It looks likely that I will be doing some lecturing in Beijing again in mid-December, and the main writing project for that month is to complete the final work on our new book Theory and Method in Ethnomusicology, and send the manuscript to press (for publication in early 2014).
11/15/13
Musical Creation and Creativity
The Grieg Research
School (GRS) seminar “Musical Creation and Creativity: Towards new Practices, Processes and
Understandings?” takes place
at the University of Bergen, November 25-28, 2013.
I will be participating at this seminar in a panel
discussion entitled “Creativity, Civilization and Ecology” and serving as
Respondent to a paper presentation entitled “Creativity in Piano Performance
and Pedagogy: A Chinese Perspective”.
According to the announcement, “This GRS seminar will
explore the concepts of creation and creativity from an interdisciplinary point
of view, meaning comparisons and sharing of our conceptualizations as
understood within in the framework of the different disciplines involved in
Grieg Research School; musicology, music therapy, music performance
and music education, as well as related scientific areas.”
Link:
It is a relief
to be feeling well enough to make plans again, after being forced to cancel
participation in several events due to a severe flue during much of early November.
It looks likely that I will be doing some lecturing in Beijing again in mid-December, and the main writing project for that month is to complete the final work on our new book Theory and Method in Ethnomusicology, and send the manuscript to press (for publication in early 2014).
It looks likely that I will be doing some lecturing in Beijing again in mid-December, and the main writing project for that month is to complete the final work on our new book Theory and Method in Ethnomusicology, and send the manuscript to press (for publication in early 2014).
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