The Australian National University 2004 Graduate
Music Symposium
September 24-25, School of Music, ANU
CALL FOR PAPERS
The program committee for the Graduate Music Symposium is seeking proposals
for papers from Graduate students in all areas of music scholarship
including ethnomusicology, music education, musicology, performance
practice, and music theory. Proposals of an interdisciplinary nature
are also encouraged. In addition, we invite proposals for lecture-recitals
and submissions from student composers to present papers upon their
pieces. All papers should be limited to 25 minutes. The Symposium will
provide an ideal opportunity to present your work (whether complete
or in-progress) at a national forum and get to know the work of other
Graduate music students from around Australia.
Guests will be composer Nigel Westlake and harpsichordist/scholar Rosalind
Halton.
The Symposium will also include performances of new graduate compositions.
Guidelines for submissions:
1. Proposals should be limited to 300-400 words.
2. Three copies of the proposal must be submitted. (If submitting via
email, one copy is of course sufficient).
3. Include a cover letter providing the title of the paper, and the author’s
institutional affiliation, name, address, telephone number, e-mail address.
Send proposals and any inquiries to:
E: deborah.crisp@anu.edu.au
Or
M: Graduate Symposium Committee
c/o Deborah Crisp
School of Music
Faculty of Arts
The Australian National University
Building 100
Canberra ACT 0200
W: http://www.anu.edu.au/music/research
Proposals sent in the body of an email are preferred over attachments.
Please have the subject line read: Graduate Student Symposium. The author’s
name should appear on the cover letter, along with the title of the
paper, mailing address, email address, and telephone number. The
deadline for the receipt of proposals is 3 September, 2004.
All submissions received before and up to the deadline will be acknowledged.
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