9:00-10:00 | Registration |
10:00-10:15 Language Center: Festive Hall | Opening of the Conference |
10:15-11:15 Language Center: Festive Hall |
Keynote I Martha Gonzalez: Chican@ Artivistas: Music, Community and Transborder Tactics in East Los Angeles |
11:30-13:00 | Parallel Sessions I |
Language Center: Festive Hall |
Session 1 (online): Resistance and Community Organisation 1 Gonzalo Carrasco: The Chilean Social Outburst and ‘nueva canción’: Older musical forms for contemporary resistance |
Language Center: sh 206 |
Session 2: Politics in Musical Works and Practices 1 Emmi Kujanpää: Transnational Collaboration and Activism in Contemporary Eastern European Folk Singing |
Language Center: sh 205 |
Session 3: Ecomusicology 1 Małgorzata Heinrich: Environmental sound, Non-Heteronormativity, and Gender in the works by Barry Truax |
Topelia: C 120 |
Session 4: Resistance and Community Organisation 2 Haoran Jiang: Music Historiography as Resistance to Univocal Nationalism: Sinophone Articulations of Mandopop in Taiwan’s Martial Law Era |
13:00-14:00 Porthania: Unicafe | Lunch |
14:00-15:30 | Parallel Sessions II |
Language Center: Festive Hall |
Session 5 (online): Resistance and Community Organisation 3 Stefanie Barschdorf: Chicken to Change: When a Song Challenged Robert Mugabe |
Language Center: sh 206 |
Session 6: Politics in Musical Works and Practices 2 Ignacio Soto-Silva: The trutruka playing in popular music: activism and resistance in the region of los Lagos, Chile |
Language Center: sh 205 |
Session 7: Ecomusicology 2 Rebekah E. Moore: “A Method to Match the Message”: A Story of Art and Activism on a Wooden Sailing Ship |
Topelia: C 120 |
Session 8: Resistance and Community Organisation 4 Dominik Schlienger and Liisa Tuomi: Gaia Lava – A low carbon performance stage |
15:30-15:45 | Coffee |
15:45-17:15 | Parallel Sessions III |
Language Center: Festive Hall |
Session 9 (online): Ecomusicology 3 Matt Brennan: Imagining a just and green future for music cities: the case of Glasgow as a UNESCO City of Music |
Language Center: sh 206 |
Session 10: Politics in Musical Works and Practices 3 Uri Agnon: An Activist Shift: New Music and Political Action |
Language Center: sh 205 |
Session 11: Institutions, Structures, and Systems 1 Cassandra Gibson: Gender, Power and Silence: The shaping forces of women’s engagement in the Australian classical music industry |
Topelia: C 120 |
Session 12: Resistance and Community Organisation 5 Sam Coley: Ballade de la Désescalade: Profiling Graeme Allwright as Activist |
18:15 Unioninkatu 33: Banquet Room | Conference Reception, hosted by the University of Helsinki |
10:00-11:30 | Parallel Sessions IV |
Language Center: Festive Hall |
Session 13 (online): Politics in Musical Works and Practices 4 Carlos Pérez Tabares: “I Am the Song I Sing”: Identity, Resistance, and Embodiment in the Music of Bola de Nieve |
Language Center: sh 206 |
Session 14: Studies of Distress and Disadvantage 1 Leena Julin: Hate speech in the name of God – hiding discrimination behind religion |
Language Center: sh 207 |
Session 15: Institutions, Structures, and Systems 2 Pauliina Syrjälä: Licence to compose – Oral composing practices as a catalyst for inclusivity |
Topelia: C 120 |
Session 16: Resistance and Community Organisation 6 Chia-An (Victor) Tung: Music Power and Cultural Identity: The Siraya Revitalization Through Activism in Formosa |
11:30 | Coffee |
12:00-13:00 Language Center: Festive Hall |
Keynote II (online) Aaron S. Allen: Ecomusicological Listening as Activism
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13:00-14:15 Porthania: Unicafe | Lunch |
14:15-15:45 | Parallel Sessions V |
Language Center: Festive Hall |
Session 17 (online): Work for Social Justice, Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion 1 Stephanie A. Budwey: Liturgies of Livability or Liturgical Violence: What Kind of Space is Christian Congregational Song Creating for LGBTQIA+ and Nonbinary People? |
Language Center: sh 206 |
Session 18: Studies of Distress and Disadvantage 2 Konrad Sierzputowski: “There are no More Lovers Left Alive”: HIV/AIDS Music Activism during the Times of the Crisis and PrEP Era |
Language Center: sh 207 |
Session 19: Institutions, Structures, and Systems 3 Lea Jung: “Taking Up Space” – Safer and digital spaces created by feminist music networks |
Topelia: C 120 |
Session 20: Resistance and Community Organisation 7 David Irving: Violins, Communism, and Decolonisation: Activism and Praxis in the Work of Australian Luthier John Godschall Johnson (1912-2003) |
15:45-16:00 | Coffee |
16:00-17:30 | Parallel Sessions VI |
Language Center: Festive Hall |
Roundtable (hybrid): T-Bone Slim – a songwriter, an activist and a hobo Kirsti Salmi-Niklander and Lotta Leiwo: Music and Poetry in Ashtabula and Erie during T-Bone Slim’s Childhood and Youth |
Language Center: sh 206 |
Session 21: Politics in Musical Works and Practices 5 James Chikomborero Paradza: Beyoncé’s Lemonade in South Africa: Exploring perceptions of the visual album as a medium for intersectionality |
Language Center: sh 207 |
Session 22: Institutions, Structures, and Systems 4 Ken Ueno: Towards the Un-Corseting of Non-Western Bodies |
Topelia: C 120 |
Panel 1: Sonic Rebellions: Music, Resistance and Social Justice Baljit Kaur: The American Dream ‘Made in LDN’: Young People’s Production of Rap Music in the Neoliberal Youth Club |
19:00 Tenho Restobar (Helsinginkatu 15) | Conference Dinner |
10:00-11:30 | Parallel Sessions VII |
Language Center: Festive Hall |
Session 23 (online): Politics in Musical Works and Practices 6 Claudio Lubao: Using Music for Cultural Heritage Sustainability: The Challenge of Producing both, Activist Songs and Popular Songs |
Language Center: sh 206 |
Session 24: Resistance and Community Organisation 8 Aimee George: Surveillance and Strategy from contemporary South African women in jazz |
Language Center: sh 205 |
Panel 2: Levelling the Music Playing Field: Diversity and Inclusion in Music. Necessary conditions but are they sufficient for equity? June Fileti: Activist Research through Action Research: Creating Cultural Capital through Assessment in Instrumental Music Tuition |
Topelia: C 120 |
Session 25: Methods of Activism in Research 1 Andrea Dankić: But what if my research interest ends up hurting me or my family?: Reflections on methodology and ethics |
11:30-12:00 | Coffee |
12:00-13:00 Language Center: Festive Hall |
Keynote III Minna Salami: Revelation and Revolution: The Connection of Black Feminist Theory and the Arts |
13:00-14:00 Porthania: Unicafe |
Lunch |
14:00-15:30 |
Parallel Sessions VIII |
Language Center: Festive Hall |
Session 26 (online): Resistance and Community Organisation 9 Xulia Feixoo: A Illa é nosa! Ethnomusicology, activism and community engagement in Ons Island (NW Iberian Peninsula) |
Language Center: sh 206 |
Session 27: Politics in Musical Works and Practices 7 Imke Misch: Nuclear disasters in music: Aspects of artistic activism in works of Toshio Hosokawa, Mayako Kubo and Keiko Fujiie |
Language Center: sh 205 |
Session 28: Work for Social Justice, Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion 2 Van Armenian: Music Education as Active Reconciliation: A Model for Degenociding Colonial States |
Topelia: C 120 |
Session 29: Methods of Activism in Research 2 Eirik Skjelstadt: Between the Binaries: Neptune’s Story |
15:30 Language Center: Festive Hall | Closing of the Conference |