He is currently working on a grant-funded monograph entitled Music Theory and the Scholarship of Teaching and Learning. In 2020, he published Twentieth- and Twenty-First-Century Song Cycles for Voice and Piano, a multi-author volume co-edited with Gordon Sly. He is co-author, with Steven Laitz, of the fifth edition of the undergraduate music theory textbook The Complete Musician, forthcoming in 2022. Michael Callahan is Associate Professor and Chairperson of Music Theory at Michigan State University, where he teaches first- and second-year theory, first-year aural skills, and graduate music theory pedagogy, keyboard skills, and counterpoint. Information regarding registration, meals, and housing will be available in Fall of 2023. Participants will also need to ensure they are compliant with whatever COVID restrictions are in place at the time of travel as these are subject to change, please ensure that you are aware of what is needed for travel to Canada. Participants from the US do not need to apply for a visa to attend the workshop, but must have a valid passport or other ID that will allow entry into Canada. Note that the workshops are being held in Vancouver, Canada.
Six sessions will be held each day, from 9 am to noon and 1:30 to 4:30pm. The workshops will be held at the University of British Columbia, Vancouver, Canada, June 26-30, 2023. Professors and students of music education.High school teachers of music theory, including AP instructors.Music theory instructors at colleges, universities, and conservatories.These workshops will bring together a faculty of music theorists, all of whom are authors of influential books, important contributors to various scholarly subfields in music theory, and experienced classroom teachers. In lectures, group discussions, and other settings, the workshops will cover the following topics (and ample time will be allowed for discussion of various other topics in the teaching of music theory): Various other individuals – including graduate students in music, music scholars, performers, and music educators of all kinds – will also benefit from attending.
All teachers of music theory are encouraged to attend these workshops – teachers at the college, university, conservatory, and high school levels (including AP instructors). Sessions will focus on the teaching of undergraduate music theory at the college level.
Learn about teaching music theory from six leading authors, scholars, and pedagogues. Jena Root About the Workshops in Music Theory Pedagogy We look forward to welcoming everyone on campus in 2023. Information regarding the 2023 workshops will be available in Fall 2022. We regret to announce that we are postponing the 2022 workshops until June 26-30, 2023.
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