The 27th EAS Conference/ 7th European ISME Regional Conference will take place at Malmö Academy of Music and Malmö Live in Malmö (Sweden), from 15 to 18 May 2019!
AEC, EAS and EMU have a good history of cooperation: through the Music Education working group of the European Music Council (EMC); in the development of Learning Outcomes and Quality standards for both musical performance and music pedagogy; in work on pre-college music education (within the AEC ‘Polifonia’ and ‘Full Score’ projects); in joint policy statements and in the organisation of joint events. Fill in the form and get part of DigiTiME
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Information about the 26th EAS Conference (Jelgava) here!
You can download the detailed schedule for the 26th EAS Conference here.
The EAS announces an open call, among its members, for the positions of the National Coordinator, for the two years period from 2018 to 2019, for the following countries (applications till 28th of February 2018): Bosnia, Denmark, France, Iceland, Malta, Slovakia, Romania and Russia.
Only 30 days left until our next EAS-Conference in Jelgava/Latvia will open the doors. The 26th EAS Conference will take place from 14th to 17th March, 2018. We are looking forward to a great event in the ‘singing country’ Latvia. Don’t forget to register and have a look at our Keynotes and the Conference Schedule!
The new Special Focus Group (SFG) SiME (Singing in Music Education) is pleased to announce that renowned voice researchers Professor Graham Welch (UK) and Professor Patrick Freer (US) will be participating as special guests in our inaugural Singing in Music Education launch in Jelgava 2018! This will take place during our Special Focus Group ”Open Session” on Friday, March 16, 15:45- 16:45 (CET). EAS President Gerhard Sammer will be joining us, and all EAS interested delegates are welcome!
A leading voice in Music Education research for the past four decades, Professor Welch will deliver an inaugural address via Skype and participate in our Q & A discussion on vital questions facing singing in schools today and the potential impact research networks like our own can achieve.
Professor Freer is recognized as an established authority in voice and choir research, with specific focus on young male voices. He has expressed interest in working closely with our SFG and will also join us via Skype to participate in our discussion.
