Keynotes for EAS 2022 in Belgrade

The following researchers will hold the keynote speeches at the EAS Conference in Belgrade in May 2022:

Alexandra Lamont 
(Professor of Music Psychology, Keele University, Keele, Staffordshire, UK)

Adam Ockelford
(Professor of Music, University of Roehampton)

Mihailo Antović
(Professor, Faculty of Philosophy, University of Niš, Serbia; Department of Musicology and Media Studies, Humboldt University, Berlin)

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First EAS Regional Event: “Seventh International Symposium of Music Pedagogues” (May 13-15, 2021)

The EAS sent out a Call for “Regional Events 2021” and Sabina Vidulin applied with her “Seventh international Symposium of Music Pedagogues” which is organized by the Academy of Music in Pula and will be held from May 13 to May 15 2021 for the first time online. The EAS is supporting this symposium and acknowlegdes the great organisational work behind this event.
The symposium has the topic: Multidisciplinary Crossroads: Researches in Music Education

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Doctoral Student Forum (DSF) 2021

We are pleased to announce that the 10th annual Doctoral Student Forum for Music Education will be held online. The Forum takes place from Tuesday, March 23th until Thursday, March 25th 2021. It is part of the EAS conference originally to be held physically in Freiburg, Germany which is now held online, too. It begins on the day prior to the main conference and participants will also be included in the main conference programme.

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Open Call: Staff Member for the EAS Student Forum

One position of the Staff Members for the EAS Student Forum is available (=SF Lead from 2022). This is usually for a period of 4 years. The person selected will work together with Bernd Clausen for the Student Forum 2021 in Freiburg and take on the leading role after the Freiburg conference in March 2021 and will prepare (with support from EAS Board Member Andreas Bernhofer) the Student Forums 2022-2024.

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EAS announces and welcomes Special Focus Group (SFG) coordinators

EAS Special Focus Groups (SFGs) are working groups of EAS members. Each provides a forum for the involvement of individuals, drawn together by a common interest in a field of study, teaching or research. At this moment, there are 3 EAS SFGs, led by three SFG coordinators. On behalf of the EAS board, we would like to announce the names, and welcome these new SFG coordinators:

Jonas Völker (DE), PRiME Coordinator

Philipp Ahner (DE), DigiTiME Coordinator

Helmut Schaumberger (AT), SiME Coordinator.

For inquiries about SFGs, contact Sezen Özeke, EAS-SFG Coordinator (EAS Board) at sezenozeke@uludag.edu.tr