Kodály Australia Virtual Summit
Recording access
Registered participants have received an email with information on how to access recordings, including the password.
If you were unable to attend the Virtual Summit, members can purchase access to the recordings for $22. To purchase recordings, please log in to the Kodály Australia members portal and select Kodály Australia Virtual Summit in the online store. Please contact the National Administrator if you have any questions.
Program
For the full program including presentation abstracts and presenter biographies refer to: http://kodalynationalconference.org.au/program/
Time (AEST) | Item | Details |
8:30 am | Pre-program Choral performance recordings |
Exaudi Fusion |
9:00 am | Official commencement | Joel Copeland (Conference Convenor) Dr Jason Goopy (President) |
9:20 am | Keynote messages | Dr Arpad Toh (Hungary) Dr Anita Collins (Australia) Dr Laszlo Hemes (Hungary) |
10:00 am | Break #1 Live choral performances @ CGGS |
Gabriel Singers & Chamber Vocal Ensemble |
10:30 am | ACT Recorded Session | Musicality and aesthetics in the primary music classroom Katharine Finlayson |
10:45 am | ACT Q&A Live | Katharine Finlayson |
11:00 am | SA Recorded Session | Musicianship for the lower secondary classroom Stephanie Eaton |
11:15 am | SA Q&A Live | Stephanie Eaton |
11:30 am | Break Out Rooms #1 Topic: Remote learning |
Early Childhood: Julie Logan (NSW) Primary: Katharine Finlayson (ACT) Secondary: Dr Jason Goopy (QLD) Ensembles: Mark O’Leary OAM (VIC) |
12:00 pm | Lunch Break Choral Performance Recordings |
Sydney Conservatorium High School Exaudi Fusion |
12:30 pm | QLD Recorded Session | Cultivating digital musicians in the singing-based secondary classroom Dr Jason Goopy |
12:45 pm | QLD Q&A Live | Dr Jason Goopy |
1:00 pm | VIC Recorded Session | The choral excellence jigsaw – fitting all the pieces together to create great choirs Mark O’Leary OAM |
1:15 pm | VIC Q&A Live | Mark O’Leary OAM |
1:30 pm | Break Out Rooms #2 Topic: Remote learning |
Early Childhood: Julie Logan (NSW) Primary: Katharine Finlayson (ACT) Secondary: Dr Jason Goopy (QLD) Ensembles: Mark O’Leary OAM (VIC) |
2:00 pm | Break #3 Choral Performance Recordings |
The Promise ACT Primary Concert Choir |
2:30 pm | NSW Recorded Session | Imitation, independence and self-regulation in early years music Julie Logan |
2:45 pm | NSW Q&A Live | Julie Logan |
3:00 pm | WA Recorded Session | Singing games: The heart of learning, development and culture Rosalie Scott |
3:15 pm | WA Q&A Live | Rosalie Scott |
3:30 pm | Wrap Up | Joel Copeland (Conference Convenor) |
3:45 pm | Event concludes |
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