[ANPPOM-L] CMS June 2005 Institute for Music History Pedagogy

[Carlos Palombini]

SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT

The College Music Society
Institute for Music History Pedagogy
June 8-10, 2006

Butler University, Indianapolis, Indiana 46208
James R. Briscoe, PhD, Institute Director and CMS Board Member for 
Musicology

The Institute is devoted to teaching the undergraduate Western Music 
History Survey for majors. We will inquire into new pedagogies of music 
history; repertories such as American, popular, women's and ethnic 
music; and the other arts related to music history. Participants will be 
graduate students in musicology, those recently employed, long-term 
teachers of the Music History Survey, and colleagues who are not 
musicologists but teach the Survey.

Many argue that teaching the history of Western music to majors must 
significantly be "thickened" by considering cultural dimensions, 
critical theories, popular music, and ethnic and gender issues. How 
honestly to teach concepts in which one is not a specialist, to master 
necessary technologies, approach textbooks and resources, and engage 
film music and the visual arts are questions the Institute will entertain.

Institute Registration is $300. Click here for a full description of the 
institute:
http://www.music.org/cgi-bin/showpage.pl?tmpl=/profactiv/profdev/histped2006&h=31 



ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

One semester hour of graduate credit is available through Butler 
University at an additional cost of $320. An oral exam and short paper 
will also be required.

Lodging:
Dormitory each person in a double room $25 daily plus $7 linens one time 
charge
       Breakfast $6 daily. Free parking. Reserve by emailing 
jbriscoe em butler.edu
Days Inn 401 East Washington Street $79 up to 4 persons per room plus tax
         Reserve by phoning 1.800.325.2525 or 317.637.6464
Courtyard by Marriott 501 West Washington Street $99 up to 4 persons per 
room plus tax.
       Reserve by phoning 1.800.321.2211 or 317.635.4443. Near Cesar 
Pelli's Artsgarden
Both hotels include breakfast and parking; other meals will cost about 
$20 daily.

       Driving directions will follow. The Indianapolis International 
Airport is serviced by 12 carriers and in many instances can be reached 
by only one connection.

June weather in Indianapolis usually is pleasant with cool evenings.

Butler University, a non-sectarian institution founded in 1855, enrolls 
about 3,500 undergraduate and 1,000 master's students from across the US 
and many other nations. Set in a pleasant neighborhood 5 miles from 
downtown, it is located alongside the Indianapolis Canal. Butler 
features French and English gardens as well as college Gothic and 
post-modern architecture by a student of I.M Pei.

-- 
carlos palombini
diretor
centro de pesquisa em música contemporânea
universidade federal de minas gerais
cpmc-ufmg
<palombini em terra.com.br>