Programme overview
Monday, July 4
EMTC General Assembly
09:00-18:00 | Pre-conference seminar on PhD research in music therapy
09:00 - 18:30 | "First Sounds: Rhythm, Breath and Lullaby International Neonatal Intensive Care Unit Training"
Tuesday, July 5
12:00 | Start of onsite registration
14:00-16:00 | European music therapy students' meeting: "ConnAction"
18:00 | Opening Ceremony
Wednesday, July 6
Conference programme
Optional evening programme:
19:00 | An Evening in the Viennese Prater
19:00 | Public viewing: Semi-final of the European Football Championship
Thursday, July 7
Conference programme
19:00 | Gala dinner at Town Hall
22:00 | Disco party (details TBA)
Friday, July 8
Conference programme
19:00 | Heurigen night
Saturday, July 9
Conference programme until noon
Closing Ceremony (incl. presentation of poster awards)
End of conference: 14:00
EMTC2016 Dialogue Sessions
Instead of regular keynote lectures, EMTC2016 will feature Dialogue Sessions in which topics relevant to the discipline of music therapy will be discussed within a broader context. In a daily plenary session (11:15-12:45), a music therapist and an expert from another field will present their perspectives in two initial talks, followed by a moderated discussion between the two dialogue partners, and with the audience.
We are honoured to be able to present the following distinguished speakers and their shared topics:
Stefan Koelsch (GER/NOR) & Wendy Magee (US):
Music therapy and neuroscience
Johanna Doderer (A) & Dorit Amir (ISR):
Improvising and composing
Christian Köck (A) & Brynjulf Stige (NOR):
Music therapy and economy
Please see here for details on speakers and topics.
In a special fourth Dialogue Session on Saturday, July 09, 25 years of collaborative work on developing the music therapy profession in Europe will be celebrated by a group of people involved in the European Music Therapy Confederation, EMTC:
Dialogues on European music therapy professional development: Various practices, one goal
Adrienne Lerner, Hanne Mette Ridder, Ferdinando Suvini, Rut Wallius, Ingeborg Nebelung, Alice Pehk, Albert Berman, Ranka Radulovic, Tessa Watson, Esa Ala-Ruona