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MMaP Lecture: Dr. Ian Sutherland

This event was livestreamed on Feb. 8, 2017. "Of Conducting, Choirs and Executive Power: Aesthetic Reflexivity to Memories with Momentum" This talk rolls up key ideas that have developed across a number of studies looking at how the arts, primarily music, are being used in leadership development around the world. Working from an experiential learning foundation, the talk will discuss the role of aesthetic reflexivity, aesthetic workspaces and memories with momentum in situations where people learn with and through the arts. As an exemplary case study, the talk will revolve around extensive observational and interview data into choral conducting masterclasses and emergent insights into the aesthetics of power and powering. MMaP Homepage - https://www.mun.ca/mmap/ MMaP Research Centre on Twitter - bit.ly/2dPSWEB MMaP on Facebook - bit.ly/2dhjmeu To cite this video: Sutherland, Ian. “Of Conducting, Choirs and Executive Power: Aesthetic Reflexivity to Memories with Momentum.” Recorded Feb. 8, 2017, at the Research Centre for the Study of Music, Media, and Place at Memorial University of Newfoundland in St. John’s, Newfoundland, Canada. Music and Culture Lecture Series, 1:18:05. https://youtu.be/9pGRJZ4JuKo.

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Choirs, conducting, power, aesthetics, ethnomusicology, music sociology, reflexivity, MMaP Lectures, music, memory, arts and business, Arts

Talking Business with Ian Sutherland from IEDC-Bled School of Management (Slovenia)

Ian Sutherland participated in the executive interviews "Talking Business" at EGADE Business School.

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Annette Clancy Research

Jonathan Gosling is Emeritus Professor of Leadership Studies at the University of Exeter in the U.K. He is an activist for reform in management education and directs or advises on several management and organizational development programs around the globe. Jonathan is additionally a visiting professor of philosophy at a major Chinese university and directs an annual intensive workshop employing many of the methods and approaches that underpin CoachingOurselves. He is supporting malaria elimination initiatives in South Africa and is lead faculty with the Forward Institute. He is one of the co-founders of CoachingOurselves.

Professors share: Coaching Ourselves

Prof. Phil LeNir and Jonathan Gosling share their views

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Professor (Job Title), IEDC-Bled School Of Management (College/University), University (Building Function), Coaching (Industry), Psychology (Field Of Study), leadership, Business, Training, Success, Personal, Self, Development, College (TV Genre), Speaker, Motivation, Inspiration, Life, Secret

Gosling on CO for ILA

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Gosling for ILA part 2

Hope it matches

Comedy

Gosling on CO for ILA part 1

Wide angle version of talk part 1 Yes please

Comedy

Aesthetics of Power with Jonathan Gosling

Education

Inheritance

Here Jonathan discusses how Napoleon used his charisma during the height of trade at sea

Napoleonic Leadership

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MMaP Lecture: Dr. Ian Sutherland

Talking Business with Ian Sutherland from IEDC-Bled School of Management (Slovenia)

Annette Clancy Research

Jonathan Gosling - Reflections 2017

Professors share: Coaching Ourselves

Gosling on CO for ILA

Gosling for ILA part 2

Gosling on CO for ILA part 1

Aesthetics of Power with Jonathan Gosling

Inheritance

Charisma at sea

Endeavour

Manipulation

Manipulation

Merit

Patronage

Patronage

Siezing power

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