

    To: "International Swedish Interest discussion list"
    From: [email protected] (Gary Berkson)
    Subj:   Conference on Music and Gender, Gothenburg
    
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    From: Margaret.Myers <[email protected]>
    
    CONFERENCE ON MUSIC, GENDER AND PEDAGOGICS,
    GOTEBORG, SWEDEN, 26-28/4 1996
    
    Goteborg University Department of Musicology plans a three-day
    international conference on music, gender, and pedagogics, to be held
    26-28/4 1996 in Goteborg (Gothenburg), Sweden. 15 speakers will present
    papers. An important part of the conference will consist of discussions
    based upon these papers which will be sent in the form of a working
    compendium to all participants before the conference. Discussions will
    be led by a chair and the author of each paper. The language of the
    conference will be English. The 3 conference themes are interpreted
    with reference to a pedagogical framework:
    
    1. Women musicians and gender politics
    2. Masculine and feminine in music activities and institutions
    3. Gender, music theory and analysis
    
    The speakers are: Marcia J Citron (USA), Beverley Diamond (CAN),
    Marjorie Glynne-Jones (UK), David Hargreaves (UK), Marcia Herndon
    (USA), Regina Himmelbauer (A), Jarna Knuuttila (FIN), Ellen Koskoff
    (USA), Roberta Lamb (CAN), Richard Leppert (USA), Pirkko Moisala (FIN),
    Eva Ohrstrom (S), Bengt Olsson (S), Karin Pendle (USA), Eva Rieger (D),
    Margaret Lucy Wilkins (UK).
    
    There is space in the programme 26-28/4 1996 for other speakers to
    present 20-minute papers. There are also places for those who would
    like to participate without giving a paper. For both categories, the
    conference fee is US $60 or 450 Skr. You are invited to contact Dr
    Margaret Myers in order to reserve your conference place and also to
    book accommodation. Those who would like to present a paper should send
    an abstract and a brief CV by 1 December 1995.
    
    Dr Margaret Myers, Conference Organiser,
    Goteborg University Department of Music,
    Box 5439, S-402 29 Goteborg, Sweden
    
    Tel: +46-31-773 40 82 or -773 40 83
    =46ax: +46-31-773 40 89
    e-mail: [email protected]
    
    On Monday 29/4 1996, a meeting of the ICTM Music and Gender Group will
    be held, hosted by the University of Goteborg Department of Music.
    Please contact the joint chairs for information :
    
    1) Dr Marcia Herndon, Music Dept/Tawes,
    University of Maryland, College Park, MD 20742, USA.
    e-mail: [email protected],
    
    2) Dr Pirkko Moisala, University of Turku, Musicology,
    SF-20500 Turku, FINLAND.
    tel: +358-21-876 673, fax: +538-21-633 65 60,
    e-mail: [email protected].
    
    
    SPEAKERS AT THE GOTEBORG CONFERENCE
    
    Dr Marcia J Citron
    Professor of Musicology, Rice University, Houston Texas, USA
    GENDER AND ANALYSIS: CECILE CHAMINADE'S PIANO SONATA OP. 21
    
    Dr Beverley Diamond
    Professor of Ethnomusicology & Musicology, York University, Toronto, CAN.
    FEMINISM IN THE MUSIC SCHOOL: STRATEGIES FOR CONFRONTING OUR CRITICS
      
    Ms Marjorie Glynne-Jones
    Registered Inspector, Freelance Inspector and Consultant, Essex, UK
    PROMISE FULFILLED? MUSIC IN SECONDARY SCHOOLS
    
    Dr David Hargreaves
    Reader in Psychology, University of Leicester, UK, Visiting Professor
    of Research in Music Education, G=96teborg University, Sweden
    GENDER & COMPUTERS IN MUSIC EDUCATION: AN ANGLO-SWEDISH STUDY
    
    Dr Marcia Herndon
    Professor of Ethnomusicology, University of Maryland, USA
    BASIC ASSUMPTIONS: CANON OR CAULDRON?
    
    Mag. Regina Himmelbauer
    Lecturer at the Eisenstadt Music Conservatory, Vienna, Austria
    EDUCATION AS A MEANS OF GENDER POLITICS
    
    Mag. Jarna Knuuttila
    Research assistant, Dept. of Psychology, University of Joensuu, Finland
    REPRODUCTION OF GENDER HIERARCHY IN THE CASE OF AMATEUR ALL-GIRL
    ROCKBANDS IN FINLAND
    
    Dr Ellen Koskoff
    Associate Professor of Ethnomusicology, Department of Musicology, The
    Eastman School of Music of the University of Rochester, New York, USA
    IS FEMALE TO MALE AS POSTMODERN IS TO MODERN? IMPLICATIONS FOR THE
    TEACHING OF ETHNOMUSICOLOGY
    
    Dr Roberta Lamb
    Ed. D., Assistant Professor, Queen's University, Kingston, Ontario,
    CAN.
    'TO BE THE WOMAN I AM'/'YOU ARE NOT YOUR OWN SELF': WOMEN'S
    CONTRADICTORY EXPERIENCES OF MENTOR/APPRENTICE PEDAGOGY IN MUSIC
    
    Dr Richard Leppert
    Professor and Chair, Department of Cultural Studies and Comparative
    Literature, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, USA
    THE SONORIC BODY: SOCIO-SEXUAL HARMONY -- ACTS OF VENGEANCE
      
    Dr Pirkko Moisala
    Associate Professor of Ethnomusicology, Department of Musicology,
    University of Turku, Finland
    GENDER, MUSIC EDUCATION, AND MUSICAL EXPERIENCE
    
    Dr Karin Pendle
    Professor of Musicology, College-Conservatory of Music, Cincinnati, USA
    OTHER OTHERS: AN APPROACH TO THE MUSIC OF MODERN AFRICAN-AMERICAN WOMEN
    
    Dr Eva Rieger
    Professor of Musicology, University of Bremen, Germany
    MUSIC AND GENDER IN HOLLYWOOD FILM
    
    Margaret Lucy Wilkins
    Composer, Senior Lecturer in Music, University of Huddersfield, UK
    'THERE ARE NO WOMEN COMPOSERS, THERE NEVER HAVE BEEN ANY AND POSSIBLY
    THERE NEVER WILL BE'. SIR THOMAS BEECHAM
    
    Dr Eva �hrstr�m, Senior Lecturer, Department of Musicology,
    University of Uppsala
    GENDER STRUCTURE IN HIGHER EDUCATION IN SWEDEN 1860-1990. TRENDS AND
    TENDENCIES.