Roberto de Thierry

5 September 20195 September 2019

Meeting 1 in Copenaghen

In the first year of INTERMUSIC activity, on September 11th 2017 a preliminary meeting of the project management group was held via Skype, in order to to plan the date and the agenda of the 1st official meeting scheduled in Copenhagen and the dates of the first training activity to be held in Vilnius.

The first meeting was held in Copenhagen on 10 and 11 October 2017 with the purpose of planning the annual objectives to be achieved; the sharing of activities to be carried out during the year and the identification, for each operational partner, of both human and financial resources, internal and external, to be activated to achieve the objectives defined.

5 September 20195 September 2019

AEC Congress in Graz

INTERMUSIC introduced at the

45th AEC ANNUAL CONGRESS and GENERAL ASSEMBLY

8-10 November 2018, Graz
University of Music and Performing Arts

“Strengthening Music in Society”

The INTERMUSIC project was introduced by Marianne Jakobsen, Roberto de Thierry and Mantautas Krukauskas during the annual AEC Congress.

The parallel session was attended by around 40 people with a very good feedback.

Abstract

Presentation

9 November 20175 September 2019

International conference

Distance Learning in Higher Music Education: teaching technologies and methodologies

Conservatorio di Musica “G. Verdi” di Milano

Via Conservatorio, 12 – Milano

Friday, February 2^nd 2018 – Puccini Hall

The conference, addressed to Italian, European and International teachers and researchers in the Higher Music Education sector, is the first presentation of the INTERMUSIC Project (INTERACTIVE environment for MUSIC learning and practicing) funded by the European Union, through the the Italian National Agency Erasmus + (INDIRE), within the Erasmus + Program – KA2 Strategic Partnerships Higher Education Sector.

The project is coordinated by the G. Verdi Conservatoire in Milan with its partners: the Politecnico di Milano (POLIMI), Det Kongelige Danske Musikkonservatorium (RDAM) in Copenhagen, the Lietuvos Muzikos ir Theater Akademija (LTMA) in Vilnius, the Association Europeenne des Conservatoires, Academies de Musique and Musikhochschulen (AEC) ) in Brussels.

The conference is intended as an opportunity for further study and discussion on Distance Learning in the specific field of Higher Music Education, in which speakers from universities, conservatories and European and international music institutes are confronted. Experts in distance education methodologies and technologies applied to different disciplines and in particular to the music field will offer their contributions.

The specific nature of the musical training is to include, in addition to theoretical disciplines, a large part of instrumental and vocal practice, both for single students as well as for chamber and orchestral ensembles: these practices require active interaction between students and teachers and its technological and methodological development as a consequence.

Moreover, today’s research and technologies are exploring new development areas that concern enhanced environments for learning instrumental practice as well as new forms of online musical creation and performance, such as Network Music and Network Music Composition.

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