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Association for Popular Music Education 2019 Conference

Rich Hall

University of Wolverhampton
Lecturer in Popular Music and Music Technology

Rich is a popular music practitioner, researcher and academic lecturing popular music and music technology. He holds a degree in popular music studies from the University of Leeds and a PhD from Coventry University. Rich's research interests centre around critical theory and critical pedagogy as it relates to the study of popular music. He retains a pragmatic emphasis and is concerned in particular with a narrative enquiry into the lived experiences of individuals and how this can inform practice.

7:00pm PDT

Opening reception: Sumkali performs Indian-Western Fusion music Press Hall Lobby

8:00pm PDT

Opening reception Continues West 3rd COMMON

8:00am PDT

CONFERENCE REGISTRATION/ CHECK IN APME SPONSORED COFFEE HOUR Lobby NYU Steinhardt

9:00am PDT

Openning Welcome LOEWE THEATRE

9:30am PDT

GENERAL SESSION: BEAT BOXING PERFORMANCE LOEWE THEATRE

11:00am PDT

Popular Music Pedagogy: Teaching the Teachers Room 778

12:00pm PDT

The Influence of Popular Music on Family Musical Relationships: A Case Study of Two Families Room 879

2:00pm PDT

Discussing Diversity in Musical Literacy Room 879

2:30pm PDT

Using Songwriting as a tool to discuss morals of today’s society and improve the creativity of our students Room 771

3:00pm PDT

Music industry education: Current approaches and future directions Room 771

4:00pm PDT

Rock Music Pedagogy in the UK and US: Ignorance and Elitism? Room 879

4:30pm PDT

Sampling as Civil Disobedience in a Copyrighted World Room 777

9:15am PDT

General Session: Celebrating Diverse Musical Voices of New York City LOEWE THEATRE

10:45am PDT

Case Studies in Artist Development: What is the Role of College Music Educators in the Music Industry? Room 879

11:45am PDT

Conservatoire, university, and alternative provider: an evaluation of differing models of delivery for HPME Room 770

12:15pm PDT

Technically deficient or expressively accomplished? Challenging a popular singing myth Room 771

2:00pm PDT

GENERAL SESSION: KEYNOTE: PROFESSIONAL DRUMMER RAY LEVIER LOEWE THEATRE

4:40pm PDT

Sound spaces: Connecting high school students to professional recording opportunities Room 771

4:50pm PDT

Music from the Mundane: ‘Found Sounds’ and popular music composition Room 771

9:30am PDT

Widening Participation: ideology or euphemism? Room 770

10:00am PDT

Informal Learning: Creating Independent Musicians Room 771

11:15am PDT

A holistic approach to teaching employability within popular music education Room 770 Engaging students in large popular ensembles: strategies, curriculum and organization Room 777

2:00pm PDT

General Session: Keynotes: MICHAEL LEAGUE from SNARKY PUPPY LOEWE THEATRE

3:15pm PDT

Adding arrows to your quiver: Blended rehearsal strategies to improve your ensemble coaching Room 770