Summer 2022 Conference: Timetable

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Friday 22–Sunday 24 July 2022

Conference overview

The conference will take place over two and a half days, with four sessions in the Riley Auditorium on Friday and up to 15 sessions in both the Riley Auditorium and Elton-Bowring Room across the Saturday and Sunday.

All sessions will be open to those attending in person.

The Riley Auditorium will be operating on a livestream throughout the Saturday with a selection of other sessions recorded for later viewing.

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Gillespie Conference Centre, Clare College

Friday 22 July
Riley Auditorium

1.30pm: Arrival – registration & refreshments

2.00pm: Welcome from Nicola-Jane Kemp, AOTOS Chair

2.15pm: The National Plan for Music Education – where do I fit in?

Simon Toyne
Recording available

3.15pm: What to sing when?

Mary King
In-person only

4.00pm: Break

4.15pm: Planning, programming, performing: championing music familiar and unfamiliar

Graham Ross
Recording available

5.15pm: AGM

7.15pm College Supper in the Latimer Room

6.30-10.30pm: JCR Bar in Old Court open for delegates

 

 

Riley Auditorium
Riley Auditorium
Elton-Bowring Room
Elton-Bowring Room

Saturday 23 July

Riley Auditorium

9.00am: Things that go bump in the voice – the actors' cut

Melanie Mehta
Livestream/recording available

10.00am: Can you really make a pop star?

Jono McNeil
Livestream/recording available

11.15am: Break

11.45am: Help! They've asked for a pop song

Jono McNeil
Livestream/recording available

12.45pm: Lunch

1.45pm: Classical and Musical Theatre masterclass

Mary King
Livestream/recording available

3.30pm: Break and Area Meetings

4.00pm: Paul Deegan Memorial Lecture: The Complete Songs of Hugo Wolf: Life, Letters, Lieder

Richard Stokes
Livestream/recording available

7.30pm: Gala Dinner at Robinson College

Elton-Bowring Room

8.30am: Warm up 1: Finding the floor – feeling more grounded

Anita Morrison
Recording available

9.00am: What type of teacher are you?

Dr Jenevora Williams
In-person only

11.15am: Break

11.45am: Nutrition for singers: the missing link in vocal health and longevity

Duncan Rock
Recording available

12.45pm: Lunch

1.45pm: Mental Health / Trauma in Singers

Emily Foulkes
In-person only

2.45pm: Working with Trans and Non-Binary people in voice exploration and development

Matthew Mills
Recording available

3.45pm: Break

4.15pm: Q&A with Matthew Mills

Matthew Mills
Recording available

Sunday 24 July

Riley Auditorium

9.30am: What is the future role of the singing teacher in voice rehabilitation?

Dr Jenevora Williams
Recording available

10.30am: Break

11.00am: Dorothy Richardson Memorial Invitation masterclass

Roderick Williams OBE
Recording available

1.00pm: Lunch

2.00pm: Talking Trans – two trans women discuss their life and vocal journeys

Ian Massa-Harris with Sophie Thurston and Faye Wheeler
Recording available

3.00pm: "Moving On Together" – a 'brave space' discussion about equality, diversity and inclusion

Nicki Kennedy with Dr Jenevora Williams, Shivani Rattan, Ian Massa-Harris and Nick Duncombe
In-person only

4.00pm: Tea

Elton-Bowring Room

9.00am: Warm up 2: Exploring buoyancy in the ribs

Anita Morrison
In-person only

9.30am: Jaw, tongue and neck – strategies from The Feldenkrais Method® to develop freedom and awareness

Anita Morrison
In-person only

10.30am: Break

11.00am: Demystifying Mix and Belt

Leontine Hass
In-person only

1.00pm: Lunch

2.00pm: World Café - Connecting the many voices of Singing Teachers

Susan Yarnall Monks
In-person only

3.00pm: Plenary

4.00pm: Tea

Booking Timetable

Full details of the programme and all booking options are now available.

In-person booking options closes at 5pm on Monday 4 July.

Booking for the Gala Dinner on the Saturday evening close at midnight on Sunday 19 June.

Online booking remains open until Friday 22 July