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RIME The Third International Research in Music Education Conference
8 - 12 April 2003

The Third International Research in Music Education conference was held on 8-12 April 2003 at the University of Exeter, UK.

Below are links to the summaries of the majority of the paper presentations, symposia, workshops and poster sessions given at the conference*. Just click on the document title to view the summary.

If you have any feedback on the conference or on the presentations, please contact Sarah Hennessy

* Please note that all full articles submitted to Music Education Research will be subject to the normal peer-review process.

Posters

Author Title Document
Tom Laing-Reilly Teachers’ conceptions of the development of musical understanding and its relationship to music curriculum and assessment in Scotland Laing-Reilly.pdf
Sarah Stone & Alexandra Lamont The importance of instrumental skill for adolescents’ engagement in music Stone_Lamont.pdf

Workshops

Author Title Document
Pamela Burnard Improvising in the classroom: forms of musical interaction from research to practice Burnard_Workshop.pdf
Emily Keeler Understanding processes in teaching and learning aural-oral music from West Africa

Keeler.pdf
Susan Monks Is my voice me? Using research into adolescent voice and identity Monks.pdf
Daniel Perret Neuro-musical thresholds: New evidence for bridges between music and ‘inner growth’ Perret.pdf

Symposia

Author Title Document
Pamela Burnard, Vivian Beinecke, Sarah Hennessy, Liane Hentschke, Jody Kerchner, Betty Anne Younker Reflective Practice: Examining Pre-Service and In-Service Music Teachers’ Burnard_Symposium.pdf
Charles Byrne, Mark Sheridan, Lori Custodero, Allan Hewitt, Raymond MacDonald, Graeme Wilson, Dorothy Miell The Creative Process – Perspectives from Composer, Teachers, Student Teachers and Jazz Improvisers Byrne_Sheridan_Symposium.pdf
Dorothy Miell, Teresa Dillon, Charles Byrne, Göran Folkestad, Bo Nilsson, Johan Söderman, Mathilda Joubert Part 1 & 2: Composing and Creating on Music Technologies – Individual and Collaborative Perspectives Dillon_Miell_Symposium.pdf
Gary McPherson, Andreas Lehmann, Janet Mills, Vicky Ward, Aaron Williamon Part 1 & 2: Reflections on research on instrumental performance McPherson_Symposium.pdf
Jonathan Savage, Mike Challis, William Evans, Marina Gall, Nick Breeze, Fred Seddon, Mathilda Joubert, Gisle Johnsen Yrjan Tangenes, Nick Trussler Innovative Approaches to Teaching, Learning and Research with ICT Savage_symposium.pdf

Papers

Author Title Document
Randall Allsup Imagining possibilities in a global world: Music, learning and rapid change
Allsup.pdf
Maria Ampartzaki Songwriter: Exploring lyrics and melody – using biography to facilitate intercultural lessons of song writing
Ampartzaki.pdf
Marsha Baxter Looking within: An investigation of music teaching and learning in the Chinese dizi tradition Baxter.pdf
Rhoda Bernard A Dissonant Duet: Discussions of Music Making and Music Teaching Bernard.pdf
Maureen Brookson A disposition to play music Brookson.pdf
Pamela Burnard Becoming Music Teachers: Critical Phases And Career Paths Compared Burnard.pdf
Kim Burwell, Vanessa Young & David Pickup Taking the lead: the development of student as reflective practitioner in instrumental lessons at H.E. level Burwell_Young_Pickup.pdf
Tim Cain ‘Use the overhead projector, the blackboard, the piano much more’: how music graduates learn to teach Cain.pdf
Liz Chan The Use and Implications of ICT for Supporting Music Skills in Schools Chan.pdf
Peter Cope Adult learning in traditional music Cope.pdf
Gordon Cox Biography and Music Education History: the case of Sir Arthur Somervell (1863-1937), composer and school inspector Cox.pdf
Ryan Daniel Innovations in piano pedagogy: a small-group model for the tertiary level Daniel.pdf
Patrick Dillon Transdisciplinary creativity:connecting music and environmental education Dillon.pdf
Lori-Anne Dolloff Pedagogy as research/research as pedagogy: Developing a case for image-based research Dolloff.pdf
S.A.K. Durga Development of new teaching methodologies in India after 1947 Durga.pdf
Magne Espeland Compositional process as discourse and interaction - a study of small group composition processes in a school context Espeland.pdf
Martin Fautley A new model of the group composing process of lower secondary school students Fautley.pdf
Jo Glover Musicians and Youth Music Glover.pdf
Thomas W. Goolsby Video Portfolios For Music Education Teacher-Training: Report 1 Goolsby.pdf
Elizabeth Gould Feminist theory in music education: Grrl-illa Games as normadic practice (or how music education fell from grace) Gould.pdf
Denise Grant Gender Diversity: Exploring the Practice of Mentoring Grant.pdf
Susan Hallam Individuality in approaches to practice and performance: case studies in six advanced students Hallam.pdf
David Hargreaves, Alexandra Lamont, Nigel Marshall & Mark Tarrant The Contexts of Musical Engagement Hargreaves_Lamont
_Marshall_Tarrant.pdf
Scott Harrison A Male Flautist, A Female Drummer – The Persistence of Stereotypes in Musical Participation Harrison.pdf
Allan Hewitt The development and influence of perceived control beliefs in undergraduate music students’ experience of solo performance assessment Hewitt.pdf
John Hinch Instrumental teachers: towards relevant and effective tertiary training Hinch.pdf
Janet Hoskyns Conservatoires – Communities – Collaboration – some connections? Hoskyns.pdf
Cecilia Hultberg Practitioners and researchers in cooperation Hultberg.pdf
Bina John Music in early childhood and consciousness: A philosophical analysis of intersections John.pdf
Mathilda Joubert, Liz Mellor & Dorothy Miell Music as a means of promoting inclusive education: a European initiative Joubert_Mellor_Miell.pdf
Emily Keeler Understanding Processes in Teaching and Learning Aural-Oral Music from West Africa Keeler.pdf
Benon Kigozi Cultural Influences On The Development Of Singing To A Young Child: an investigation of effects into cultural socialisation and community music involvement amongst children in Uganda Kigozi.pdf
Dimitra Kokotsaki & Jane Davidson Achieving Integration in the Musical Ensemble as Perceived by the Pianist Kokotsaki_Davidson.pdf
Theano Koutsoupidou The Effects of Improvisational Training on the Development of Children’s Creative Thinking in Music Koutsoupidou.pdf
Eleni Lapidaki The problem of musical time: A perennial issue of bifurcation with implications for music teaching and learning Lapidaki.pdf
Geraldine Leighton & Alexandra Lamont Meeting the needs of young ‘developing singers’ in early schooling – a study of song-learning accuracy Leighton_Lamont.pdf
Sara Liptai What animal could it represent?Primary age children make sense of music through facilitated group discussion Liptai.pdf
Lis McCullough Concept mapping: How to access and represent teachers’ thoughts Mccullough.pdf
Pepy Michaelides Music composing after an exposure to a visual stimulus Michaelides.pdf
Dorothy Miell, Karen Littleton & Raymond MacDonald ‘Depends what you mean by modern’: Bringing young people’s music into the classroom Miell_Littleton_MacDonald.pdf
Regina Murphy Who is the fairer and how do they fare? Experiences of boys and girls in music education at primary level Murphy.pdf
Nur Intan Murtadza The attractions of having a multi-cultural music program in Toronto’s elementary schools: investigating the possibilities and challenges of its gamelan curriculum Murtadza.pdf
Ruth O’Keefe The use of concrete symbols in teaching musical notation to autistic children aged 7-11 O'Keefe.pdf
Elisavet Perakaki A teaching method of music aiming at the development of critical thinking for adolescent pupils Perakaki.pdf
Chris Philpott The justification for music in the curriculum: music can be bad for you Philpott.pdf
Stephanie Pitts What do students learn when we teach music? An investigation of the ‘hidden’ curriculum in a university music department Pitts.pdf
Hetta Potgieter An Investigation of the Current Status of Arts and Culture in Schools in Gauteng, South Africa with Special Reference to Music Potgieter.pdf
Hetta Potgieter & Jeanne Collings Folk songs from Tanzania: Collecting, arranging and teaching Potgieter_Collings.pdf
Andre de Quadros Overcoming “Cultural Blindness” in the Music Classroom: Broad Considerations in curriculum formation Quadros.pdf
Anna-Lena Rostvall & Tore West Analysing interaction and learning Rostvall_West2.pdf
Anna-Lena Rostvall & Tore West Understanding interaction Rostvall_West.pdf
Tomas Saar, Ambjörn Hugardt & Gunilla Lindqvist Forms of Knowledge and the Learning Milieu – developing artistic pedagogical methods in primary and secondary education Saar_Hugardt_Lindqvistl.pdf
Jonathan Savage Informal Approaches to the Development of Young People’s Composition Skills Savage.pdf
Andri Savva Pupils’ Attitudes to Musicians in Primary Schools Savva.pdf
Fred Seddon & Chris Bachelor Modes of Communication during Collaborative, Creative Music Making: an exploratory study Seddon_Batchelor.pdf
Lelouda Stamou Children’s perceptions and attitudes towards music as a component of the school curriculum and as part of their everyday life Stamou.pdf
Louie Suthers Music for babies: Why do Australian parents take their babies to music classes? Suthers.pdf
Nopi Telemachou Student Teachers’ Self-Efficacy Beliefs of Teaching Music in Primary School Telemachou.pdf
Paul Thomas & Ruth Wright Is there a future for music education in the British secondary school? Thomas_Wright.pdf
Brasilena Trindade Musical didactic materials for blind students Trindade.pdf
Kari Veblen & Carol Beynon Culture as Curriculum: exemplars for pluralistic music education Veblen_Beynon.pdf
Carol Woods & Susan Hallam Instrumental teachers’ perception of musical ability Woods_Hallam.pdf
Susan Young Developments in Early Years Music in England: A Local Research Project within the National Context Young.pdf
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