Programme
11:30-12:00. Coffee
12:00-12:10. Welcome
12:10-13:00. Presentations
- Live Weider Ellefsen, University of Inland Norway: 'Unsettling music education'
- Øivind Varkøy, Norwegian Academy of Music: 'Yes, we might still need Kant'
- Catharina Cristophersen, Western Norway University of Applied Sciences: 'Dyndahlian meditations: An academic address'
- Eirik Skjelstad, The Norwegian Directorate for Education and Training: 'Unsettling cultural legitimacy: How Petter Dyndahl’s thinking continues to inform my work in education policy'
13:10-14:00. Presentations
- Camilla Kvaal, University of Inland Norway: 'Spectres of Dyndahl: Music education facing polarization'
- Geir Johansen, Norwegian Academy of Music: 'On being leftist - or not?'
- Alexandra Kertz-Welzel, Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München: 'The male midwife or: Petter Dyndahl and the establishment of sociology of music education'
- Eirik Askerøi, University of Inland Norway: 'The sound of freedom'
14:00-14:30. Coffee break with cake
14:30-15:20. Presentations
- Petter Dyndahl, University of Inland Norway: 'A jeremiad on the state(s) of the world'
- Even Ruud, Norwegian Academy of Music: 'Hartmut Rosa: Resonance in music education and therapy'
- Sidsel Karlsen, Norwegian Academy of Music: 'Theoretical work in music education'
15:30-16:20. Presentations
- Ingeborg Lunde, University of Inland Norway: 'The child in music education'
- Stian Vestby, University of Inland Norway: 'From play to culture: conceptualizing childhood cultures'
- John Vinge, Norwegian Academy of Music: 'Assessment as didactical self defence'
- Friederike Merkelbach, University of Inland Norway: 'Deconstructing cultural cosmopolitanism'
16:30-17:10. Presentations
- Monica Lindgren, University of Gothenburg: 'The issue of power in music education'
- Kai Arne Hansen, University of Inland Norway: 'Not just playing games: Children’s musical activism and changing times'
- Siw Graabræk Nielsen, Norwegian Academy of Music: 'Autosociobiography as a methodological draft'
17:10-17:30. Closing remarks