associação portuguesa de educação musical

A formação In-Voice4MPowerment: Cantar, criar e incluir é uma ação de formação e de divulgação em Portugal do projeto Erasmus + In-Voice4MPowerment: Fostering Social Inclusion in youth through the development of innovative choral pedagogies and digital technologies and practices. Este projeto tem como objetivo central a promoção da inclusão social através do desenvolvimento de um programa inovador multidisciplinar baseado nas artes, articulando-se em três eixos: práticas corais, criatividade e tecnologias.

Programa

10h00/10h30 - Apresentação do projeto: In-Voice4MPowerment: Fostering Social Inclusion in youth through the development of innovative choral pedagogies and digital technologies and practices

10h30/11h15 - Workshop: Carlos Batalha e Lina Santos - Criatividade, Música e Tecnologia

11h15/11h30 - Pausa para café

11h30/12h30 - Conferência: John o'Flynn - Music and inclusion

12h30/13h00 - Visita ao museu

13h00/14h00 - Buffet networking

14h00/15h50 - Workshop: Laura Jēkabsone - Improvisation and creativity in singing

15h50/16h00 - Encerramento

Carlos Batalha

Professor de Educação Musical no Agrupamento de Escolas de Vialonga. É licenciado em Educação Musical pela Escola Superior de Educação de Lisboa e mestre em Ciências da Educação – Informática Educacional - pela Universidade Católica Portuguesa. Na sua dissertação de mestrado desenvolveu investigação sobre a interação online de centenas de professores de música numa comunidade virtual de prática (CVEM - Comunidade Virtual de Educação Musical). Foi docente em instituições como a Escola Superior de Educação de Lisboa, Universidade Aberta e na Escola Portuguesa de Díli, em Timor-Leste. Desde 2016, trabalha na Associação Portuguesa de Educação Musical fazendo parte da direção.

John o'Flynn

Professor of Music at Dublin City University (DCU), with prior teaching experience across primary, secondary and conservatoire sectors, and in pre-service and in-service teacher education. Founding Chair of the Society for Music Education in Ireland (2010-2013), he is currently President of the Society for Musicology in Ireland (2021-2024). His research embraces intercultural music practice, music in higher education, film music and popular music studies. He is author of two books and co-editor of six volumes, including most recently Music Education for the Twenty-First Century (with Patricia Flynn, 2023); numerous book chapters and journal articles, including in Music Education Research, International Journal of Music Education, Irish Educational Studies and Research Studies in Music Education. He is general editor for the newly inaugurated book series Studies in Irish Music Education. John has decades of experience in choral education and leadership, and he currently directs the DCU Music Society Choir, an ensemble of c. 60 undergraduate music students.

Laura Jēkabsone

Latvian composer, singer, conductor, vocal coach, artistic director, and singer in the vocal group Latvian Voices.

Has gratuated from Jāzeps Mediņš 1st Music School of Riga and continued her studies in Jāzeps Vītols Latvian Academy of Music, where in 2009 she received her Bachelor's degree in Music Education.

In addition to academic education Laura has attended master classes in conducting with Rafael Immos (Switzerland), in a cappella singing - with "The King's Singers", "The Hilliard Ensemble" (UK), Kim Nazarian ("New York Voices, USA), Katarina Henryson ("The Real Group", Sweden), and in composition - with Oscar Bianchi (Switzerland), Raphaël Cendo (France) and Daniel Mehdizadeh (Canada).

Has won arranging competition organized by vocal group "Amarcord" (Germany) in 2011, was nominated for Contemporary A Capella Award for Best folk/world song (2014) and got to the finals in the International Jean Sibelius Composition Competition (2015). She has been a part of Universal Music Germany project "Zeit der Wunder", led master classes in Germany, France, Great Britain, USA, China, Japan, India and Australia. Since autumn 2020 Laura is leading an a cappella music arranging workshop.

The vocal group "Latvian Voices" holds a very special place in Laura's life. The group founded by her and six other girls in 2009, has earned victories in various international competitions, and has created "Latvian Voices a cappella festival" in 2017.

Musicians in Latvia and abroad perform Laura's music. Among the performers are: Latvian National Symphonic orchestra, Latvian State Choir "Latvia", Riga Cathedral Girls Choir "Tiara", a cappella groups "The Real Group" (Sweden), "Sjaella", "Amarcord" (Germany), Magi Ensemble (USA), Cantabile Voices (Taiwan), Incantare Coro Femenino (Argentina), Raffles Chorale (Singapore), "Landarbaso Abesbatza" (Spain) etc.

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