Associate Professor Dr. Hauke Egermann
I am an academic investigating music, sound and media with empirical research methods. Here you will find information about me and my work.
I direct the York Music Psychology Group, at the Department of Music, University of York, UK (here, you can find more up to date information on my work).
In this Forbes Magazine article, Hauke gives some insight as to why there has been a reduction in the use of popular streaming platforms during the quarantine period, but that streaming platforms geared towards intentional, deep listening are now thriving. You can read the full article here:
www.forbes.com/sites/oisinlunny/2020/04/04/how-to-rediscover-the-art-of-listening-during-the-lock...
How To Rediscover The Art Of Listening During The Lockdown
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Lockdowns during the coronavirus pandemic are an opportunity to experience the emotional healing that can come from music. Leading experts examine the science behind the art of listening, and the increased demand for high-quality audio.Hi all, please like and follow our research project's new Facebook page!!
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ECR ist ein internationales und interdisziplinäres Forschungsprojekt zum Erleben im klassischen Konzert.Wir laden Sie herzlich zu einem von 8 Konzerten im Radialsystem oder Pierre Boulez Saal ein, um mit uns ihr Erleben im Konzert zu untersuchen.
Check out my presentation at the "INTERACTIVE MUSIC TECHNOLOGIES 2020 Conference." in St Gilgen this January!
Hauke Egermann | Music, Emotion & Aesthetic Experience | Uni Mozarteum | RSA FG
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INTERACTIVE MUSIC TECHNOLOGIES 2020 Conference. "Music, Emotion & Aesthetic Experience: Applying Fundamental Research on Audiences to the Development of New ...Call for workshops
As part of this year’s International Conference of Students of Systematic Musicology (SysMus) the York Music Psychology Group (YMPG) is hosting a workshop day which will take place at the Department of Music at the University of York on September 14th, 2020. The workshops are meant to cover topics that are relevant for Early Career Researchers and submissions for workshops addressing the following subjects are particularly welcome:
· Transferrable skills and non-academic jobs – which opportunities exist outside of academia and how could such a transition look like?
· Publishing – how to prepare submissions for academic journals and what to expect
· Post-doc positions – how to find them and how to apply for them?
· Data Analysis
· Open Science
Details
Workshops should last between 60 – 120 minutes.
What to submit:
Please use our google form to submit the topic and an outline of the workshop: forms.gle/ptpA7UFuokVLXRLV7
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As part of this year’s International Conference of Students of Systematic Musicology (SysMus) the York Music Psychology Group (YMPG) is hosting a workshop day which will take place at the Department of Music at the University of York on September 14th, 2020. The workshops are meant to cover topics...