This one-day event is aimed primarily at research students and early career researchers, but is open to all.
The workshop is an opportunity for emerging researchers to learn more about Impact in Music Research, to explore some of the issues and to reflect on the impact potential of their own research.
The day will include presentations by REF2021 Impact Case Study leads, a roundtable session and facilitated breakout groups for students and ECRs to discuss their own impact ideas. Please contact Gabrielle Messeder if you wish to attend online: gabrielle.messeder.1@city.ac.uk, but be aware that joining online will be restricted to audio only and only for the morning session.
We are offering a number of travel bursaries to support students and unsupported ECRs to attend. Priority will be given to applications that support EDI. Please also contact Gabrielle Messeder for further details on the event and on travel bursaries: gabrielle.messeder.1@city.ac.uk.
Schedule
Download the schedule and speaker biographies here.
Department of Performing Arts, City, University of London
Room AG09, College Building, St John Street, London EC1V 4BP
9.30am Welcome
Lesley Main, Head of Department of Performing Arts at City
9.40am Introduction
Session 1, 9.45-11.15am
Chair: Aaron Einbond (City, University of London)
- Rosie Perkins (Royal College of Music) ‘Music and Perinatal Mental Wellbeing: Translating Research to Impact at the Intersection of Music and Health’
- Katherine Schofield (King’s College London) ‘Resounding Societies: Restoration, Preservation and Performance of Lost or Endangered Music’
- John Drever (Goldsmiths, University of London). ‘Aural Diversity’
BREAK (15 mins) with tea and coffee provided
Session 2, 11.30-1pm
Chair: Amy Blier-Carruthers (King’s College London)
- Amanda Villepastour (Cardiff University) ‘Negotiating Cultural Challenges’
- Poppy Spowage (Queen Mary, University of London) ‘Producing Performance: Community Engagement and Social Impact in Arts and Development Research’
- Lucy Durán (SOAS) ‘Sustainability and Impact in Album Production (case study Trio Da Kali & Kronos Quartet)’
LUNCH 1-2pm (provided)
Session 3, 2-3pm
Chair: Michelle Meinhart (Trinity Laban)
- Jeanice Brooks (University of Southampton) ‘Creating Impact through Heritage Collaborations’
- Fiorella Montero Diaz (Keele University) ‘Sounding a Queer Rebellion: LGBTI Musical Resistances in Latin America' Creating Impact Through International Collaborations.’
Session 4, 3-4.30pm
Breakout groups lead by Jeanice Brooks, Rosie Perkins, Amanda Villepastour, Lucy Durán, Poppy Spowage and Laudan Nooshin (rooms AG09, AG02, AG03, AG05, AG06, AG07a)
Facilitated break outs for graduate students to discuss ideas for impact projects related to their research.
BREAK (15 mins) with tea and coffee provided
4.45-5.30pm (AG09)
Report back from breakout groups and final plenary
Attendance at City events is subject to our terms and conditions.