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25th biennial World Conference and Music Festival International Society for Music Education (ISME) August the 11th – 16th, 2002 Bergen, Norway SAMSPEL ISME 2002 ABSTRACTS AND SESSIONS GUIDE Bergen, Norway ISME 2002 © International Society of Music Education ISME 2002 Design cover pages: Risting Design Printing: A1 Stord Grafisk as 3 Contents Contents .................................................................................................................................................................................. 4 Before we begin…… ................................................................................................................................................................. 5 Greetings from the ISME Honorary President, Sir Frank Callaway.................................................................................................... 6 Thank yous…. ........................................................................................................................................................................... 7 Conference Venues.................................................................................................................................................................... 8 Day by Day Programme – SAMSPEL ISME2002............................................................................................................................ 9 Monday the 12th of August – DAY OVERVIEW AT A GLANCE......................................................................................................... 9 Session 1 August 12th 1330 - 1500..................................................................................................................................... 10 Session 2 August 12th 1530 - 1700..................................................................................................................................... 24 Tuesday the 13th of August – DAY OVERVIEW AT A GLANCE ...................................................................................................... 23 Session 3 August 13th 1030 - 1200..................................................................................................................................... 24 Session 4 August 13th 1330 - 1500..................................................................................................................................... 35 Session 5 August 13th 1530 - 1700..................................................................................................................................... 44 Wednesday the 14 th of August – DAY OVERVIEW AT A GLANCE ................................................................................................ 51 Session 6 August 14th 1030 - 1200..................................................................................................................................... 52 Thursday the 15 th of August – DAY OVERVIEW AT A GLANCE .................................................................................................... 60 Session 7 August 15th 1030 – 1200 .................................................................................................................................... 61 Session 8 August 15th 1330 - 1500..................................................................................................................................... 66 Session 9 August 15th 1530 - 1700..................................................................................................................................... 81 Friday the 16 th of August – DAY OVERVIEW AT A GLANCE ........................................................................................................ 82 Session 10 August 16th 0900 - 1030................................................................................................................................... 83 Session 11 August 16th 1030 - 1200................................................................................................................................... 86 Commissions at SAMSPEL ....................................................................................................................................................... 89 Nordic SAMSPEL .................................................................................................................................................................... 91 Focus Areas Report................................................................................................................................................................. 99 4 Before we begin…… Dear ISME 2002 participant, Welcome to Bergen and to SAMSPEL ISME 2002! Organising an ISME World Congress means a lot of planning for a great number of people. Attending such a congress means a lot of planning too. In order for you to find the best possible way through the myriad of fascinating events that constitute SAMSPEL ISME 2002 we have prepared some materials for you. You will find them all in your Conference Satchel. We have chosen to organise the main bulk of information about SAMSPEL ISME 2002 in three different publications: the CONCERT PROGRAMME, the CONGRESS PROGRAMME, and the ABSTRACTS AND SESSIONS GUIDE. You will have to combine all three of them to get a full picture of what will happen throughout the Congress Week. The CONCERT PROGRAMME gives you the times and venues for all concerts in the ISME 2002 MusicsFest and the ticket booking arrangements The CONGRESS PROGRAMME contains welcome greetings and overall information about the hosts, the design of the conference, registration and information systems, general session information, brief information about the ISME Board and Commissions, ISME events and activities, a week overview the social programme, and a city map with session and concert venues. This booklet also contains more specific and in-depth information about Conference Themes, ISME 2002 Projects and Musical Excursions, Plenary Speakers, performing groups participating at the ISME 2002 MusicsFest, evening concerts, and the Trade Show. The booklet you are reading now, the ABSTRACTS AND SESSION GUIDE, focuses on the Academic Programme. Here you will find the full academic programme for each day in terms of session times, venues, presenters and abstracts. At the beginning of each Day Programme you will find an, overview which reminds you of the main congress events of that specific day. This booklet also contains an overview of the session venues and how to find them, a section called Nordic SAMSPEL, which are sessions and concerts prepared by Nordic participants, a section on ISME Commission Activities at SAMPEL ISME 2002 and finally information about the SAMSPEL Focus Area Report which you can buy at the ISME 2002 Desk as soon as you have arrived. This 140 page Report contains the preliminary texts of the Focus Area Keynote Speakers and a selection of excellent session papers for each Focus Area. As a delegate you are free to choose what sessions you want to attend. There is no pre-registration for individual sessions. Be aware that to avoid unnecessary disturbances of presentations doors will be closed as soon as the presentation starts. Finally we would like to mention that the ABSTRACTS AND SESSION GUIDE also contains a greeting from Honorary ISME President Sir Frank Callaway to the participants of the 25th ISME World Conference. In his message Sir Frank prompts us to think of the upcoming anniversary for ISME and reminds us of the pioneering aims of the ISME Society as "stimulating music education as an integral part of general education and community life in accordance with the rights of all persons as set forth in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights" With this reminder in mind we leave you to enjoy and choose freely from the rich menu of exciting and stimulating events that will constitute SAMSPEL ISME 2002. On behalf of he Conference Organising Group Magne Espeland Chair ISME 2002. 5 Greetings from the ISME Honorary President, Sir Frank Callaway The XXV ISME Conference in Bergen, Norway, is being held 49 years after the Society was established in Brussels, Belgium, in July 1953. The occasion was the International Conference on the Role and Place of Music in the Education of Youth and Adults organised by UNESCO and the then recently formed International Music Council. From thirty nine countries came three hundred and fourteen participants as well as twenty seven performing groups, From ten different countries an International Orchestra of Musical Youth of one hundred and five players performed at an historic concert to conclude the conference. It was attended by HM Queen Elizabeth of Belgium and featured the great Paul Hindemith directing the orchestra, choirs and audience in the first performance of his Canticle to Hope (words by Paul Claudel). During the conference the eminent United States musical scholar Charles Seegar, on behalf of its international organising committee, proposed the founding of an International Society for Music Education, which they hoped would “strengthen the bonds thus formed and to carry out a task that should render very great service to the teaching of music throughout the world” When duly constituted the Society announced its main aims as stimulating music education “as an integral part of general education and community life in accordance with the rights of all persons as set forth in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights - to take part freely in the cultural life of the community and to enjoy
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