Youth music after 1945 and Jeunesse musicale
Academy of Music, University of Ljubljana in collaboration with the Department of Musicology of the Faculty of Arts invites you to the two-day international symposium titled Youth Music after 1945 and Jeunesse musicale, which will be hosted by the Academy on 10th and 11th October 2024.
The scientific meeting will be dedicated to the presentation of the results of the project Youth music after 1945 and the Musical Youth of Slovenia (http://muzikologijaff.si/gmgm).
We also invite other speakers on the following topics from the following thematic strands or related fields:
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Jeunesse musicale in Europe: past and present
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Musical practices of the "baby boomers" and the following generations
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Music education for young people
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Concepts of children's and youth music
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Histories of children's and youth music in Europe
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Formal and informal histories of children's and youth music
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Personal musical experiences with music from the youth (only posters to be published on the project website)
The deadline for submission of the title, abstract of up to 300 words and keywords is 6 September 2024. Please submit your proposed title and abstract electronically using the form available at the link below:
https://1ka.arnes.si/a/9a14f876.
The languages of the symposium are Slovenian and English.
All submitted abstracts will be peer-reviewed and authors will receive feedback no later than 15 September 2024.
The authors of the submitted papers will have the opportunity to be published in the Glasbenopedagoški zbornik Akademije za glasbo v Ljubljani / Journal of Music Education of the Academy of Music in Ljubljana (ISSN 1318-6876 | E-ISSN 2712-3987) in 2025.
Keynote speakers:
Ivana Vesić, Institute of Musicology, Serbian Academy of Sciences and Arts: Escaping the darkness of subalternity: Musical Youth of Yugoslavia (1954-1991) and the socialist cultural reforms
and
Rajko Muršič from the Department of Ethnology and Cultural Anthropology, Faculty of Arts, University of Ljubljana: Music, Youth and Musical Youth in Slovenia during Socialism and After.
prof. Leon Stefanija, PhD, president
For attending the 15-hour two-day conference, you will receive a certificate worth 1 point, which you can use for promotion (Slovenia).
Roundtable Panel: Search Engine for Music Information Retrieval. Presentation of an analytical application for music information retrieval from Slovenian music for children and youth (VIDEO)
YOUTH MUSIC AFTER 1945 AND JEUNESSE MUSICALE - CONCERT (VIDEO)
Keynote
Speakers
Rajko Muršič, PhD
University of Ljubljana (SLO)
Music: The Natural Language of Inclusion
Rajko Muršič is professor of ethnology/cultural anthropology at the University of Ljubljana, Faculty of Arts, Dept. of Ethnology and Cultural Anthropology. His research focuses on urban anthropology, methodology of anthropological research, sensory studies, (anthropology of) popular music, theories of culture, epistemology, digital ethnography, the use of algorithms, etc. His regional interests comprise Slovenia, Central and South-Eastern Europe (fieldwork in Slovenia, Poland, North Macedonia, Germany, and Japan).
He published eight monographs (all in Slovene) and co-edited nine collections (six in English). He was initial editor of the monograph series Zupanič’s Collection.
He served as a member of the Executive Committee of the IUAES and a president of the Slovenian Ethnological and Anthropological Association Kula. He participated as an expert researcher in the ERC project Sensotra (Sensory Transformations and Transgenerational Environmental Relationships in Europe, 1950-2020) at the University of Eastern Finland (2016-2021), and B-Air (Art Infinity Radio - Creating Sound Art for Babies, Toddlers and Vulnerable Groups) led by the Radio Slovenia (2020-2023).
RAJKO MUŠIČ: Music, Youth and Musical Youth in Slovenia during Socialism and After (VIDEO)
Ivana Vesić, PhD
Institute of Musicology SASA (SRB)
Ivana Vesić holds a PhD in Sociology and MA in Sociology and Musicology. She graduated from the Department of Musicology of the Faculty of Music – University of Arts in Belgrade in 2007. She continued her studies at the Department of Sociology of the University of Belgrade where she obtained the master’s and doctoral degree in 2009 and 2016. Since 2011, Dr. Vesić has been working at the Institute of Musicology SASA (Belgrade, Serbia) where she currently holds the position of Senior Research Associate. Her research is mainly focused on the sociohistorical dimensions of art and popular music practices in Serbia and Yugoslavia from the 1850s to the early 21st century with the emphasis on the issues of music and ideology, music and cultural policies, music taste and consumption, etc.
She authored and co-authored two monographs and more than 40 articles and book chapters in scientific journals and collective volumes. She has been editor and co-editor of three collective volumes. Dr. Vesić has been a team member of several national and international (bilateral) scientific projects and digitization projects.
IVANA VESIĆ: Escaping the darkness of subalternity: Musical Youth of Yugoslavia (1954-1991) and the socialist cultural reforms (VIDEO)
Schedule
Thursday, 10th October '24
Julij Betetto Hall
12:00
Registration - (Lobby of the Academy of Music, Kongresni trg 1)
13:00
Greeting Music: MILE ĐURĐEVIĆ ŽOJAN – accordion, mentor: prof. BORUT ZAGORANSKI
JOŠT JUHANT: Lumen for accordion and electronics (2023)
Welcome speech:
MARKO VATOVEC, Dean of the Academy of Music, University of Ljubljana (SI)
Keynote speaker: RAJKO MUŠIČ, University of Ljubljana, Faculty of Arts (SI)
Music, Youth and Musical Youth in Slovenia during Socialism and After
Friday, 11th October '24
Julij Betetto Hall
9:00
Keynote speaker: IVANA VESIĆ, Institute for Musicology of Serbian Academy of Sciences and Arts (RS)
Escaping the darkness of subalternity: Musical Youth of Yugoslavia (1954-1991) and the socialist cultural reforms
10:00
Parallel sessions in Marijana Lipovška Hall and Trio Lorenz Hall
View timetable
11:o0
Coffee & Tea - (Klub Kazina – Groundfloor)
11:30
14:00
Parallel sessions in Marijana Lipovška Hall and Trio Lorenz Hall
View timetable
Parallel sessions in Marijana Lipovška Hall and Trio Lorenz Hall
View timetable
15:00
14:00
Coffee & Tea - (Klub Kazina – Groundfloor)
15:30
Parallel sessions in Marijana Lipovška Hall and Trio Lorenz Hall
View timetable
Call for papers and farewell thanks
Closing performance: TEJA UDOVIČ KOVAČIČ – accordion, mentor: prof. BORUT ZAGORANSKI
URŠKA POMPE: ...miles and miles above my head (II)...(2014)
17:00
14:30
Coffee & Tea - (Klub Kazina – Groundfloor)
Lunch - (The Place) - for the meal's registrated participants
17:30
Roundtable Panel: Search Engine for Music Information Retrieval. Presentation of an analytical application for music information retrieval from Slovenian music for children and youth (http://muzikologijaff.si/gmgm/podatkovne-baze/iskalnik-notnih-znacilnosti/)
Chair: LEON STEFANIJA, University of Ljubljana, Faculty of Arts (SI)
MATEVŽ PESEK, University of Ljubljana, Faculty of Computer and Information Science (SI)
TINA BOHAK ADAM, University of Ljubljana, Academy of Music (SI)
BRANKA ROTAR PANCE, University of Ljubljana, Academy of Music (SI)
MATEJ BONIN, University of Ljubljana, Academy of Music (SI)
Roundtable will be held in Trio Lorenz Hall and discussion will be held in Slovene language.
19:00
Concert performed by students of the Academy of Music with works by Slovenian composers.
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20:00
Dinner - (Klub Kazina) - for the meal's registrated participants
Registration
Registrations are closed
Early bird registrations are accepted untill 6th September 2024, registrations are open until 27th September 2024.
Payment details: UNIVERZA V LJUBLJANI, AKADEMIJA ZA GLASBO, KONGRESNI TRG 1, 1000 LJUBLJANA
IBAN: SI56 0110 0603 0706 828, UJP LJUBLJANA, SWIFT: BSLJSI2X, Bank: Banka Slovenije, Slovenska 35, 1000 Ljubljana, Reference: 00 301123
Committees
Organising Committee
Chair
LEON STEFANIJA, Univerza v Ljubljani, Filozofska fakulteta (SI)
Members
DARJA KOTER, Univerza v Ljubljani, Akademija za glasbo (SI)
KAROLINA ŠANTL ZUPAN, Univerza v Ljubljani, Akademija za glasbo (SI)
MATIJA MAROLT, Univerza v Ljubljani, Akademija za glasbo (SI)
VESNA VENIŠNIK PETERNELJ, Univerza v Ljubljani, Filozofska fakulteta (SI)
TEA GORIČ, Univerza v Ljubljani, Akademija za glasbo (SI)
MIHA NAHTIGAL, Univerza v Ljubljani, Akademija za glasbo (SI)
JAKOB SPINDLER, Univerza v Ljubljani, Filozofska fakulteta (SI)
International Scientific Committee
Chair
LEON STEFANIJA, Univerza v Ljubljani, Filozofska fakulteta (SI)
Members
DARJA KOTER, Univerza v Ljubljani, Akademija za glasbo (SI)
BRANKA ROTAR PANCE, Univerza v Ljubljani, Akademija za glasbo (SI)
ALEŠ NAGODE, Univerza v Ljubljani, Filozofska fakulteta (SI)
URŠA ŠIVIC, Glasbenonarodopisni inštitut ZRC SAZU (SI)
LADA DURAKOVIĆ, Muzička akademija u Puli (HR)
IVANA VESIĆ, Muzikološki institut Srpske akademije nauka i umetnosti (RS)
VEDRANA MARKOVIĆ, Univerzitet Crne Gore, Muzička akademija (ME)
JULIJANA ŽABEVA PAPAZOVA, Univerzita Komenského v Bratislave (SK)
BOŠTJAN UDOVIČ, Univerza v Ljubljani, Fakulteta za družbene vede, Center za mednarodne odnose (SI)
VALIDA AKŠAMIJA, Muzička akademija Univerziteta u Sarajevu (BIH)
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LOCATION:
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FULL ADDRESS:
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