Conference and Symposium
at
Ohio State University
The second meeting of the Entrainment Network will take place April 1 - 3, 2005 at Ohio State University and includes a symposium with invited contributors from other institutions. The thematic focus will be on developments in theory and analytical as well as experimental applications in musicology/ethnomusicology.
April,1-3, 2005, OSU, School of Music, 177 Weigel Hall
9:45
Opening address
10:00
Martin Clayton: (Intro): Overview
of the work of the Entrainment Network
Ian Cross: "Music, entrainment and the evolution of sociality"
11:45
Lunch Break:
1:15
Devin McAuley: "Time of our
lives I: Changes in preferred tempi and regions of entrainment across the
lifespan" (theory and data on synchronization tapping)
Mari R. Jones : "Time of our lives II: Changes in preferred tempi and regions of entrainment across the lifespan" (theory and data on continuation tapping and its implications)
3:15
Coffee Break:
3:45
Edward Large: “Nonlinear oscillation: A musical
universal?”
Udo Will: “Arnold tongues, period doubling and socio-cultural factors in Australian Aboriginal clap rhythms.”
18:00
Labtour: Cognitive Ethnomusicology and Music Cognition Labs (Mershon, 5th floor)
10:00
(Entrainment to non periodic Music/ ‘Alap-Group” session)
E. Berg, U.Will, M. Clayton, L. Leante: “Bi-cultural comparison of tapping responses to an instrumental alap performance.”
L.Leante, M.Clayton, U. Will: "Entrainment to alap: listeners' responses studied via video analysis and interview "
H. Utter, U. Will, M.Clayton, and L Leante: “Influence of auditory and visual information on the tapping responses to non-periodic music (vocal alap).”
11:45
Lunch Break
1:15
Nick Collins: “The problem of phase alignment in computational beat induction on musical audio signals.”
Jessica Grahn: “Beat-based rhythm processing in the brain: behavioural, neuroimaging, and neuropsychological investigations.”
Gabrielle Horstman & Udo Will: “Heart beat synchronization to musical rhythms? An ECG study on the influence of drum rhythms on human heart beats.”
3:00
Coffee Break:
3:30
Tommi Himberg: "Cooperative tapping - insights to musical interaction"
Niki Moran: "Ethnographic contributions: on the experience of entrainment"
John Bispham: “Entrainment, Evolution, and Ethology: Together in Time, Sound and Action.”
8:00
Conference dinner
Open Workshop
10:00
Discussion of important theoretical and methodological issues raised by the presentations. Topics: TBA
12:00
Lunch Break
1:30
Open Workshop (cont.)
Planning of future meetings and collaborative projects
The conference is supported by grants from the British Academy, the College of Arts, OSU, the Office of the Executive Dean of the Colleges of the Arts and Sciences, OSU, and the School of Music, OSU.
All interested faculty and
students are welcome. Direct inquiries about the symposium to:
Dr. Udo Will
School of Music
Ohio State University
110 Weigel Hall, 1866 College Road
Columbus, OH, 43210
USA
email: will.51@osu.edu
Researchers interested in joining the network or one of the meetings, please contact:
Dr Martin CLAYTON
Faculty of Arts
Open University
Walton Hall
Milton Keynes, MK7 6AA
UK
email: m.r.l.clayton@btinternet.com
Or
Dr.
Udo Will
School of Music
Ohio State University
110 Weigel Hall, 1866 College Road
Columbus, OH, 43210
USA
email: will.51@osu.edu