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Events Cover Design Rome 2012 European Platform for Artistic Research in Music Fuelling Creative Enquiry: Sources and Resources for Artistic Researchers 1 AEC Pop and Jazz Platform! Lille 2012 The AEC would like to express deep gratitude to the Academia Belgica and the Conservatorio Santa Cecilia for hosting and co-organizing the EPARM Meeting 2012. The AEC team would also like to express special thanks to the members of the EPARM preparatory working group for their tremendous support in organizing the platform programme. AEC European Platform for Artistic Research in Music Rome 2012 1 Table of Contents Programme .............................................................................................................................................. 3 Presenters – abstracts and biographies .................................................................................................. 8 Presenters parallel sessions – abstracts and biographies ..................................................................... 14 Information Forum on Artistic Research in Music ................................................................................ 30 Music Programme ................................................................................................................................. 31 Practical Information ............................................................................................................................. 32 Relevant Addresses ........................................................................................................................... 32 Hotels ................................................................................................................................................ 32 List of Restaurants ............................................................................................................................. 33 Travel Information ............................................................................................................................. 34 Computer Facilities and Internet Connections .................................................................................. 38 Information fee payment EPARM 2012 Rome ...................................................................................... 39 EPARM Working Group ......................................................................................................................... 40 Conference Team .................................................................................................................................. 41 AEC European Platform for Artistic Research in Music Rome 2012 2 Programme Thursday, 10th May - Academia Belgica Via Omero 8, Rome Time Activity Location 14:00-15:30 Registration to the conference Main entrance 15:30 -16:00 Informal Networking with Refreshments Foyer 16:00 -17:00 Welcome concert by students from Belgian Academies Main Hall (Brussels, Antwerp, Ghent) 17:00 - 17:30 Official Welcome Main Hall - AEC Chief Executive, Jeremy Cox - Director Academia Belgica, Walter Geerts - ELIA Executive Director, Carla Delfos 17.30 – 18:00 Informal Networking with Refreshments Foyer 18:00 – 19:30 Plenary Session I Main Hall “Wandering through multiple scores: The performer as creative reader, editor and creator of new meanings” by Paulo de Assis, Orpheus Institute, Ghent “Challenges of international interdisciplinary research: The experience from the Integra projects” by Lamberto Coccioli, Birmingham Conservatoire Q & A Presentation of the book “The Conflict of the Faculties: Perspectives on Artistic Research and Academia” Leiden University Press, May 2012 by Henk Borgdorff Practical Announcements 19:30 –20:30 Networking with drinks and canapés offered by Academia Foyer Belgica and Leiden University Press Optional concert at 21:00h at Conservatorio Santa Cecilia (Sala Accademica) EMUtif, "Electroacustic Music Festival Between France and Italy" Free evening for personal dinner arrangements (suggestions are enlisted in the restaurant list) AEC European Platform for Artistic Research in Music Rome 2012 3 Friday, 11th May – Conservatorio Santa Cecilia Via Dei Greci 18, Rome Time Activity Location/Remarks 09:00 - 09:30 Informal Networking with Refreshments Foyer Sala Accademica 09:30 - Music Introduction Sala Accademica 09:50 Welcome by Edda Silvestri, Director Conservatorio di Santa Cecilia Bruno Carioti, AEC Council Member Bruno Civello, General Director Higher Music and Artistic Education Italy (AFAM) 09:50 - 11:00 Plenary Session II Sala Accademica “The Conservatory library: A brothel for the mind” by Jan Dewilde, Royal Conservatoire, Antwerp “Music and new technologies: Research in the fields of composition and performance of electroacoustic music at the Conservatory Santa Cecilia” by Giorgio Nottoli, Conservatorio Santa Cecilia, Rome Q & A Practical Announcements 11:00 – 11:30 Informal Networking with Refreshments Foyer Sala Accademica or Visit to the Conservatoire’s Library Collection (first shift) Library 11:30 - 13:00 Parallel Sessions I Sala Accademica and Sala dei Medaglioni Parallel Session I A - Sala Accademica “Artistic Research as the Domain of Applied Scientific Researching” by Leonella Grasso Caprioli, Conservatorio di Musica ‘A. Pedrollo’ Vicenza “Research Through Music: Reflecting on Practice-as-Research Within a Conservatoire Doctoral Programme” by Murphy McCaleb, Birmingham Conservatoire “A Survey Over the Research Project “Research Through Interpretation,” Performed During the Years 2008-2011” by Johannes Landgren, Anders Hultqvist, Anders Wiklund, Academy of Music and Drama, University of Gothenburg AEC European Platform for Artistic Research in Music Rome 2012 4 Parallel Session I B – Sala dei Medaglioni “Capturing a Momentum: An (possible) Approach to Sorting and Analysing of Video Material in an Artistic Research Project” by Peter Spissky, Malmö Academy of Music and The Royal Danish Academy of Music, Copenhagen “The ‘Human’ Sources: A Case Study of Applied Research” by Raffaele Longo, Conservatorio di Musica ‘S. Giacomantonio’ Cosenza “Three Instances of Composer-Performer Collaboration: The Performer’s Point of View” by Catarina Leite Domenici, Federal University of Rio Grande do Sul, Porto Alegre, Brazil 13:00 - Restaurant Babette Lunch 14:30 Via Margutta 14:30 – 15:00 Visit to the Conservatoire’s Library Collection (second shift) Library 15:00 - Information Forum on Artistic Research in Music 16:00 Sala Accademica Moderator: Sara Primiterra, AEC Events Manager 16:00 - Informal Networking with Refreshments Foyer Sala Accademica 16:30 or Visit to the Conservatoire’s Library Collection (third shift) Library AEC European Platform for Artistic Research in Music Rome 2012 5 16:30 - Parallel Sessions II Sala Accademica and 18:00 Sala dei Medaglioni Parallel Session II A – Sala Accademica “The Contemporary Music Portal, a Single Access Point to Resources of 40 French Organizations” by Michael Fingerhut, Bibliomus, Paris “From Emulation to Instigation: Revising the Notion of Etude as a Compositional Form in Live Computer Music” by Juan Parra Cancino, Orpheus Insitute, Ghent “Tarsos as a Tool for Microtonal Exploration and Composition” by Olmo Cornelis, Hogeschool Gent Conservatorium, Ghent Parallel Session II B – Sala dei Medaglioni “Gustav Mahler as Experienced Through Research and Performance Practise” by Ranko Markovic, Konservatorium Wien University, Vienna “Delirious Brahms: Interventions in the Music Chamber” by Eivind Buene, Norwegian Academy of Music Oslo “Can the study of manuscripts still change music history? The case of the Paul Sacher Foundation as a wide platform for resources in musicological research” by Bianca Ţiplea Temeş, Gh. Dima Music Academy, Cluj-Napoca 18: 15 – Concert Sala Accademica 19:15 19:15 – 19:45 Visit to the Conservatoire’s Library Collection (fourth shift) Library 20:00 Restaurant Il Margutta, Official Conference Dinner Via Margutta 118 AEC European Platform for Artistic Research in Music Rome 2012 6 Saturday 12th May – Accademia Belgica Via Omero 8, Rome Time Activity Location/Remarks 09:30 -10:00 Foyer Informal Networking with Refreshments 10:00 - Plenary Session III Main Hall 11:00 “With an eye to the performer: a new edition of Corelli Opus 5 sonatas” by Christopher Hogwood, Cambridge University Q&A Moderator: Jeremy Cox, AEC Chief Executive 11:00 - 11:30 Foyer Informal Networking with Refreshments 11:30 -12:30 Plenary Session IV Main Hall Round Table Paulo de Assis, Orpheus Institute, Ghent Roberto Giuliani, Conservatorio Santa Cecilia, Rome Michael Fingerhut, Bibliomus, Paris Lamberto Coccioli, Birmingham Conservatoire Moderator: Darla Crispin, Orpheus Institute, Ghent Closing session 12:30 – 13:00 Main Hall News from the AEC by Jeremy Cox Closing Remarks Optional Concert at 21:00h in Ss. XII Apostoli Church: Early Music Festival AEC European Platform for Artistic Research in Music Rome 2012 7 Presenters – abstracts and biographies Paulo de Assis Orpheus Institute Ghent [email protected] Wandering through multiple scores: The performer as creative reader, editor and creator of new meanings. In a ‘post-Urtext’ era the definition and delimitation of a score representing a musical ‘work’ became crucial to performance practices. When an Urtext edition is replaced by another Urtext edition of the same ‘work’ it has become clear that no edition – past, present or future – can pretend to be definitive. Following diverse lines of artistic research conducted in the past four years, this communication proposes a
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