SibA Research Days 2021
The annual SibA Research Days are co-organised by the DocMus and MuTri Doctoral Schools of the Sibelius Academy, Uniarts, Helsinki. It provides a space, where Sibelius Academy students and teachers from various artistic, scientific and applied research disciplines come together to learn from, share and connect with each other and collaborate on problem-solving and shared areas of interest.
The event will be held online.
Event website
Registration
Register for the event, only registered members can participate. The deadline for the registration is 1st of March 2021, 16:00.
Programme
Monday 8.3.2021
10:00 Opening words by Dr. Saijaleena Rantanen, the Director of the MuTri Doctoral School, Sibelius Academy, Uniarts Helsinki
10:15–11:05 Session 1
10:15 Lucy Abrams-Husso: Institutionalizing Uptown: A study of contemporary music practice in New York Cities 1960-1970
10:45 Martin Galmiche: Tackling spatial and social injustice in music education: A systems view of AÏCO in Lyon, France
11:05–11:10 Pause, 5 minutes
11:10–12:00 Session 2
11:10 Lauri Kilpiö: Aspects on Texture and Sound as Motivic Components in my Orchestral Work Sinfoninen kuva
11:40 Ville Raasakka: Material Ecology in Musical Composition
12:00–13:00 Lunch
13:00–14:00 Session 3
13:00 Spiros Delegos: A Modal Heterotopia: Signs of Makam Modality in Interwar Rebetiko
13:30 Riikka Talvitie: Mimesis, Metaphor, Modeling — a script as a composing tool
14:00–14:05 Pause, 5 minutes
14:05–15:25 Panel discussion: Embodied listening and expression in the arts
Professor of Music Education, Marjaleena Juntunen , Sibelius Academy, Uniarts Helsinki – Chair
Professor, Susanne Jaresand, Artistic Director, Luleå University of Technology, Ballet Academy Stockholm
Professor of Dance Pedagogy, Eeva Anttila, Teak, Uniarts Helsinki
Theatre Director, Erik Söderblom
Harpsichordist, Doctoral candidate, Marianna Henriksson, Docmus, Sibelius Academy, Uniarts Helsinki
15:25–15:30 Pause, 5 minutes
15:30–16:30 Keynote: Professor of Music Education, Heidi Partti, Sibelius Academy, Uniarts Helsinki
End of day 1
Tuesday 9.3.2021
10:00–11:00 Session 4
10:00 Pauliina Valtasaari: Career supervision and mental coaching for orchestra musicians
10:30 Anne Elisabeth Piirainen: Jewish, Russian, French…? Exploring cosmopolitan tendencies in the clarinet music of Yulian Krein
11:00–11:05 Pause, 5 minutes
11:05–12:00 Session 5
11:05 Helga Karen: Webern as an inspiration
11:25 Adriano Adewale:Berimbau – uncovering the sonic wisdom of a musical bow
11:55–13:00 Lunch
13:00–14:00 Keynote: Professor Neil Heyde, Visiting Professor, DocMus, Sibelius Academy, Uniarts Helsinki, Head of Postgraduate Programmes, Royal Academy of Music, University of London:
Finding ‘real’ questions and ‘inventing’ responses? Dispatches from the artistic research front.
14:00–14:05 Pause, 5 minutes
14:05–14:45 Session 6
14:05 Paola Livorsi: Sounding Bodies: a Space Exploration through Bodies and Voices
14:25 Jouni Hirvelä: Composing with movements – Embodiment of violin playing as compositional material
14:45–14:50 Pause, 5 minutes
14:50–15:40 Session 7
14:50 Maria Puusaari: Leading as a Method for Interaction and Communication in the Performance–Practice of Contemporary Music
15:20 Antti Snellman: Promoting Self-Directedness: an Educational Double-Edged Sword?
15:40–16:00 Ending words – Professor Tuire Kuusi, Docmus, Sibelius Academy, Uniarts Helsinki
Web posters
Pia Siirala: Aspects of hearing with music of the indigenous people of northeastern Siberia
Uljas Pulkkis: Coefficient of variation as a measurement of orchestration timbre homogeneity
Abstracts
Further information
Uljas Pulkkis
Doctoral Student, Sibelius Academy
uljas.pulkkis@uniarts.fi
The annual SibA Research Days are co-organised by the DocMus and MuTri Doctoral Schools of the Sibelius Academy, Uniarts, Helsinki. It provides a space, where Sibelius Academy students and teachers from various artistic, scientific and applied research disciplines come together to learn from, share and connect with each other and collaborate on problem-solving and shared areas of interest.
The event will be held online.
Event website
Registration
Register for the event, only registered members can participate. The deadline for the registration is 1st of March 2021, 16:00.
Programme
Monday 8.3.2021
10:00 Opening words by Dr. Saijaleena Rantanen, the Director of the MuTri Doctoral School, Sibelius Academy, Uniarts Helsinki
10:15–11:05 Session 1
10:15 Lucy Abrams-Husso: Institutionalizing Uptown: A study of contemporary music practice in New York Cities 1960-1970
10:45 Martin Galmiche: Tackling spatial and social injustice in music education: A systems view of AÏCO in Lyon, France
11:05–11:10 Pause, 5 minutes
11:10–12:00 Session 2
11:10 Lauri Kilpiö: Aspects on Texture and Sound as Motivic Components in my Orchestral Work Sinfoninen kuva
11:40 Ville Raasakka: Material Ecology in Musical Composition
12:00–13:00 Lunch
13:00–14:00 Session 3
13:00 Spiros Delegos: A Modal Heterotopia: Signs of Makam Modality in Interwar Rebetiko
13:30 Riikka Talvitie: Mimesis, Metaphor, Modeling — a script as a composing tool
14:00–14:05 Pause, 5 minutes
14:05–15:25 Panel discussion: Embodied listening and expression in the arts
Professor of Music Education, Marjaleena Juntunen , Sibelius Academy, Uniarts Helsinki – Chair
Professor, Susanne Jaresand, Artistic Director, Luleå University of Technology, Ballet Academy Stockholm
Professor of Dance Pedagogy, Eeva Anttila, Teak, Uniarts Helsinki
Theatre Director, Erik Söderblom
Harpsichordist, Doctoral candidate, Marianna Henriksson, Docmus, Sibelius Academy, Uniarts Helsinki
15:25–15:30 Pause, 5 minutes
15:30–16:30 Keynote: Professor of Music Education, Heidi Partti, Sibelius Academy, Uniarts Helsinki
End of day 1
Tuesday 9.3.2021
10:00–11:00 Session 4
10:00 Pauliina Valtasaari: Career supervision and mental coaching for orchestra musicians
10:30 Anne Elisabeth Piirainen: Jewish, Russian, French…? Exploring cosmopolitan tendencies in the clarinet music of Yulian Krein
11:00–11:05 Pause, 5 minutes
11:05–12:00 Session 5
11:05 Helga Karen: Webern as an inspiration
11:25 Adriano Adewale:Berimbau – uncovering the sonic wisdom of a musical bow
11:55–13:00 Lunch
13:00–14:00 Keynote: Professor Neil Heyde, Visiting Professor, DocMus, Sibelius Academy, Uniarts Helsinki, Head of Postgraduate Programmes, Royal Academy of Music, University of London:
Finding ‘real’ questions and ‘inventing’ responses? Dispatches from the artistic research front.
14:00–14:05 Pause, 5 minutes
14:05–14:45 Session 6
14:05 Paola Livorsi: Sounding Bodies: a Space Exploration through Bodies and Voices
14:25 Jouni Hirvelä: Composing with movements – Embodiment of violin playing as compositional material
14:45–14:50 Pause, 5 minutes
14:50–15:40 Session 7
14:50 Maria Puusaari: Leading as a Method for Interaction and Communication in the Performance–Practice of Contemporary Music
15:20 Antti Snellman: Promoting Self-Directedness: an Educational Double-Edged Sword?
15:40–16:00 Ending words – Professor Tuire Kuusi, Docmus, Sibelius Academy, Uniarts Helsinki
Web posters
Pia Siirala: Aspects of hearing with music of the indigenous people of northeastern Siberia
Uljas Pulkkis: Coefficient of variation as a measurement of orchestration timbre homogeneity
Abstracts
Further information
Uljas Pulkkis
Doctoral Student, Sibelius Academy
uljas.pulkkis@uniarts.fi