Recipients - International Society for Music Education

29th ISME World Conference
Beijing, China
August 1-6, 2010

ISME main sponsors

Gibson foundation

ISME-Gibson Recipient 2008 Note di Pace Project

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The “Note di pace” project, set up by the Scuola Popolare di Musica ‘Donna Olimpia’ in Rome, has enabled public and private institutions to integrate at national and international levels with the common aim of promoting and activating programs of music education and training at various age ranges, also representing a tool for collaboration, intercultural exchange and dialogue between peoples in conflict. This organization has done a great deal to develop music making and music education within Italy and more broadly within Europe.

Dernière mise à jour : ( 30-07-2009 )

ISME-Gibson Recipient 2008 Carlo Delfrati

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Carlo Delfrati has dedicated more than 40 years to the training of teachers and children in the field of music education. He is also was one of the primary people involved in the founding of SIEM - the Italian Society for Music Education (in 1969).

Dernière mise à jour : ( 30-07-2009 )

ISME-Gibson Recipient 2006 Chong Pek Lin

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Chong Pek Lin, currently the department head of social studies at the Teacher Training Institute, Batu Lintang, is a researcher, teacher and lecturer. She has worked tirelessly to compile, preserve and promote the folk music of Sarawak, in particular the music of the Kenyah Community.

Dernière mise à jour : ( 02-10-2007 )

ISME-Gibson Recipient 2006 Chong Pek Lin (second report)

There is no translation avialable, please select a different language. The ISME-Gibson Award in Music Education Recipient Chong Pek Lin has completed a new report based on her second field trip in Malaysia.
Dernière mise à jour : ( 01-08-2009 )
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ISME-Gibson Recipient 2006 Mohd Aswawi bin Isa

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Mohd Aswawi bin Isa, a secondary school music teacher at Sering, Kota Bharu, Kelantan, has contributed significantly to the field of Malay traditional music. Besides being a competent performer who is capable of playing various traditional music instruments such as the serunai, gendang, kompang, rebab, rebana, ubi, gamelan and geduk, he is also a fine instrument maker.

Dernière mise à jour : ( 03-06-2008 )

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