Future doctors in music
Doctoral students' projects currently happening at the Sibelius Academy.
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Forgotten bagpipes – The redesign of the Säkkipilli in Finland
Doctoral project of Gonçalo Cruz
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Learn Finnish by Singing – the potential of music education for second language learning
Doctoral project of Johanna Lehtinen-Schnabel
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Laulajanaisen näkökulmia laulukonsertoinnin käytäntöihin
Hanna Chorellin tohtoriprojekti
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Electroacoustic accordion
Doctoral project of Harri Kuusijärvi
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Cultural sensitivity and interpretation of cross-cultural Western music from the performer’s perspective
Doctoral project of Reetta Näätänen
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“Between changing society and sustaining heritage: Elevating locality in music education in and through the Näppäri practice in Finland”
Doctoral project of Neea Lamminmäki
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Transient: Creative Affordances of Recontextualized Musical Elements in Transcultural Composition, Improvisation and Performance
Doctoral project of Jussi Reijonen
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Lasten osallisuus suomalaisissa musiikkiopistoissa
Tuulia Tuovisen tohtoriprojekti
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Lauluilmaisun pedagogiikka kehollisuuden näkökulmasta
Elina Arlinin tohtoriprojekti
About this blog
We have approximately 150 doctoral students enrolled at the Sibelius Academy. This blog offers a view to their research projects.
The doctoral students are a part of a research community which is a unique combination of artistic activities, education, and research.
Their projects cover a wide spectrum of topics in the realm of music, combining musical practices and different research approaches.