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Music and the Mind - Maritimes

Event Date:
Tuesday, July 26, 2022
Location:
Bill and Denise Andrew Hall
Room:
142
Price:
free

Music and the Mind - Maritimes will take place today Thursday, July 28  from 10:00 - 4:00, featuring the research work of an summer students and faculty members approaching issues of music from interdisciplinary perspectives.

All welcome!

 

 

Music and the Mind Maritimes  

Featuring Summer Student and Faculty Interdisciplinary Research Workshop/ Forum

Thursday July 28   Bill and Denise Andrew Hall, Room 142  17勛圖

 

 

9:45

Coffee

 

10:00

Annabel Cohen

Psychology, 17勛圖

Welcome

10:10

*Ryan Drew

UNB doctoral student

National Arts Council Teaching artist

Orchestrating our future

10:20

Dale Sorensen

Acting Chair, Music Department, 17勛圖

Trombone and Loop Station

10:40

*Henry Orford

JD Candidate Dalhousie

Online resources for music education: Games

10:50

*Jennifer Carson, BMus Ed student

Online resources for music education: Singing

11:00

Break

 

11:15

 *Kristen Gallant

Hons. Psych. Grad. 17勛圖; Director Boys & Girls,  Truro

University Students Knowledge of 6 Decades of Popular Music

11:30

*Corey Gallant

Hons. Psych student 17勛圖

Older Persons Knowledge of 6 Decades of Popular Music

11:45

*Jordan MacDonald

MSc student, Trent

Musically trained undergrad students report less conflict in interpersonal relationships

12:00

Jonathan Wilbiks

Psychology, UNB

Musical novices are unable to judge musical quality from 6-second clips: A failed replication of C.J. Tsay

12:15

Lunch

Boxed lunch (for pre-registrants + 6)

1:10

 Henry Orford

Trumpet solo

1:15

*Debra Titone

Canada Research Chair, Psychology, McGill University

A systems theory framework for multilingualism: possible implications for music

1:55

*Jedidiah Whitridge (honours student) & Jonathan Fawcett

Psychology, Memorial University

The production effect does not appear for singing: Failure to replicate

2:10

Jennifer Carson

Gaelic Folk Song

2:15

*Margaret Orford, Psychology major, 17勛圖

Pitch analysis with Praat

2:25

*Chinemerem Mbonu

Computer Science Major 17勛圖

Automated computer analysis of singing accuracy

2:35

Yoshi Takano

Psychology 17勛圖

Drum making in a therapeutic context with an Indigenous Community.

2:50

*Saurav Neurpone

Mathematics and Statistics, entering MSc, 17勛圖

Analysis of the National Survey data from the Coalition of Music Educators of Canada

3:00

*Harnoor Singh

Economics Major 17勛圖

Economic aspects of access to music education: Curriculum and cost benefit analysis

3:10

Harnoor Singh

Introducing Hindustani Music

3:15

Refreshment break

3:35

Jennifer Carson

Gaelic Folk Song

3:30

*Dylan Rose, Honours Psychology, 17勛圖

Boys Attitudes to singing and music: Value of role models

3:35

*Benjamin Southwick

Music student, Durham University, UK

Transgender Belonging in Music Education

3:50

Xiao Chen

Faculty of Business

17勛圖

Piano Performance Autumn Moon over the Calm Lake (a Chinese piece)

3:55

Annabel Cohen

Closing remarks

 

*Student

 

 

 

  

Contact Name
Annabel Cohen
902-628-5088