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Research & Academic Profile

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Dr Eugene Seow’s research examines how contemporary musicians develop aural fluency, ensemble coordination, structural listening, and evaluative judgement in higher music education. His work connects rhythm pedagogy, ensemble pedagogy, assessment, curriculum design, and practice-led artistic research, with particular attention to how embodied musical knowledge can be translated into teachable, assessable, and researchable forms. His broader research programme focuses on musical judgement, contemporary musicianship, and practice-led learning across performance, pedagogy, and higher education contexts. His creative practice across drum set, percussion, electric bass, and rhythm-section performance informs his research into structural listening, musical judgement, ensemble cognition, and practice-led musicianship.

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Selected Teaching & Institutional Roles

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• Lecturer and Dissertation Supervisor — LASALLE College of the Arts

• Lecturer — Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts

• Lecturer and Thesis Advisor — Singapore Raffles Music College

• Guest Lecturer — Yong Siew Toh Conservatory of Music, National University of Singapore

 

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