Together in Music 講演会（Renee Timmers先生）

第１回演奏科学講演会を８月21日に現地とZoomのハイブリッド形式で開催いたします。
講演者はシェフィールド大学教授のRenee Timmers先生です。Timmers先生は "Together in Music" (Oxford University Press, 2021) の編著者をされています。本講演では，音楽演奏・聴取における協同性について最新の研究を踏まえてご紹介いただきます。

Zoomでの参加の方は，下記のURLより参加申込をお願いいたします。申込後，すぐに講演会に参加するためのリンクが送付されます（Zoomの定員は100名です）。
https://zoom.us/meeting/register/tJ0pce2qrTMqEtdBlla4dALYZfcrbEy6j1oW

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会場の京都商工会議所は地下鉄四条駅・阪急電車烏丸駅の出口から直結です。

  • 講演タイトル：Together in music: the social and individual in music performance and listening
  • 講演者：Renee Timmers（Music, Mind, Machine, Department of Music, University of Sheffield）
  • 講演日時：8月21日（月）13:30開始（13:00開場） 講演は質疑応答を含め60〜90分程度を予定しています。
  • 開催：現地とZoomのハイブリッド形式
    - 現地会場：京都商工会議所 7階7-C会議室（〒600-8565 京都府京都市下京区 室町東入函谷鉾町78京都経済センター7階）
    - Zoom会場：申込URL（先着100名）
  • 講演概要：Psychology of music has traditionally focussed on the perception and cognition of music by individuals emphasising the relationship between subject and object - the listening or performing individual and how they perceive or produce music. Advances in embodied, ecological and enactive cognition require us to rethink this focus and instead consider music cognition as distributed and relational - relational with respect to other people as well as the environment. In this presentation, I will briefly present the framework of distributed cognition, followed by four studies that investigate relationality and distribution in music cognition. The first looks at how ‘others’ are included in an individual’s cognition of music when practising or performing. This is compared to how others are experienced and perceived when physically present. The second investigates the experience of synchrony and asynchrony in a tapping task from the perspective of participants who hypothesise on the psychology of the other participant. The third looks at possible differences in experiences of emotions and preferences of music depending on self-construal as independent of or interdependent with others. Finally, the implications of a relational perspective on music cognition is explored for developments of musical activities for people with dementia changing the focus from countering cognitive challenges due to dementia of individuals to a ‘we’ perspective where people are supported to jointly enjoy and engage in a task, providing technologically supported agency to the duo or group. This presentation showcases recent and ongoing research at the Music Mind Machine group with a common interest in music cognition as joint behaviour and distributed cognition.
  • 講演言語：英語
  • 講演者紹介：Renee Timmers is Professor of Psychology of Music at the University of Sheffield, UK. Renee studied Musicology (MA) at the University of Amsterdam and Psychology (PhD) at the Radboud University Nijmegen, before doing postdocs in Europe and the US at Music, Psychology, and Computer Science departments. Since taking on the position in Sheffield in 2009, she has founded the Music, Mind, Machine research centre in Sheffield, and directed the onsite and distance learning MAs in Psychology of Music. Her research investigates communication, expression and emotion in music as experienced by performers and listeners. Originally, her research was primarily quantitative, experimental and lab-based. Recently, greater emphasis has been given to ecological validity, embodiment and health and wellbeing applications, using qualitative methods as well. As part of her professional work, she has been co-editor of Empirical Music Review, associate editor of Psychomusicology: Music, Mind and Brain, served on various editorial boards, and as President of the European Society of Cognitive Sciences of Music. She has published several books as editor, most recently Together in Music: Coordination, Expression, Participation (OUP), and has close to 90 journal article, book chapter or book publications.

本講演会は科研費（基盤研究B）[オンライン演奏における身体性の認知神経基盤の解明および演奏教育・音楽療法への応用] の補助を受けて実施します。

問い合わせ先：正田悠（京都市立芸術大学音楽学部, inquiry@performancescience.art）