Subject: [cfp] SysMus13 student's conference on systematic musicology (Genoa, CasaPaganini-InfoMus, Italy) - 12-14 Sept 2013 From: Donald Glowinski <glova66@xxxxxxxx> Date: Mon, 18 Feb 2013 14:56:55 +0000 List-Archive:<http://lists.mcgill.ca/scripts/wa.exe?LIST=AUDITORY>--_b249f195-8bed-4311-a1e0-73a8a219c959_ Content-Type: text/plain; charset="Windows-1252" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable Dear List=2C Please find below the call for papers for SysMus13=2C a graduate students' conference on systematic musicology=2C to be held in Genoa=2C Italy=2C this coming fall. The SysMus conferences are annually run events that bring together young music researchers with different backgrounds to present their research and discuss with senior scientists in a relaxed atmosphere. Please distribute this cfp as widely as possible. We are looking forward to welcoming you in Italy! Donald Glowinski=2C Phd On behalf of the SysMus13 Intl Conference of Students of Systematic Musicol= ogy =3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D link to website http://www.infomus.org/Events/SysMus13/i= ndex.php?lang=3Deng =3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D link to cfp (in .pdf) http://www.infomus.org/Events/SysM= us13/document/SysMus13_cfp.pdf SysMus13 =96 Call for Papers Sixth International Conference of Students of Systematic Musicology CasaPaganini-InfoMus Research Center (DIBRIS-University of Genoa=2C Italy) = is pleased to host the Sixth International Conference of Students of System= atic Musicology (SysMus13)=2C this coming September 12th-14th=2C 2013. Orga= nized by graduate students=2C the SysMus conference series allows young res= earchers in the field of systematic musicology at the master=92s and doctor= al levels to present their work in the form of papers=2C poster sessions an= d online publications. SysMus13 also provides participants with the opportu= nity to enjoy two keynotes given by internationally renowned specialists=2C= Professors Peter Keller (Univ of Western Sydney) and Frank Pollick (Univ. = of Glasgow) and to meet colleagues from around the world.=20 All research involving meaning=2C description=2C and technological mediatio= n of music can be related to musicology. However=2C the complexity of music= al engagement in socio-cultural contexts engenders different networks of re= search and knowledge=2C with distinct interdisciplinary configurations=2C m= ethods and specializations. Systematic musicology specifically deploys this= methodological diversity so as to approach each musicological question wit= h a specific configuration of methods. In doing so=2C systematic musicology= often bridges methodological foundations of sciences with critical analysi= s from the humanities. It promotes the study of aesthetics=2C semiotics=2C = and cultural studies by incorporating empirical and data-oriented methods i= nto the methodological framework. It relies on paradigms from different dis= ciplines as diverse as the philosophy of aesthetics=2C theoretical sociolog= y=2C semiotics=2C and music criticism=2C combined with strategies derived f= rom empirical psychology=2C acoustics=2C physiology=2C neurosciences=2C cog= nitive sciences=2C computing=2C and others. Please visit the website of the= SysMus conference series for more information on the scope=2C methods and = aims of systematic musicology: https://sites.google.com/site/sysmusconferen= ce/ Graduate students are encouraged to submit an abstract (max. 500 words) for= either a spoken paper or a poster presentation by April 15=2C 2013. Papers= should be twenty minutes in length followed by a question period of ten mi= nutes. Poster presentations will offer the possibility to discuss one=92s r= esearch in greater depth. The SysMus13 conference language is English.=20 Abstracts will be evaluated by an international review committee consisting= of doctoral and post-doctoral students representing an array of subfields = of systematic musicology. The committee will announce its decisions based o= n double-blind peer review by June 15=2C 2013. Further information about th= e abstract submission process and SysMus13 is available online at the confe= rence website: http://www.infomus.org/Events/SysMus13/index.php?lang=3Deng Please distribute this call for papers as widely as possible. We hope to we= lcome you in Genoa! Donald Glowinski=2C Chair On behalf of the SysMus13 Intl Conference of Students of Systematic Musicol= ogy = --_b249f195-8bed-4311-a1e0-73a8a219c959_ Content-Type: text/html; charset="Windows-1252" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable <html> <head> <style><!-- .hmmessage P { margin:0px=3B padding:0px } body.hmmessage { font-size: 10pt=3B font-family:Tahoma } --></style></head> <body class=3D'hmmessage'><div dir=3D'ltr'> Dear List=2C<br> <br> Please find below the call for papers for <a href=3D"http://www.infomus.org= /donaldglowinski/wikka.php?wakka=3DSysMus13">SysMus13</a>=2C a graduate stu= dents'<br> conference on systematic musicology=2C to be held in Genoa=2C Italy=2C this= <br> coming fall. The <a href=3D"http://www.infomus.org/donaldglowinski/wikka.ph= p?wakka=3DSysMus">SysMus</a> conferences are annually run events that bring= <br> together young music researchers with different backgrounds to present<br> their research and discuss with senior scientists in a relaxed atmosphere.<= br> <br> Please distribute this cfp as widely as possible.<br> <br> We are looking forward to welcoming you in Italy!<br><br>Donald Glowinski= =2C Phd<br> On behalf of the SysMus13 Intl Conference of Students of Systematic Musicol= ogy<br><br>=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D link to website http://www.infomus.org/Events= /SysMus13/index.php?lang=3Deng<br>=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D link to cfp (in .pdf) = http://www.infomus.org/Events/SysMus13/document/SysMus13_cfp.pdf<br><br><br= >SysMus13 =96 Call for Papers<br>Sixth International Conference of Students= of Systematic Musicology<br><br>CasaPaganini-InfoMus Research Center (DIBR= IS-University of Genoa=2C Italy) is pleased to host the Sixth International= Conference of Students of Systematic Musicology (SysMus13)=2C this coming = September 12th-14th=2C 2013. Organized by graduate students=2C the SysMus c= onference series allows young researchers in the field of systematic musico= logy at the master=92s and doctoral levels to present their work in the for= m of papers=2C poster sessions and online publications. SysMus13 also provi= des participants with the opportunity to enjoy two keynotes given by intern= ationally renowned specialists=2C Professors Peter Keller (Univ of Western = Sydney) and Frank Pollick (Univ. of Glasgow) and to meet colleagues from ar= ound the world. <br><br>All research involving meaning=2C description=2C an= d technological mediation of music can be related to musicology. However=2C= the complexity of musical engagement in socio-cultural contexts engenders = different networks of research and knowledge=2C with distinct interdiscipli= nary configurations=2C methods and specializations. Systematic musicology s= pecifically deploys this methodological diversity so as to approach each mu= sicological question with a specific configuration of methods. In doing so= =2C systematic musicology often bridges methodological foundations of scien= ces with critical analysis from the humanities. It promotes the study of ae= sthetics=2C semiotics=2C and cultural studies by incorporating empirical an= d data-oriented methods into the methodological framework. It relies on par= adigms from different disciplines as diverse as the philosophy of aesthetic= s=2C theoretical sociology=2C semiotics=2C and music criticism=2C combined = with strategies derived from empirical psychology=2C acoustics=2C physiolog= y=2C neurosciences=2C cognitive sciences=2C computing=2C and others. Please= visit the website of the SysMus conference series for more information on = the scope=2C methods and aims of systematic musicology: https://sites.googl= e.com/site/sysmusconference/<br><br>Graduate students are encouraged to sub= mit an abstract (max. 500 words) for either a spoken paper or a poster pres= entation by April 15=2C 2013. Papers should be twenty minutes in length fol= lowed by a question period of ten minutes. Poster presentations will offer = the possibility to discuss one=92s research in greater depth. The SysMus13 = conference language is English. <br><br>Abstracts will be evaluated by an i= nternational review committee consisting of doctoral and post-doctoral stud= ents representing an array of subfields of systematic musicology. The commi= ttee will announce its decisions based on double-blind peer review by June = 15=2C 2013. Further information about the abstract submission process and S= ysMus13 is available online at the conference website: http://www.infomus.o= rg/Events/SysMus13/index.php?lang=3Deng<br><br>Please distribute this call = for papers as widely as possible. We hope to welcome you in Genoa!<br><br>D= onald Glowinski=2C Chair<br>On behalf of the SysMus13 Intl Conference of St= udents of Systematic Musicology<br><br><br><br> </div></body> </html>= --_b249f195-8bed-4311-a1e0-73a8a219c959_--