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MUSIC EDUCATION CONFERENCE
19/09/2025

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 2025

In partnership with Music Generation, St. Patricks College Drumcondra,
Mary Immaculate College Limerick, and Trinity College Dublin
VOICING 2012: Quality, Inclusion & Participation in Music Education
Trinity College Dublin 9.00 a.m. 4.30 p.m.

Be part of this vibrant conference connecting music education research and practice, which will include:
 Keynote speaker Dr. Stephanie Pitts, University of Sheffield
 Researchers and musicians in panel discussion led by Dr. Emer Smyth, ESRI with contributions from Brian Irvine, Composer, Ailbhe Kenny, Lecturer in Music Education, Mary Immaculate College Limerick, Shaun Purcell, CEO Sligo VEC and Tara OBrien, Music Student & former Ballymun Music Project student, concluding with perspectives on inclusion and participation by Prof. Kathleen Lynch, UCD
 Poster displays by Music Education Partnerships
 Live performance
 Workstations showcasing music education practice
Refreshments / Lunch 25

To book your place, contact Artscope 01 5059582 / el: 353 (1) 505Early booking is advised limited seating availability, waiting list will operate.
Closing date for booking Monday, September 24th

For further information, visit www.musicgeneration.ie

 

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