Voordracht bij Inspiratiesessie Drenthe School & Omgeving/Meer Muziek in de Klas19 maart 2025, Odeon Cultuurhuis, Tweede Exloërmond, 15-17.30 uur

Deluge: a conversationFriday 28th February, 2025Organised alongside the exhibition, this community conference will conclude three years of research and artwork. The event will include conversations and presentations from the Deluge artists, ecologists and salt marsh experts, connecting the three tidal …

Inleiding bij de start van de minor Betekenisvolle Kunsteducatie van de Hanzehogeschool Groningen. De minor is een gezamenlijke minor van PCC, AM en PABO.

Invited speaker at the AI, Culture, and Society Seminar at the ILLC at UvA.

Conference presentation on the ethical professionalism and decision-making of hospital musicians. A conference presentation at the CERC2025 conference on January 25th, 2025.

Presentatie over idiocultureel muziekonderwijs voor derdejaars studenten van de opleiding Docent Muziek.

Thinking about the music we use in our music teaching is crucial. The meaning of music is relational, arising from the entanglement between the music and the person, the ‘musicker’ as Christopher Small would say. The idea of entanglement gives rise to many interesting questions about musical repertoires, …

Launch event in the framework of ARTICULATE. Art & Research days and Art x Research x City, in collaboration with ARIA. This programme will take place on 18 October 2024 at the Royal Conservatoire Antwerp (Desguinlei 25, 2018 Antwerp).Dear enthusiasts of research in the arts,We want to extend a warm …

Keynote voor de conferentie 'Kunst in Onderwijs' in Amersfoort, georganiseerd door de Onderzoeksgroep Muziek in Onderwijs van Hogeschool Leiden, over idiocultureel muziek-/kunstonderwijs.

Artistic research explores, questions, and redefines art’s role and impact within broader societal contexts. Encounters in Artistic Research invites you to enter an open space where curious minds converge to shape the field in unexpected ways.Whether you want to explore artistic research as a ‘love practice’ …