Inside the Contemporary Conservatoire

Acknowledgements
List of contributors
List of abbreviations
Foreword
Preface: conservatoire as community

PART I: Rethinking conservatoire identities and values

1 Introduction: tracing conservatoire values past, present, and future
Colin Lawson

Perspective: Chapter 1
James Gandre

2 Personal realities I: what makes an artist?
Ivan Hewett, Jonathan Cole, and Andrew Zolinsky

Perspective: Chapter 2
Sarah Connolly

3 Personal realities II: how does the conservatoire link with the profession?
Stephen Johns and Janis Kelly

Perspective: Chapter 3
James Williams

4 Reassessing musical excellence
Miranda Francis, Vanessa Latarche, and Aaron Williamon

Perspective: Chapter 4
Afa Sadykhly Dworkin

5 Philanthropy at the Royal College of Music: shaping the future of music education
Lily Harriss and Rachel Harris

Perspective: Chapter 5
Susan Madden

6 Integrating regulation and creativity
Kevin Porter

Perspective: Chapter 6
Martin Prchal

PART II: Evolving the teaching and learning of music in a conservatoire

7 Reimagining the one-to-one studio
Christina Guillaumier, Gabrielle Lester, and Diana Salazar

Perspective: Chapter 7
Helena Gaunt

8 The musician in the digital age: technology in the conservatoire
Thom Gilbert and Diana Salazar

Perspective: Chapter 8
Peter Maniura

9 Dialogues with musical histories: learning from the past
Ingrid Pearson

Perspective: Chapter 9
Lisa Colton and Ruth K. Minton

10 Cultivating research cultures
Richard Wistreich and Rosie Perkins

Perspective: Chapter 10
Wendy Heller

11 The healthy musician
George Waddell, David Hockings, and Aaron Williamon

Perspective: Chapter 11
Emma Redding

12 Lifelong creative careers
Gary Ryan and Diana Roberts

Perspective: Chapter 12
Michelle Phillips

PART III: Conservatoires of the future

13 The physical and virtual spaces of the conservatoire
Colin Lawson and Talia Hull

Perspective: Chapter 13
Lucy Noble

14 Towards the civic conservatoire
Dave Camlin, Hayley Clements, and Rosie Perkins

Perspective: Chapter 14
Brydie-Leigh Bartleet

15 Diversifying musical practices: how to address the need for change within conservatoire training
Florence Ambrose and Wiebke Thormaehlen

Perspective: Chapter 15
Roger Wilson

16 The global conservatoire
Tania Lisboa and Diana Salazar

Perspective: Chapter 16
Joachim Junghanss

17 What next for conservatoires?
Rosie Perkins, Diana Salazar, and Colin Lawson

Index