Registration deadline August 15th, 2022: luteconference@gmail.com
Wednesday, September 14th
16.30: Opening reception (informal gathering, snacks sponsored by the SCB)
17.30: Welcome & short recital by SCB/FHNW lute teachers, Marc Lewon, Julian Behr & Peter Croton
18.30: Opening talk, Kelly Landerkin Teaching teachers: Early Music Pedagogy in the 21st century
Thursday, September 15th
9.30: Andrea Damiani A survey of the Albani manuscripts collection in Pesaro: undiscovered paths of the lute literature and new didactic perspective
10.30: Marc Lewon On Developing a Curriculum for Plectrum Lutes
11.15: Coffee break (sponsored by the SCB)
11.45: Paul Beier Teaching the lute in the early 16th century: Vincenzo Capirola and his student Vidal - a case study
12.45: Lunch break
14.30: Lynda Sayce Bridging the gaps: teaching the theorbo at conservatoire and university level
15.30: Peter Croton Teaching the ‘Baroque Lute’ in the 21st century
16.30: Coffee break (sponsored by the SCB)0
17.00: Paul O’Dette The Art of Practicing: Principles for steady and efficient progress! 18.00: Roundtable discussion: Studying the lute from the student’s perspective (Cornelia Demmer, moderator)
Friday, September 16th
09.30: Jacob Heringman ...a kinde of majestie: how the Alexander Technique can help us to achieve efficiency and poise in our playing
10.15: Elizabeth Kenny Representing the past: what do we do with the unacceptable? 11.00: Coffee break (sponsored by the SCB)
11.30: Julian Behr Intabulated Basso Continuo in the Carlo G manuscript
12.30: Lunch break
14.00: Nigel North Divide and conquer: 16th century ornamentation - a method for the lute performance
15.00: Catherine Liddell Seeing through the veil: A way to approach & teach 17th century French lute style
16.00: Roundtable with the Conference Speakers: Lute Study in Higher Education; progress & perspectives