Conference
The social and cultural commitment of the musician
2 - 3 November 2021
Coproduction Philharmonie de Paris, Fondation Royaumont, SIMM (Social Impact of Making Music)
The symposium will be held at the Philharmonie de Paris (Salle de conférence) and online.
Languages: French and English
In a world shaken by crises of multiple forms, a new type of musical practice has emerged, which engages the professional musicians in actions aimed to have social impacts. Along with the 6th international SIMM-posium, it will bring together researchers as well as practitioners of social music programmes from different horizons (musicians, mediator, pedagogue...). It will focus on analysing related changes in the profession of musicians: which states of mind, practices, responsabilities and skills are being mobilised to be an art mediator and an activist for the human cause?
Video Conference
Programme
Documents
What constitutes "good" SIMM research?
: presentation by Geoff Baker
The experience and multi-faceted role of music music practitioners working in probation settings
: presentation by Sarah Doxat-Pratt
In/Outsider: Positioning the Musician-Researcher within Asylum Seeker Centres
: presentation by Ailbhe Kenny
Researching the social impact of making music: research methodologies under the lens
: presentation by Graça Mota
Choral composition as musical social practice
: presentation by Patrick Murray
Flourishing in resonance: Promoting resilience through music and movement
: presentation by Georgia Nicolaou
Planning for Hope: Music as an Object of Research and Practice in Peacebuilding
: presentation by Mareike Peschau
MULTICOLORS
: presentation by Dirk Proost
De l’intervention musicienne
: presentation by Frédéric Trottier-Pistien
Ethique et posture des artistes-mentor
dans un atelier de composition musicale collective à Montréal : presentation by Emilie Gomez
