SibA Research Days 2022
SibA Research Days is an annual event, showcasing the Sibelius Academy doctoral studies.
Research Days will be held in person and online in hybrid format. Programme will be updated regularly. Please note that if the COVID restrictions prevent an in-person event, the Research Days will be entirely online.
Programme on Tuesday 8 March
Aleatoric & Folk Music, Chair: Lucy Abrams-Husso
9:45 Opening words – Anu Vehviläinen (DocMus)
10:00 Helga Karen: “(Not Just) Leaving It To Chance” (Paper in English in person)
10:30 Emilia Lajunen: “A Village of Haunted Fiddlers — Archive recordings as a resource” (Lecture Recital in English in person)
11:00 Coffee Break in Agora
11:20 Grant Writing and Research Funding: Veli-Markus Tapio (SKR), Sebastian Lindberg (Ehrnrooth) (ENG)
12:20 LUNCH
Performer Communication and Agency, Chair: Krishna Nagaraja
13:40 Jaska Lukkarinen: Philly Joe’s Beat – The rhythmically communicative aspects of Philly Joe Jones’s comping (Lecture Recital in English in person)
14:10 Lucy Abrams-Husso: Perspectives on Performer Agency in Electroacoustic Works for Clarinet (Paper in English in person)
14:40 Coffee Break in Agora
15:00 Keynote: (Agora): Jukkis Uotila: Jazz Improvisation (Online)
16:00 Reception in Agora
Programme on Wednesday 9 March
Discontinuity & Music Education, Chair: Jaakko Lukkarinen
10:00 Matei Gheorghiu: Dissecting various types of discontinuity (Lecture Recital in English in person)
10:30 Martin Galmiche: Music and music education as spaces (Paper in English online)
11:00 Coffee Break
11:20 Score Edition & Score-Tool
Markus Virtanen: From the Archive to the Concert Hall: On editing and performing Ann-Elise Hannikainen’s works for violin and piano (Lecture Recital in English in paper, featuring Linda Suolahti, violin and Tiina Karakorpi, piano)
Uljas Pulkkis: Audibility prediction of target instrument sound in orchestration (Paper in English in person)
12:20 LUNCH
Symphony & Improvisation, Chair: Uljas Pulkkis
13:40 Kimmo Hakola: The idea of a symphony (Paper in English online)
14:10 Libero Mureddu: Joy Against the Machine #4: a computer-controlled algorithmic score for improvisers (Lecture Recital in English in person, featuring Livia Schweizer, flutes, Aino Juutilainen, cello, Ville Herrala, double bass and Libero Mureddu, piano and electronics)
14:40 Coffee Break
15:00 Keynote: Jan Schacher: ‘Live play’ intertwines Uncertainty, Contingency, and Affect: From Performance Practice to Research Attitude (in English in person)
16:00 Closing Words – Päivi Järviö (DocMus)
Registration
The registration to participate in the event is open to 7 March 2022. Please specify in your registration form if you would like to attend in person or online. In the event that COVID restrictions prevent an in-person event, the Research Days will be entirely online.
Working group
- Uljas Pulkkis
- Krishna Nagaraja
- Lucy Abrams-Husso
- Jaakko Lukkarinen
- Iryna Gorkun-Silén
More information
Research Days will be held in person and online in hybrid format. Programme will be updated regularly. Please note that if the COVID restrictions prevent an in-person event, the Research Days will be entirely online.
Programme on Tuesday 8 March
Aleatoric & Folk Music, Chair: Lucy Abrams-Husso
9:45 Opening words – Anu Vehviläinen (DocMus)
10:00 Helga Karen: “(Not Just) Leaving It To Chance” (Paper in English in person)
10:30 Emilia Lajunen: “A Village of Haunted Fiddlers — Archive recordings as a resource” (Lecture Recital in English in person)
11:00 Coffee Break in Agora
11:20 Grant Writing and Research Funding: Veli-Markus Tapio (SKR), Sebastian Lindberg (Ehrnrooth) (ENG)
12:20 LUNCH
Performer Communication and Agency, Chair: Krishna Nagaraja
13:40 Jaska Lukkarinen: Philly Joe’s Beat – The rhythmically communicative aspects of Philly Joe Jones’s comping (Lecture Recital in English in person)
14:10 Lucy Abrams-Husso: Perspectives on Performer Agency in Electroacoustic Works for Clarinet (Paper in English in person)
14:40 Coffee Break in Agora
15:00 Keynote: (Agora): Jukkis Uotila: Jazz Improvisation (Online)
16:00 Reception in Agora
Programme on Wednesday 9 March
Discontinuity & Music Education, Chair: Jaakko Lukkarinen
10:00 Matei Gheorghiu: Dissecting various types of discontinuity (Lecture Recital in English in person)
10:30 Martin Galmiche: Music and music education as spaces (Paper in English online)
11:00 Coffee Break
11:20 Score Edition & Score-Tool
Markus Virtanen: From the Archive to the Concert Hall: On editing and performing Ann-Elise Hannikainen’s works for violin and piano (Lecture Recital in English in paper, featuring Linda Suolahti, violin and Tiina Karakorpi, piano)
Uljas Pulkkis: Audibility prediction of target instrument sound in orchestration (Paper in English in person)
12:20 LUNCH
Symphony & Improvisation, Chair: Uljas Pulkkis
13:40 Kimmo Hakola: The idea of a symphony (Paper in English online)
14:10 Libero Mureddu: Joy Against the Machine #4: a computer-controlled algorithmic score for improvisers (Lecture Recital in English in person, featuring Livia Schweizer, flutes, Aino Juutilainen, cello, Ville Herrala, double bass and Libero Mureddu, piano and electronics)
14:40 Coffee Break
15:00 Keynote: Jan Schacher: ‘Live play’ intertwines Uncertainty, Contingency, and Affect: From Performance Practice to Research Attitude (in English in person)
16:00 Closing Words – Päivi Järviö (DocMus)
Registration
The registration to participate in the event is open to 7 March 2022. Please specify in your registration form if you would like to attend in person or online. In the event that COVID restrictions prevent an in-person event, the Research Days will be entirely online.
Working group
- Uljas Pulkkis
- Krishna Nagaraja
- Lucy Abrams-Husso
- Jaakko Lukkarinen
- Iryna Gorkun-Silén