Saturday, 16 May 2020, 17:00–19:00 pm
The Musicological Teaching section of the Italian Society of Musicology is promoting a webinar dedicated to the methodologies and tools of distance learning for musicological disciplines in upper secondary schools, AFAM institutions, and universities.
The current emergency and the forms of distance learning activated in schools of every order and level have had a profound impact on musicological teaching and on those who daily take on the task of transmitting research methodologies and bodies of knowledge. It is not merely a matter of updating tools and learning to make use of the possibilities offered by digital technology. The lack of direct human contact compels us to rethink communicative mechanisms and to develop new strategies for the transmission and sharing of knowledge. It is therefore appropriate to reflect on a transformation that will have a long-lasting effect, far beyond the present emergency situation, on the work of those entrusted with educating students in music and musicological research.
Speakers include:
Berta Martini (University of Urbino)
Luigia Berti (Licinio Refice Conservatory of Music, Frosinone)
Carla Cuomo (University of Bologna)
Paola Besutti (University of Teramo)
Roberto Maragliano (Roma Tre University)
Alberto Macrì (Sandro Pertini Music High School, Genoa)
Stefano Zenni (Giovanni Battista Martini Conservatory of Music, Bologna)
Patrizia Florio (Giuseppe Nicolini Conservatory of Music, Piacenza – IAML Italy)
Carlo Fiore (Alessandro Scarlatti Conservatory of Music, Palermo)
Maurizio Gabrieli (Santa Cecilia Conservatory of Music, Rome)
Fabio Sartorelli (Giuseppe Verdi Conservatory of Music, Milan)
Anna Quaranta (International Academy of Imola Foundation)
To take part in the meeting, registration is required by sending an email to insegnamentimusicologici@sidm.it. Once registered, participants will receive the link to join the meeting.
