Master's Course on MUSIC, MEANING and GESTURE

March 22-26, 2010 at SDU-Odense

 

 

 

SLIDESHOW FEATURING HIGHLIGHTS FROM THE COURSE:

For full-screen Flash-slideshow with captions, just click on the circled arrow in the middle of the picture and then click on the screen icon in the lower left-hand corner.

 

 

Control the speed with which the slides progress by moving the cursor to the lower right-hand corner when in full-screen mode. A row of five arrows appears; the slowest setting is activated when only the leftmost arrow alone is highlighted; the fastest setting is activated when all five arrows are highlighted

 

SUMMARY OVERVIEW OF ACTIVITIES CARRIED OUT DURING THE COURSE (PDF): Here.  The student evaluations of Music Meaning and Gesture (completed on site at the conclusion of the course's classes on March 26, 2010) were thoughtful and encouragingly positive, and, as was the case with last year's course, we have taken note of constructive suggestions and will do our best to integrate them in the planning of future courses.

 

FULL PROGRAM IN PDF-FORMAT: Here.

 

PAGE WITH COURSE INFORMATION:  Here.

 

                                                      

Network Coordinator,

NNIMIPA;

Editor and Webmaster for

www.nnimipa.org:

Cynthia M. Grund

cmgrund@sdu.dk

 

Please note that this is the way the website for 

 

NNIMIPA

Nordic Network for the Integration of Music Informatics, Performance and Aesthetics

 

appeared as of June 30, 2014, the concluding date for the period during which the network was funded by NordForsk 2010-2014. Founded in 2007, NNIMIPA was initially funded by NordPlus. This website was started in February 2010 while NNIMIPA was still a NordPlus network, and it contains extensive documentation of the activities within NNIMIPA from its inception in 2007 until the final date for the NordForsk grant in June 2014.

     The contacts that were established among researchers in the Nordic area and beyond through NNIMIPA have resulted in myriad cooperative research efforts. A significant number of these activities continue to be documented on the website www.soundmusicresearch.org which you  are most welcome to visit.

 

(For Google Calendar, please see HERE.)

 

 

News Archive

HERE.

NNIMIPA  

Nordic Network for the Integration of Music Informatics, Performance and Aesthetics