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Queensland Conservatorium Research Centre

Locality: South Brisbane, Queensland

Address: 140 Grey Street 4101 South Brisbane, QLD, Australia

Website: www.griffith.edu.au/music/queensland-conservatorium-research-centre

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23.01.2022 Launching "Behind the Music: Online Edition." In this first episode Prof. Vanessa Tomlinson and Karin Schaupp talk through the Immersive space in and as a guitar! The COVID has forced us into using technology in creative ways to stay closer and stronger. The QCRC Online edition offers this connective experience to our viewers and academics. Enjoy! https://youtu.be/epmwIaZYfjI

21.01.2022 Join us on the latest with the Online Edition of Behind the Music. Prof. Andrew Brown and Dr John Ferguson talk through the innovative Beat Machine! https://youtu.be/X4lFmh8l_Gs

18.01.2022 Earlier this year, our valued member Dr Catherine Grant did a podcast interview for the Gender Equality Research Network. This is available for us to listen: https://soundcloud.com//episode-8-the-gender-card-with-cat In this episode titled "Gender Card in musical traditions with Catherine Grant" Cathy explains how she borrowed tools from linguistics to gauge the health of musical traditions, how music intertwines with the fabric of human rights, and how inseparable music and cultural sustainability are.

17.01.2022 We are thrilled to share our latest Behind the Music [Online] offering: Senior Lecturer Dr Alexis Kallio in conversation with PhD candidate Hannah Reardon Smith on "Learning to listen in and through music" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jSi1aTKWb7w&t=668s

15.01.2022 This lovely Griffith News story was published about our "Sing to Connect" project (funded by the Logan City Council, and in partnership with Midwifery at Metro South Health and Access Community Services). Dr Charulatha Mani, one of the researchers from QCRC, has been leading this community-centred arts-health research project over the past few months. https://news.griffith.edu.au//singing-to-connect-with-new/

11.01.2022 Dr Cathy Grant recently documented the story of the making of a rare Cambodian instrument. The project was funded by a British Museum Grant. Check out this amazing site for insights, photos, and commentaries from the heart of Cambodia. https://spark.adobe.com/page/8KvLx0zCghmIX/

11.01.2022 This is happening TONIGHT!!! To watch the live stream tune in at 6 pm Brisbane time: https://www.ustream.tv/channel/FEFagrcZHKP We are delighted to welcome Prof. Vanessa Tomlinson to present this year's QCRC Professorial Lecture. Vanessa is an amazing performer, educator, and academic. She is generous, inspiring, and energetic. Tonight we celebrate her great qualities as we watch her in her element! Take it away, Vanessa!

11.01.2022 Well done to our HDR Mauricio Iregui!

10.01.2022 Great News! The project: "The role of First Nations' music as a determinant of health" has been awarded an ARC Discovery Indigenous Grant. Congrats to the terrific team: Prof. Naomi Sunderland, Prof. Brydie Bartleet, Prof. Philip Graham, Dr Darren Garvey, and A/Prof. Clint Bracknell! It is noteworthy that Naomi has been awarded a DAATSIA on this one. Naomi and Brydie are both key part of the QCRC, and we are very proud of them!

08.01.2022 So proud of our very own A/Arof Donna Weston who was elected to the board of ISME (International Society of Music Education) and the ISME membership committee recently. Donna is also the board liaison for the Popular Music and Music Technology special interest groups, and is on the board of The Association for Popular Music Education. A strong presence from QCGU and Australia continues in the field of music education, with the 2022 ISME world conference being held in Brisbane. Congrats Donna.

07.01.2022 Come and study your Higher Research Degree with us at Queensland Conservatorium Griffith University! Applications now open. The QCRC could be your home if you do join us and we look forward to welcoming and nurturing your talents and aspirations with our world class researchers' inputs.

07.01.2022 Our doctoral candidates always do us proud. Mauricio Iregui's installation is up at the Queensland Museum! https://news.griffith.edu.au//creative-arts-student-unve/

04.01.2022 Breaking NEWS: The QCRC are incredibly proud of our Director Professor Brydie-Leigh Bartleet on being awarded an ARC Future Fellowship for 2020. Hearty Congratulations, Brydie!

02.01.2022 Prof. Brydie Bartleet was one of the panelists in Nalandaway's recent webinar (22nd September): Arts Integrative Learning and the National Education Policy. Based in Chennai, India, Nalandaway Foundation is leading some of the educational transformations for children in the region through harnessing the arts. Brydie's talk was well-received and delivered alongside other eminent educationists and policy makers from India.

02.01.2022 The findings from our ARC Linkage project make sense now more than ever. Read this latest article from Vanessa, Ruth, Brydie, and Dawn - four of our awesome professors - who have recently navigated these findings in the light of the current pandemic. https://nitro.edu.au//24/making-music-work-in-and-beyond-2

02.01.2022 Sharing the progress of one of QCRC's recently funded projects: Sing to Connect at Logan!

01.01.2022 The amazing Clocked Out team (Prof. Vanessa Tomlinson and Dr Erik Griswold) will be presenting a concert this Friday night with Evaristo Aguilar (from Mexico) as the finale ever of their long running in-residence series. They are collaborating together daily this week, developing the music and the video that will make this a really special event. Make sure you tune in! Lonely Hearts Club Band: Clocked Out and Evaristo Aguilar October 9th at 6 pm... Live streamed at https://www.youtube.com/user/theclockedout See more

01.01.2022 The video documentary from Dr Catherine Grant's Cambodia fieldwork (January 2020) is now live and looks marvellous! "Angkuoch": Rediscovering the Cambodian Jew's Harp". https://youtu.be/kIJWKrdWn5g