1. International Symposium on Artistic Jazz Research
hosted by the Jam Music Lab Private University for Jazz and Popular Music
organized in partnership with the Institute for Jazz Research at the University of Music and Performing Arts in Graz
supported by the City Council of Vienna, Department for Culture
chaired by Michael Kahr
The 1st International Artistic Jazz Research Symposium from 6 to 7 October 2019 provided an overview of various methodological approaches, presented numerous successful examples of Artistic Research projects, and started to establish a network that offers researchers, scholars, and students opportunities for discussions and ideas for further projects.
2nd Conference of the International Network for Artistic Research in Jazz
18th & 19th January 2021
(All times UTC +1)
register for attendance via email info@andrewbain.org
Monday 18th January
10:00 – Welcome
Session 1 – 10:15-12:00
https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLyEDOLXCwRMyRLUUsh1Yt-pdU05SizQ1f
Slime mould improvisers: Knowledge through analogy
Chris Mapp (Birmingham City University)
The question of method: transcription and auto-ethnography.
Lee Griffiths (Birmingham City University)
Transdisciplinary methodologies of Artistic research in music improvisation
Case study
Jasna Jovicevic (Singidunum University- Belgrade)
Session 2 – 16:00-17:30
Live panel – Researching Self – navel-gazing gibberish or profound knowledge?
Presenters:
Vidar Schanche (UiS)
Corey Mwamba (BCU)
Chris Mapp (BCU)
Facilitators:
Per Zanussi (UiS)
Petter Frost Fadnes (UiS)
Tuesday 19th January
Session 3 – 10:00-12:00
https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLyEDOLXCwRMx6UAmOSJeQVom2W7GOd3xQ
Cueca, Tradition and Innovation
Danilo Rojas
Artistic Research in Jazz – Eight themes for undisciplinary practices
Chris Stover – Queensland Conservatorium. Griffith University
Artistic Research: An Evolving Methodology
Robert Burke – Monash University
Session 4 – 12:00-13:30
https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLyEDOLXCwRMx-6KVu7BxOf9QTwsYolRN8
Live panel – Artistic Research in Jazz and Popular Music at the MA Level
Chair: Michael Kahr
Contributors:
Lukas Aichinger
Aida Batista Böhm
Berthold Cvach
Ursula Erhart
Constanze Friedl
Gregor Fußenegger
Nikolaus Georgiades
Andreas Hackl
Alexandre Laloux
Aaron Steiner
Eva Maria Stöckler
Session 5 – 16:00-18:00
https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLyEDOLXCwRMwqPb3P0Kmyccjbfm30i6IJ
What the World Needs Now is Jazz
Monika Herzig – Indiana University
Lost Vocabulary Recovered: Applications for Practice and Pedagogy
Tom Williams (Academy of Contemporary Music) & Rich Perks (University of Kent)
Combining methods in improvisation research as a means of ensuring rigor
Una MacGlone – Royal Conservatoire of Scotland
Closing discussion and next steps – 18:00-18:30
International Network for Artistic Research in Jazz 