Future doctors in music
Doctoral students' projects currently happening at the Sibelius Academy.
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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
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“In this crazy world, art and research are the ultimate superpowers”, says DocMus Doctoral School head Anu Vehviläinen
In her opening words for the SibA Research Days 2022, Vehviläinen reflected the current status of the doctoral education at the Sibelius Academy.
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Human voice and instrumental voice: an investigation of voicelikeness
Doctoral project of Paola Livorsi
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Polska Travels
Doctoral project of Krishna Nagaraja
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Kylällinen riivattuja pelimanneja -tanssi ja teatteri musiikillisen ilmaisun laajentajina
Emilia Lajusen tohtoriprojekti
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Uuno Klamin pianosävellykset sekä teokset jousille ja pianolle – sävellystyylin muuttuminen: pianistinen näkökulma
Esa Ylösen tohtoriprojekti
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Exultatio Spiritualis Pro Organicis – Aspects of Affects and Rhetoric in The Musicae Artis Analecta and the Organ Chorales of Michael Praetorius (1571–1621)
Doctoral project of Miikkael Halonen
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Religion as a mirror of being human – redefining church music
Doctoral Project of Leena Julin
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.