Mr Bryden Stillie

Edinburgh Napier Music Research Seminar Series
Oct 19, 2017

Description On 19th October, Dr Bill Bruford (Earthworks, King Crimson, Yes) will be coming to Edinburgh Napier University to deliver a guest lecture as part of our Music Research Seminar Series. His lecture, Give the drummer some: Distributed creativity in popular music performance, focuses on the relationship between creativity and popular music instrumental performance. Other lectures on the night come from two staff from the Tomlin Centre for Music at Edinburgh Napier. Dr Katrina Burton will be presenting on her research and professional practice that explores the links between composition, architecture and site-specific performance. Dave Hook will be presenting on his recent PhD submission: An autoethnography of Scottish hip-hop: identity, locality, outsiderdom and social commentary.

This event is a research seminar and therefore we respectfully ask that questions are related to the content of the presentations only, not the wider careers of our presenters (unless relevant).

Tickets for this event are free, but limited to 125, so book now to avoid disappointment!

Location Room A17 Merchiston Campus.

People Bryden Stillie

Org Units School of Arts and Creative Industries

Research Areas Music
Education
Pedagogy

Themes Culture and Communities

Research Centres/Groups Applied Music Research Centre

URL https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h3ZQ7xguZIM&list=PLvXwKcxT9seMH0la897SMeqp6ak5Jgy2k&index=6

Description	On 19th October, Dr Bill Bruford (Earthworks, King Crimson, Yes) will be coming to Edinburgh Napier University to deliver a guest lecture as part of our Music Research Seminar Series. His lecture, Give the drummer some: Distributed creativity in popular music performance, focuses on the relationship between creativity and popular music instrumental performance. Other lectures on the night come from two staff from the Tomlin Centre for Music at Edinburgh Napier. Dr Katrina Burton will be presenting on her research and professional practice that explores the links between composition, architecture and site-specific performance. Dave Hook will be presenting on his recent PhD submission: An autoethnography of Scottish hip-hop: identity, locality, outsiderdom and social commentary. This event is a research seminar and therefore we respectfully ask that questions are related to the content of the presentations only, not the wider careers of our presenters (unless relevant). Tickets for this event are free, but limited to 125, so book now to avoid disappointment!
Location	Room A17 Merchiston Campus.
People	Bryden Stillie
Org Units	School of Arts and Creative Industries
Research Areas	Music Education Pedagogy
Themes	Culture and Communities
Research Centres/Groups	Applied Music Research Centre
URL	https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h3ZQ7xguZIM&list=PLvXwKcxT9seMH0la897SMeqp6ak5Jgy2k&index=6

The Edinburgh Napier Music Research Seminar Series
Feb 3, 2017

Description Gareth Dylan Smith, president of the Association of Popular Music Education, will be sharing his experience of Embodiment and Drumming Eudaimonia as part of a Music Pedagogies and Practice event, at which staff from the music department will also be presenting on their current teaching and practice based research activities. This event will begin at 18:30pm and will finish by 9:00pm. Confirmed presenters from the Music team are: Renee Stefanie, Paul Ferguson, Zack Moir and Bryden Stillie.

The programme for the evening event will be:

18:30 Keynote: Dr Gareth Dylan Smith - “Embodiment and Drumming Eudaimonia”
19:10 Dr Zack Moir and Mr Bryden Stillie - “Haphazard Pathways: Routes to Higher Popular Music Education and Impact on Curricula Design”

19:35: 10 minute break

19:45 Ms Renée Stefanie - “Analogies and Skill Transfers"
20:15 Dr Paul Ferguson , Dr Zack Moir and Dr Gareth Dylan Smith - “Jamming in the 3rd Room: Experiences of remote 'virtual' real-time performance and recording"
20:45 Close

Location The Glass Room, Merchiston Campus

People Bryden Stillie
Zack Moir
Renée Stefanie
Paul Ferguson

Org Units School of Arts and Creative Industries

Research Areas Music
Pedagogy
Education

Themes Culture and Communities

Research Centres/Groups Applied Music Research Centre

URL https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0IzksvtSov8&list=PLvXwKcxT9seMH0la897SMeqp6ak5Jgy2k&index=3

Description	Gareth Dylan Smith, president of the Association of Popular Music Education, will be sharing his experience of Embodiment and Drumming Eudaimonia as part of a Music Pedagogies and Practice event, at which staff from the music department will also be presenting on their current teaching and practice based research activities. This event will begin at 18:30pm and will finish by 9:00pm. Confirmed presenters from the Music team are: Renee Stefanie, Paul Ferguson, Zack Moir and Bryden Stillie. The programme for the evening event will be: 18:30 Keynote: Dr Gareth Dylan Smith - “Embodiment and Drumming Eudaimonia” 19:10 Dr Zack Moir and Mr Bryden Stillie - “Haphazard Pathways: Routes to Higher Popular Music Education and Impact on Curricula Design” 19:35: 10 minute break 19:45 Ms Renée Stefanie - “Analogies and Skill Transfers" 20:15 Dr Paul Ferguson , Dr Zack Moir and Dr Gareth Dylan Smith - “Jamming in the 3rd Room: Experiences of remote 'virtual' real-time performance and recording" 20:45 Close
Location	The Glass Room, Merchiston Campus
People	Bryden Stillie Zack Moir Renée Stefanie Paul Ferguson
Org Units	School of Arts and Creative Industries
Research Areas	Music Pedagogy Education
Themes	Culture and Communities
Research Centres/Groups	Applied Music Research Centre
URL	https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0IzksvtSov8&list=PLvXwKcxT9seMH0la897SMeqp6ak5Jgy2k&index=3

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