Music theory and Interpretation -call for papers

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Sixth Conference of the Dutch Society for Music Theory
Faculty of Music, Utrecht School of the Arts
February 20 & 21, 2004

"Music theory and Interpretation"

Between theory of music and the interpretation or reading of a score an
intensive exchange exists. Within our institutes, it is the prevailing
opinion that music theory supports the practical interpretation of music.
On the other hand, interpretation itself could become a topic of
theoretical reflection. Or one could say that an analysis equals
interpretation. What exactly do we mean with "interpretation"? What role
does improvisation play in it? As could be concluded from this ambiguous
inventory, the topic chosen brings many aspects of music theory together,
whether it is theory of Jazz, traditional music theory at conservatoires,
or music analysis as a research discipline.

The board of the Dutch Society for Music Theory hopes to welcomes
proposals on lectures containing the above outlined topic. The maximum
amount of time per lecturer has been set to 20 minutes. The proposal
should not have more than 500 words. The deadline for application is
December 1, 2003. A committee will judge the proposals received.

Please send your proposal to the office of the Dutch Society for Music
theory, preferably through e-mail:

P.O Box 78022
1070 LP Amsterdam
The Netherlands
Phone/Fax: +31 (0)20 663 20 73
e-mail vvm@cva.ahk.nl