#ThrowbackThursday to #ESCOM12
@escom12.bsky.social this early July. Discussing #musicscience with music peeps!
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1. Uni of Sheffield’s Psychology of Music 2015 gang reunited!
2-3. With music and memory multilab collaborators
4. With Music, Mind, and Machine lab, led by Renee Timmers
Our fellow AMPS student members, Kayla Morgan, Xanthe Lowe-Browe, and Anna Kho, collaborated on an article to recap their experience at #AMPS2024 and #escom12.
Now available on our News & Events page: amps.org.au/2024/07/19/a...
A round of applause to our incredible tech support team at
The University of Melbourne, Ian Potter Southbank Centre that assisted for our #AMPS2024 and #escom12 conferences. Here is Solange Glasser and attendees applauding our Melbourne tech team! 👏 From AMPS we thank you!
Picture perfect with our very own AMPS president Amanda Krause (@studylistening.bsky.social) and Melb hub #escom12 organisers, Solange Glasser and Margaret Osborne. Special shoutout (not pictured) to our incredible #AMPS2024 Conference Manager, Kaila Putter, for another successful event! 🎉🙌
Thank you to all that attended TWO conferences at #AMPS2024 and #escom12! It was a fantastic turnout this year, and we look forward to the next conference event. Follow @escom12.bsky.social for future updates!
And with that, we bring #ESCOM12 to a close.
Thanks to all the presenters, chairs, delegates, volunteers, hub chairs, and all those who have joined us for the conference!
We look forward to seeing you all in three years for #escom13
Final #escom12 keynote given by Bruno Mesz who took us on a whirlwind tour of #crossmodal interactions with music. So many mappings (#smell, #shape, #colour, #taste) make sense with music but the level of explanation is not always easy to establish #musicscience
Congratulations and thank you to all those who joined #escom12 from our Melbourne Hub. It's been a total pleasure working with you, and hearing all of your exciting work.
In particular thanks to @SolangeGlasser and @PEPsych for chairing the hub.
Done with the presentation for @escom12.bsky.social #ESCOM12! So happy to share my study with fellow music researchers and have a fruitful discussion.
Thanks Joy, César, and Persa for taking the lovely pics!
A group of people at a long table lit in red.
Cheers 🍻 from the conference team in Melbourne
@ausmuspsysoc.bsky.social
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This was my personal favourite talk so far at #ESCOM12York: Geoff Luck & Alessandro Ansani show a hockey stick function between performed tempo and age using a large Spotify-derived corpus. The result matches the changes in spontaneous motor tempo across life-span #musicscience #escom12
Engaging summary of chills while performing music by Scott Bannister and Emily Payne at #escom12: They highlight the many ways performers occasionally experience chills (feeling accomplishment, immersion, connecting with audience, togetherness,..). What a great topic for #musicscience
Niels Chr. Hansen presents a great talk about fado music at #escom12 & offers a new corpus. Fado are often in minor, utilise unstable pitches & long durations for appoggiatura. But is the Essen folk song collection the best benchmark for a comparison? #musicscience
Prof. Catherine Stevens shares her work in our second keynote presentation today, live from the Melbourne Hub.
Exploring knowledge in the contemporary dance studio 🕺
@ausmuspsysoc.bsky.social #escom12 #musicpsych #musicscience
After a wonderful afternoon of presentations, symposia, flashtalks, and posters we close for the end of day 2.
In York, delegates will enjoy their conference dinner this evening.
We look forward to seeing you all, fresh faced and raring to go tomorrow morning.
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Concert hall with organ and screen
Ian Cross, keynote presentation
It is an honour and privilege to welcome Prof. Ian Cross to York, and #escom12 to deliver our first keynote presentation.
Few careers have been as consistently influential Cross, and we are so grateful to him for sharing his work with us today.
Some highlights from our social programme.
Those in York have gone to partake in the social program for the evening: sampling York's pubs, exploring the haunted history of the city, and taking in the river at sunset.
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What a wonderful first day!
We are so grateful to all the presters for sharing their work with us today. It has only made us more hungry to hear more throughout the conference!
We will bring you more highlights tomorrow.
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We also recognise the contributions of Alf Gabrielsson.
We are greatful to John Sloboda
for sharing his memories of Alf's contribution to our field.
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We are pleased to be able to honour and celebrate the contribution of Irène Deliège to our field.
Geraint Wiggins eulogises her, and highlights that we would likely not be meeting in York for ESCOM today, if it were not for her.
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All talks and recordings will also be accessible via Oxford Abstracts. You can access them by viewing the full abstracts of individual presentations within each session.
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All Zoom links for joining each session remotely will be available on Oxford Abstracts today. Simply click on each session, and you will find a button with the Zoom link.
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Apologies that the #musicscience feed is not running at the start of #ESCOM12, lost track of time and didn't realise it was this week. Will try to get it online ASAP, and def in place for #SMPC22. I think I sorted out most of this this morning, just waiting on one or two more things.
A keep cup, umbrella, notebook, pen, and canvass bag. All with the ESCOM12 logo
Welcome bags
There are some exciting (and weather relevant!) goodies in the #ESCOM12York welcome bags!!
Following our environmental ethos, we encourage delegates to use their #ESCOM12 cup throughout the event.
Once you arrive, make your way to the Welcome Desk.
Our what_three_words: ///soap.digit.frock
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