Parallele Sektionen / Parallel Sessions
9.00 - 13.00 Uhr / 9.00 a.m. - 1.00 p.m. &
14.30 - 19.15 Uhr / 2.30 - 7.15 p.m.
Eine kurze tabellarische Übersicht zu den Vortragenden und dem Zeitplan jeder Sektion finden Sie auf der Programmseite.
A short overview on the speakers and the time schedule od each session is given in the program table.
3--1 Nation/Tradition/Ethnizitaet / Nation/Tradition/Ethnicity
- Rimantas ASTRAUSKAS (Vilnius):
- Changes of Musical Signification in Lithuanian Traditional Calendar Game-Songs
- Alenka BARBER-KERSOVAN (Hamburg):
- What is Slovenian in the Slovenian Rock Music
- Douglas WILKERSON (Nagoya):
- Chanting for Life and Glory: "Shigin" in Contemporary Japan
- Ruta GOSTAUTIENÉ (Vilnius):
- Consecration of Meanings and New Music Festivals in Lithuania
- Rimtautas KASPONIS (Vilnius):
- Einige Bemerkungen zum Problem der Forschungs-
methodik von Analogien verschiedenartiger Künste (am Beispiel litauischen Schaffens)
- Roberto KOLB NEUHAUS (Mexico City):
- Cuauhnáhuac: Poesis of a Syncretic Style
- Gunta MAKANE (Riga):
- Text and Context: Some Problems of Style in Latvian Music
- Elena OSTLEITNER (Wien):
- Lateinamerikanische Nationalhymnen aus musik-
soziologischer Sicht
- Erkki PEKKILÄ (Helsinki):
- Popular Music Discourses in National Advertising Music
- Claudia ROSSINI (Zürich):
- "Just a Party"? - Traditional Music and Social Life among Slavic-Speakers in Greek Macedonia
3--2 Musik und (Neue) Medien / Music and (New) Media
- Scott MURPHY (Rochester, NY):
- Semiotic Theories of Meaning and Evolution of Meaning in Film Music
- Annette DAVISON (Sheffield):
- 'Up in Flames': Signs of Love, Control, and Collaboration in the Soundtrack to David Lynch's Wild at Heart
- John STYLE (Tarragona):
- Elgar's Enigma as a Floating Musical Sign: Irony in the Use of Classical Music in Film
- Neil RANDALL, Isabel PEDERSEN (Waterloo, Ont.):
- Songs for a Silent Medium: Evoked Music and the Synaesthetic Design of Websites
- Fernando IAZZETTA (São Paulo), Fabio KON (Urbana, IL):
- The Ephemeral Music of the Internet
- Ronald W. RODMAN (Northfield, MN):
- Musical Style Topoi, the Seme Mythique, and the Intersubjective in American Television Advertising
- Peter D. SMITH (Tallahassee, FL):
- Functional Music and the Fragmentation of the Myth
- Gabriele PROY (Wien):
- Soundscape & Sound Design
- Magda SZAPU (Budapest):
- Gegenwärtige Gruppierung/Sozialisierung der ungarischen/Kaposvárer Jugend (aufgrund musikalischer Sozioindikatoren)
- Errol H. TOUT (Perth, W.A.):
- Architecture & Music. The Connection between Constructs
3--3 Musik/Theater / Music/Theatre
- H. James JENSEN (Bloomington, IN):
- Signs and Meanings in Eighteenth-Century Dramatic Musical Performance: The Argument for Understanding a Diachronic Semiotics of Inter-Arts Interpretation
- Chandler CARTER (New York, NY):
- Signaling Truth and Lies: How Mozart and Stravinsky Use Music Signs to Manipulate Theatrical Distance
- Harai GOLOMB (Tel Aviv):
- Chekhov's Musicianship and Mozart's Dramaturgy: Interart Aspects in Their Works for the Stage
- Michael EIGTVED (Copenhagen):
- Miss Saigon, Shakuhachis, and Synthesizers: Studies in a disintegrated mega-musical
- Jaroslaw MIANOWSKI (Poznan):
- Die Rückkehr eines Vampirs. Zwischen romantischer Oper und postmoderner soap-opera
- Linda FISHER (Windsor, Ont.):
- Opera and the Musical Semiotics of Gender
- Sigrid WIESMANN (Wien):
- Opern im Fernsehen seit 1985. Aufführungspraxis und Medienästhetik
- Judita PECAR (Sarajevo/Vienna):
- The Role of Music in Bertolt Brecht's Songs
- Christiane PANKOW (Göteborg):
- Peter und der Wolf. Prokofievs musikalisches Märchen als multimedialer Text
- Millie TAYLOR (Exeter):
- 'Evil' as a Musical Theatrical Convention
3--4 Wort & Musik / Word & Music
- Dinda L. GORLÉE (The Hague/Innsbruck):
- Intersemiosis: Words and Music in Opera
- Ernest W.B. HESS-LÜTTICH (Bern):
- Medien-Variationen: Musik-Zeichen (Benjamin Brittens Death in Venice)
- Drina HOCEVAR (Helsinki):
- Euphony or Musicality of Poetry
- Danuse KSICOVÁ (Brno):
- The Music Principle of the Russian Modernism
- Talia JIMENEZ-RAMIREZ (New York, NY):
- Language, Music and Context: Humor in Silvestre Revuelta's Duo para pato y canario
- Josef WALLMANNSBERGER (Innsbruck/Kassel):
- The Voice as Labour and Market: Calling Acts and Shots
- Markus LINDA (Essen):
- Zur Semiologie des Jodelns
- Klaus ZERINSCHEK (Innsbruck):
- Sprache, Zeichen, Musik: Schreibweisen bei Roland Barthes
- Lujza TARI, Vilmos VOIGT (Budapest):
- Signs on and through (Folk) Musical Instruments