SysMus19 brought together more than 50 students in Berlin for three days of presentations, posters, keynotes and workshops, showcasing diverse approaches to systematic musicology while providing an international platform for students to share research and ideas.
SysMus17 marked the tenth anniversary of the international student-run conference, bringing together graduate students at Queen Mary University of London to share interdisciplinary research spanning music cognition, computational musicology, health and well-being, performance, and emotion.
SysMus 2016 brought together around 50 participants in Jyväskylä, Finland, for three days of interdisciplinary research, discussion and collaboration, featuring talks, posters, workshops and keynotes across systematic musicology.
More than 140 participants from around the world came together to explore everything from music cognition and performance to technology, well-being and cultural perspectives.
SysMus24 brought together a global community of early-career researchers to explore how we study, understand and experience music in all its forms.
More than 140 participants from around the world came together to explore everything from music cognition and performance to technology, well-being and cultural perspectives.