The society undertakes to run a conference within each academic year. SMEI are pleased to share the forthcoming conferences and events with you.
United Nations International Day of Play
Join the LINC Programme and international guests for an online event exploring Reggio-inspired practice and children’s rights.
The Leadership for INClusion in the Early Years (LINC) Programme is delighted to host the online launch of two international publications exploring the contribution of the Reggio Emilia experience to the advancement of children’s rights in a global context.
Taking place on Thursday, June 11th, 2026 at 7pm, this event celebrates the annual United Nations' International Day of Play, the theme of which in 2026 is, "Protect Play, Protect Childhood".
Since its establishment in 2016, in addition to reflecting Irish curriculum and quality frameworks, the LINC Programme has been informed by key Reggio principles including the image of the child, the hundred languages of children, a pedagogy of listening, and the environment as the third teacher, alongside the Irish curriculum and quality frameworks.
The event will be opened by Prof Peter Moss, followed by a presentation from Anne Macken, Early Childhood Educational Manager, on how Reggio-inspired practice is realised at her setting: Happy Days, Ballyporeen, Co. Tipperary. To conclude, there will be an opportunity for questions and discussions with presenters, editors and authors who are present.
More information here Realising Children’s Rights Through Reggio-Inspired Practice Tickets, Thursday 11 June • Starts at 7 PM GMT+1 | Eventbrite
ISME Member Event
How can music educators and community music facilitators create environments where participants feel safe, supported, and empowered to engage?
Join Dr. Catherine Birch (York St John University, UK) for an interactive exploration of trauma-informed practice in community music. This session will examine how the principles of safety, trust, collaboration, empowerment, and choice can strengthen music-making experiences and support meaningful participant engagement.
📅 June 12, 2026
🌍 Open to ISME Members
🎓 Facilitated by Dr. Catherine Birch
Whether you work in schools, community settings, higher education, or outreach programs, this session offers practical insights for building more responsive and inclusive musical environments.
Register today: Meeting Registration - Zoom
Purposeful Vocal and Instrumental Teaching Online Workshop series June 2026-May 2027
🎶 Purposeful Vocal and Instrumental Music Teaching Online Workshop Series
June 2026 – May 2027
SMEI are delighted to announce the launch of the Purposeful Vocal and Instrumental Music Teaching online workshop series, delivered by the Society for Music Education in Ireland (SMEI).
This inspiring series is designed for vocal and instrumental music teachers who want to develop their teaching with greater purpose, confidence and connection. Running monthly from June 2026 to May 2027, the series will offer practical strategies, expert input, interactive discussion and opportunities to connect with a supportive community of music educators.
✨ Workshop 1: Purposeful Exam Preparation
Navigating Music Exam Boards with Purpose: Understanding Requirements and Managing Expectations
Presented by Dr Lilian Simones📅 Date: Thursday 25th June 2026
🕦 Time: 11:30 am GMT/BST (UK & Ireland)
💻 Location: Online via Zoom
🔗 Register here: https://eu.jotform.com/build/261454013487052
This first workshop offers a clear and practical overview of UK and Irish-based music exam board requirements, with a strong focus on how teachers can support meaningful musicianship beyond the exam itself. Grounded in the Common Approach methodology from Music Mark, the session will explore how to make informed, student-centred decisions when selecting exam boards, balancing individual goals, learning needs and the expectations of different systems.
Teachers will also reflect on how to manage expectations effectively across all stakeholders, including examiners, students, parents and teachers.
🌟 Event 1 is free of charge and open to all.
All vocal and instrumental teachers, music educators and those interested in purposeful music teaching are warmly welcome to attend. Please use the registration link above.Join us as we connect, reflect and grow together through meaningful professional development.
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Inclusive Music Education: Exploring Assistive and Digital Technologies for Primary and Post-Primary Schools - Free EPV Summer Course at Mary Immaculate College
Dear Music Education Community,
We write to you with exciting news of a brand new free DEY-approved summer course that we have designed at MIC entitled: Inclusive Music Education: Exploring Assistive and Digital Technologies for Primary and Post-Primary Schools
This course is designed to enable primary, special education and/or post-primary teachers to engage in inclusive music pedagogies and digital technologies with a view to adapting them for use in their own classrooms to strengthen learner agency and access.
Scheduled on-campus at MIC from Wednesday 1st July - Tuesday 7th July 2026 (9.30am - 2pm), the course will:
Engage teachers in a practical, meaningful experience using inclusive music pedagogies for inclusive music-making classroom practices, that includes diverse learners and resources to promote equity, inclusion and diversity
Evaluate low-threshold adaptive musical instruments and digital music technologies by exploring inclusive music-making approaches that can be replicated in classrooms
Equip teachers with the knowledge and skills required to plan across the curriculum (arts education, languages, literacy, STEAM, SESE, SPHE) and across school contexts, to promote pupil engagement and learning
Course Tutors Gwen Moore, Avril McLoughlin, Edmond Gubbins and June Robbins bring a diverse range of expertise and experience from primary, post-primary and ITE contexts in informal/non-formal music learning, Irish traditional music and inclusive special education.
The summer course is free of charge and will include tea/coffee and snacks. However, places are limited and will be allocated on a first-come, first-served basis!
If interested, please click here to register. Please feel free to share with other teachers who may be interested.
Kind regards,
Gwen, Avril, Edmond and June
Kodály Summer Course
In association with the School of Arts Education and Movement, DCU, Kodály Ireland is delighted to announce details of the 2026 International Summer School - Click here to visit the Kodály Active Music Making Page
Kodály Ireland (KI) promotes the principles and processes of Kodály-inspired pedagogy in Ireland. An important event in this process is the annual International Summer Course which takes place in early July. Led by renowned Irish, Hungarian and international tutors, the emphasis is on active, experience-based learning. Class levels are graded and therefore all levels of musical experience (from basic to advanced) are welcome.
This intensive professional development course is suitable for:
· Primary teachers (EPV approved for 2026)
· Post-primary music teachers
· Early years teachers
· Higher education music lecturers
· Vocal and instrumental teachers
· Musicianship teachers
· Conductors
· Singers and instrumental performers
· Music students
· Choral singers
Course Content:
· Graded Musicianship (Solfège)
· Conducting (Basic to advanced)
· Music pedagogy workshops
· Choral singing
· Voice lessons (optional)
There are also social events
Benefits:
On a personal musical level, all participants will get the opportunity to develop their musicianship skills, musical knowledge and understanding. Through singing and active learning, participants will experience improvements in aural awareness, sight-singing, analytical understanding and general musical knowledge, choral singing, ensemble playing and performance skills.
Those involved in music education will be facilitated in deepening their knowledge and understanding of Kodály-inspired pedagogy, learn about new developments, methods and teaching ideas and gain a wealth of resources suitable for all levels and teaching contexts.
37th ISME World Conference, Montréal Convention Centre, Canada
37th ISME World Conference Abstract Submission
📍 Montréal Convention Centre, Canada
📅 26 - 31 July 2026
🎶 Unity in Music Education: Building Bridges for All 🎶
Join fellow researchers, educators, practitioners, and students in exploring how music connects cultures, disciplines, generations, and communities.
Regular Registration: Apr 8 - May 31, 2026
Late Registration: Jun 1 - Jul 25, 2026
Onsite Registration: July 26 - Jul 31, 2026
Click here to discover more…
37th International Society for Music Education World Conference (ISME 2026)
ISME membership is required to submit:
Join here | Renew here
Don’t miss this extended opportunity to share your ideas on the world stage!
International Choral Conducting Summer School
International Choral Conducting Summer School
The 45th International Choral Conducting Summer School returns to the Irish World Academy of Music & Dance from 1-7 August 2026 providing intensive professional choral training with an internationally-recognized conducting faculty.
Based in the beautiful surroundings of the University of Limerick, Sing Ireland is delighted to present the 45th International Choral Conducting Summer School for conductors, musician educators and choral singers.
The only one of its kind in Ireland, this seven-day intensive professional choral training offers a wealth of expertise from an internationally-recognised conducting faculty.
Course Overview
Course levels are tailored to meet the needs and abilities of conductors new to this world as well as for those experienced and already established. Participants at all levels will develop, expand and refine their core conducting technique and will advance their skills in applied score study, rehearsal technique, interpretation as well as vocal pedagogy and their ability to guide an ensemble of singers.
Complementing the core work, to include daily warm-ups, choir sessions and an evening of masterclasses, the course also includes a range of workshops to cover essential and stimulating topics to ensure a that your experience is varied, vibrant and valuable.
Click here for more information on Sing Ireland’s Summer School
The 30th National Conference of the PPMTA
The 30th National Conference of the Post Primary Music Teachers’ Association - 2026
A chara,
Save the Date;
I am delighted to announce that our Annual PPMTA Conference will take place in Whites of Wexford, Abbey Street, Townparks, Co Wexford,Y35 CDPF, from Friday 18th September to Sunday 20th September 2026. The theme of our conference this year will be ‘TBC’. It promises to be an exciting weekend filled with workshops, lectures for music teachers and all involved in music education in Ireland!
Regards,
The Irish Piano Pedagogy Conference
The Irish Piano Pedagogy Conference will be on June 6th and 7th in The Alex Hotel, Dublin 2. The IPPC is a new national gathering for piano teachers across Ireland.
It’s a two-day event focused on learning, connection, and inspiration – with workshops, talks and discussions designed to support teachers at every stage of their careers.
Piano teachers of all backgrounds are extremely welcome. More information and tickets at ippc.ie
Integrated Arts Workshop with Dr Edel Fahy
This timely and exciting workshop aligns with the Primary Curriculum Arts Education Specification NCCA, embracing the interrelated arts education forms of Drama, Music and Art.
When: 10 am - 1 pm, Saturday 25th April 2026
Where: The Drama Room (SE 133), Maynooth University Froebel Dept, Maynooth, University
Cost: €20 (Early Bird), €25 (normal rate), €10 (student rate).
Scan the QR code in the poster below to book your place! 🎨🎭🎶
Composers in the Classroom
Chamber Choir Ireland is currently accepting applications from secondary school music teachers for Composers in the Classroom 2026/27.
This free youth composition programme gives secondary school students (age15-18) across Ireland and Northern Ireland the opportunity and skills to create their own piece of choral music.
Throughout the September-December term, a selection of Ireland’s leading composers will travel to schools across the island to coach students in the creative process of composing for choir. Students are mentored by these composers as they create their own pieces of choral music, and have them brought to life in a professional recording and gala performance by Chamber Choir Ireland in January 2027.
There is no fee for participating schools and students.
Composers in the Classroom is delivered in partnership with the Contemporary Music Centre, Ireland and funded by Arts Council/ an Chomhairle Ealaíon and the Arts Council of Northern Ireland.
The deadline for applications is 5pm, Friday 24 April.
Teachers can find further information and apply for their students to participate here:
https://www.chamberchoirireland.com/learning-participation/composers-in-the-classroom/
Orff -Schulwek Association Ilreland
The next Orff-Schulwerk Association Ireland event, a workshop to be held in collaboration with TU Dublin Conservatoire on Saturday 24th January, led by Orff specialist Nadja Kraft from Orff UK.
DCU Choral Leadership Day
DCU Choral Leadership Day 2026 Tickets, Sat, Jan 24, 2026 at 10:30 AM | Eventbrite
Free training day for conductors, teachers, music leaders and singers, led by Dr Róisín Blunnie and Team
Choral workshops and group singing led by Róisín Blunnie and team
Warm-ups, vocal work, and choir leadership strategies for all
Ideas for community choirs and youth choirs
Gregorian chant workshop
Outline Schedule
10.30am-1pm Warm-up and full group workshops
1pm-2pm Lunch (own arrangements; lunch not available on campus)
2pm-4.30pm Shorter, small-group workshops
Access and Parking
Venue: DCU All Hallows Campus, room SG05.
Vehicle access via Grace Park Road.
Pedestrian/bike access via Church Avenue, off Drumcondra Road at Cat & Cage.
Free parking available on campus, in designated red-lined and white-lined spaces only.
Do not park in blue-lined paid parking area as this is subject to clamping 24/7.
SMI-ICTMD PG 2026
Joint SMI and ICTMD-IE Postgraduate Conference, January 2026
Our 19th annual postgraduate students' research conference will be held on 14-15 January 2026 at the MU Cork School of Music, under the joint auspices of the SMI and the Irish National Committee of the International Council for Traditions of Music and Dance. The keynote address will be given by Dr Joanne Cusack (Maynooth University). The conference will feature the presentation of the SMI's Alison Dunlop Graduate Prize. As in previous years, the postgraduate conference will also include a Careers Forum and a dedicated session featuring prize-winners of the annual CHMHE competition for undergraduate dissertations.
Joint SMI and ICTM-IE Postgraduate Conference
Joint SMI and ICTMD-IE Postgraduate Conference, January 2026
Our 18th annual postgraduate students' research conference will be held on 16-17 January 2025 at Trinity College Dublin, under the joint auspices of the SMI and the Irish National Committee of the International Council for Traditional Music and Dance. The keynote address will be given by Dr Méabh Ní Fhuartháin (Head of Irish Studies at the Centre for Irish Studies, University of Galway). The conference will feature the presentation of the Harry White Doctoral Prize. As in previous years, the postgraduate conference will also include a Careers Forum and a dedicated session featuring prize-winners of the annual CHMHE competition for undergraduate dissertations.
Further updates will be posted here.
Update, 6 January 2025: Registration has opened. Go to the following Eventbrite link.
Update, 11 October 2024: A call for papers has been issued and may be downloaded here. The deadline for the submission of proposals is Friday 8 November 2024.
Postgraduate students working in all areas of musical research are warmly invited to submit proposals for 20-minute papers or 30-minute lecture recitals of research conducted under supervision at a third-level institution. Poster presentations are also welcome. Areas of research include but are not limited to, historical musicology, ethnomusicology, music theory and analysis, composition, music technology, music pedagogy, popular music studies, performance studies, musical practice as research, psychology of music, and music and gender. Attendees should convey research findings and professional conclusions honestly and in alignment with established research integrity principles, including those relating specifically to the use of Generative Artificial Intelligence (AI).
The conference committee will be hosting an Abstract-Writing Zoom Workshop on 22 October at 1pm aimed towards students who may be in the early stages of their research and considering applying to a conference for the first time. Please register your interest in this workshop by completing the form at this link.
13th Annual Conference of the SMEI - 28-29th October 2025 - St Mary’s University College, Belfast
14th Annual Conference of the SMEI 2026
Cultural Diversity in Music Education (CDIME) Conference 2025
Dear colleagues,
I am delighted to share with you a call for proposals for the next Cultural Diversity in Music Education (CDIME) conference. In 2025, the 17th CDIME conference will be an in-person event, to be held in Limerick, Ireland, 30th September – 2nd October, 2025. Link here: https://www.mic.ul.ie/CDIME2025. The conference is co-hosted by Mary Immaculate College and the Irish World Academy of Music and Dance, University of Limerick.
The CDIME 2025 conference invites presenters to reflect on ‘Living Diversity, Imagining Inclusivity: Practicing (Non-)belongings in Music Education.’ We invite proposals for papers, panels, or arts practice presentations that consider this conference theme. Proposals should be submitted via the online abstract management system (see https://www.mic.ul.ie/CDIME2025/Call-for-Proposals) before December 16th, 2024.
Please share this call widely with your networks.
We look forward to welcoming you to Limerick!
Ailbhe
(on behalf of the conference committee)
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Dr Ailbhe Kenny
Irish Research Council Laureate (22-26)
Associate Professor of Music Education
MARY IMMACULATE COLLEGE, UNIVERSITY OF LIMERICK
South Circular Road, Limerick, V94 VN26, Ireland
The Expansive Canvas: Large-Scale Form in the Music of 19th-Century Women Composers
The Expansive Canvas: Large-Scale Form in the Music of 19th-Century Women Composers
The Department of Music at Trinity College Dublin, the Royal Irish Academy of Music, and the Trinity Long Room Hub are delighted to announce the international conference and collaborative symposium, “The Expansive Canvas: Large-Scale Form in the Music of 19th-Century Women Composers” which will take place in Dublin, Ireland on 26–28 August 2025.
Further details at: https://expansivecanvas.com/
Large-scale form (LSF) refers to the structure of an extended musical composition found in numerous genres such as sonatas, symphonies, overtures (some with literary adjuncts), operas, concertos, chamber music and extended choral works. It stands in contrast to the domestic genres historically associated with women composers such as song and piano miniatures. For the purposes of this event, the long nineteenth century extends from 1789–1922. This international conference and collaborative symposium aims to reinvigorate our conception of music history, and to challenge entrenched patterns of representation within the classical music establishment by opening up a forum for the discussion, performance, and analysis of LSFs by women composers. With four central pillars in performance, music analysis, musicology, and music education, the event will provide a platform for a discourse on gender diversification in music education, and concert programming as it pertains to the music of the long nineteenth century.
Submissions are welcome in three areas:
Performance
Scholarly Papers
Presentations from Industry Leaders
Deadline for Submissions
5pm Irish time on 31 January 2025
Creative and Organizing Team
Nicole Grimes, Trinity College Dublin (Co-Chair)
Denise Neary, Royal Irish Academy of Music (Co-Chair)
Ciarán Crilly, University College Dublin
Joe Davies, Women in Global Music Network
Sinéad Hayes, Royal Irish Academy of Music
Róisín Maher, MTU Cork School of Music/Finding a Voice
Susan McCormick, Trinity College Dublin
Hannah Millington, TU Dublin Conservatoire
Orla Shannon, University of Oregon
Aidan Thomson, University of Galway
DCU Institute of Education: Dean's Lecture Series 2025
DCU Institute of Education:
Dean's Lecture Series 2025
Executive Dean Professor Anne Looney is delighted to invite you to
Accessible Arts Education: Perspectives on Reaching Every Student in Music and Arts Education
Dr. Rhoda Bernard, Managing Director, Berklee Institute for Accessible Arts Education
Assistant Chair, Music Education
Thursday 13th March from 7.00pm - 8.00pm, followed by reception
Ann Louise Gilligan Lecture Theatre, DCU St Patrick’s Campus, Drumcondra
Register here by Monday 10th March
ICTMD Conference
The Annual Conference of ICTMD Ireland takes place at the All Hallows campus of Dublin City University on Friday-Saturday 7-8 March 2025, with keynote speakers Prof Michael Bakan (Florida State University) and Dr Jaime Jones (University College Dublin).
A full call for papers can be viewed here, with a submission deadline of 31 December 2024.
Best wishes,
John O'Flynn (Conference Committee Chair)
Professor of Music | Theology, Philosophy, and Music | Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences | Dublin City University
Ollamh don Ceol| Scoil na Diagachta, Fealsúnachta, agus Ceol | Dámh na nDaonnachtaí agus na nEolaíochtaí Sóisialta | Ollscoil Chathair Bhaile Átha Cliath
S204 | Senior House | DCU All Hallows Campus | Dublin 9 | D09 N920
S204 | Teach na Sinsear | Campas na Naomh Uile | Baile Átha Cliath 9 | D09 N920
P: + 353 1 700 6120; E: john.oflynn@dcu.ie
12th Annual Conference of the SMEI - 29-30th November 2024, University College, Cork
12th Annual Conference 2024
Orff-Schulwerk Association Ireland Workshop 2024
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Orff-Schulwerk Association Ireland (OSAI) is holding a workshop weekend on 16-17 November 2024 in the MG Laois / Laois School of Music premises. Our weekend last year with Soili Perkio was an enormous success and since then we have formed an Irish Orff Association and been recognised as members of the International Orff-Schulwerk Forum. We are really excited for this weekend and hope to see many Musician Educators, Primary Teachers and Arts Practitioners who are interested in using the Orff approach in their practice here in Ireland and further afield.
‘Tús Turais - a Schulwerk for Ireland’
Developing the Orff-Schulwerk approach for Ireland.
The launch of Orff-Schulwerk Association Ireland (OSAI) offers us a great opportunity to explore how we can reflect the breadth of Irish culture, both traditional and contemporary, in our music and movement education. Led on Saturday by Caroline McCluskey of the Scottish Orff-Schulwerk Association, we will explore how we can use traditional music, dance and culture to create and play with children and young people. On Sunday we will explore some of these aspects of Irish traditional culture with Aileen Lambert, Wexford folklorist who works with Heritage in Schools. The weekend will also include the first ever AGM of the Orff-Schulwerk Association of Ireland! Suitable for everyone who uses music, movement and culture in their creative work with children and young people in Ireland!
Saturday 16 / Sunday 17 November
Laois School of Music / Music Generation Laois, Portlaoise
Saturday facilitator: Caroline McCluskey, Scottish Orff-Schulwerk Association
Sunday facilitator: Aileen Lambert, Folklorist and Traditional Singer
Cost
€95 Non-members
€75 Members (Discount code sent to members of OSAI)
Payment through Eventbrite link (booking fees apply)
Or for individuals, PayPal – email orffschulwerkireland@gmail.com and be sent an invoice.
OSAI Membership is €30 – Will entitle to reduced rate for future OSAI events (at least one more in 2024/25), access to website and resources, newsletters and to help build our new association! Email orffschulwerkireland@gmail.com for more information.
Mícheál Ó Súilleabháin Book Launch: A Life in Music
Honorary SMEI Member, Mícheál Ó Súilleabháin book launch: A Life in Music,
Editors: Professor Helen Phelan, SMEI Honorary Member Marie McCarthy and Nicholas Carolan.
We Must Create, Royal Irish Academy of Music
We Must Create: Transformation and Youth Choral Music, Royal Irish Academy of Music, Dublin
Venue details
Symposium: 11am–5:30pm, Whyte Recital Hall, Royal Irish Academy of Music
Performance/Album Launch: 7-8pm, Whyte Recital Hall, Royal Irish Academy of Music
Sign up to attend by clicking here
This one-day symposium gathers practitioners, researchers, and practice researchers working with children’s and youth choirs to explore how practice and scholarship can intersect on topics such as social responsibility, artistic citizenship, democracy, reflective practices, participatory practices, and decision-making. Throughout the day, presentations and discussions will focus on how these concepts can be considered in relation to the creation of choral music with young people.
In 2024, we celebrate the 35th anniversary of the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child (UNCRC). This symposium responds to this significant milestone by inviting music educators and musicians to gather and reflect on how their practices can both contribute to and support young people in creating a better world. This collaboration, between the Royal Irish Academy of Music, Dublin City University, and Dublin Youth Choir, highlights how practice research and inter-disciplinary insights can enhance our understanding and support us in harnessing the transformative power of choral singing.
The event also marks the release of an album of repertoire for children’s and youth choirs by Dr Seán Doherty, performed by Dublin Youth Choir, entitled ‘We Must Create’. The symposium will culminate in the official launch of the recordings with a performance by Dublin Youth Choir, conducted by Dr Lynsey Callaghan.
Dr Lynsey Callaghan (she/her)
Head of Programmes, Research and Academics
Royal Irish Academy of Music
36–38 Westland Row, Dublin 2, Ireland
Email lynseycallaghan@riam.ie
Web riam.ie
36th ISME World Conference
Following the cancellation of the 34th ISME World Conference in 2020, scheduled for Helsinki, ISME is very pleased to announce that the 36th ISME World Conference will be held in that city with the generous support of the Sibelius Academy, UniArts. It was a huge disappointment to have to cancel, after two and a half years of planning, but that work is not lost now with this welcome return.
Helsinki is a magnificent city. The Finlandia Hall and the Sibelius Academy, UniArts are superb facilities. The team at UniArts are dedicated and very generous with their time and expertise. It will be an amazing world conference.
31st European Association for Music in Schools (EAS) Conference 2024
TU Dublin Conservatoire are delighted to announce that they will be hosting the 31st EAS (European Association for Music in Schools) from 12th– 15th June 2024. This is very exciting news as this conference attracts a large number of music educators from all across Europe and beyond, and it is the first time it will be coming to Ireland. TU Dublin are also hoping to welcome a strong contingent of Irish music educators (music teachers, teacher educators, students, researchers etc) whose work is related to music education in schools.
The keynote speakers are: Professor Marie McCarthy, Professor Huib Schippers and Dr Anna Houmann.
The Call for Papers is now open; the link to the submission form is found here: https://eas-music.org/cfp-dublin-24/
Please note that the deadline for submissions is Monday 4th December 2023. If you have any questions, please email eas2024@eas-music.org
TU Dublin are looking forward to welcoming you to their state-of-the-art campus in TU Dublin in June.
Contact: Lorraine O’Connell, EAS 2024 Organising Team
30th EAS Conference and 9th ISME European Regional Conference
30th EAS Conference, 9th ISME European Regional Conference May 24-27 2023, Lyon University.
Theme: Liberty-Equity-Creativity: Innovating and Inventing Music in the Classroom
Joint SMI and ICTM - IE Postgraduate Conference 2023
University College Dublin
20–21 January 2023
Call for Papers
Deadline: Monday 14 November 2022
Email: smiictm2023@gmail.com
The Society for Musicology in Ireland and the Irish National Committee of the International Council for Traditional Music are pleased to announce a joint postgraduate conference to take place at University College Dublin on Friday 20 and Saturday 21 January 2023.
To submit a proposal, please send an email attachment (.doc or .docx, not .pdf) to smiictm2023@gmail.com by Monday 14 November 2022 More details here.
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