2nd INTERNATIONAL MULTIDISCIPLINARY MEETING: FEELING MUSIC WITH SCIENCE (ONLINE)

For the second time, the Research Institute for Music Medicine with a focus on Arts for Health at JAM MUSIC LAB Private University Vienna and Brazil's largest federal university, the Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro (UFRJ), are jointly hosting the TRANSNATIONAL MULTIDISCIPLINARY MEETING: Feeling Music with Science.

The event is organized by Prof. Corinne Arrouvel (Rio de Janeiro) and Prof. Oliver Peter Graber (Vienna).

We cordially invite all faculty and students from both universities, as well as anyone else who is interested (participation is FREE for everyone), to discover, explore, experience and engage in lively ONLINE lectures and discussions about fascinating connections between music of all styles and genres, chemistry, physics, biology, geology, astronomy, medicine, psychology, history, philosophy, computer science, sociology, anthropology, fine arts, theater studies, film, and many more.

Join us right now and immerse yourself in the pleasure of transdisciplinary and transnational academic discourse, which can have an extremely positive influence on your thinking, your understanding of music, and your working methods in your individual disciplines.

Send your registration for the online meeting today to brazil-austria@jammusiclab.com you will then receive your free access to the event via Zoom.

Wednesday, October 8th 2025

2nd INTERNATIONAL MULTIDISCIPLINARY MEETING: FEELING MUSIC WITH SCIENCE (ONLINE)

Time schedule Austria – Brazil

Austria
13.30-15.30 Uhr
16:00-18.00 Uhr

Brazil
08:30 am - 10:30 am
11:00 am - 01:00 pm

SPEAKERS:

Prof. Corinne Arrouvel

Prof. Oliver Peter Graber

Dr Marcos Farina (UFRJ): Construction of wind instruments for experimental activities in high schools.

Dr Danieli Machado Bezerra (UFF): Ukulele: A Music Therapeutic Instrument? The Experience of the Ukuleles Orchestra of the Federal University of Rio de Janeiro – Brazil.

Dr Paulo Adalberto: The sound and the tune.

Mag. Ulla Rauter: Transmedial Resonances – Voice, Body, and Silence in Artistic Experimentation

Univ.-Prof. Dr. Robert Konrat

Univ.-Prof. Dr. Gerhard Tucek

Marcus Böhmig (Student @ Jam Music Lab)