
Academic Appointments and Service
Dr Eugene Seow is a Singapore-based higher music education lecturer, practice-led researcher, and dissertation and project supervisor. His current work spans undergraduate and postgraduate teaching, research supervision, curriculum and assessment, editorial service, academic advisory activity, and professional music practice.
His appointments reflect a coherent practice-led profile across musical judgement, aural fluency, ensemble pedagogy and cognition, contemporary musicianship, curriculum design, assessment validity, and higher music education.
Higher Education Teaching & Supervision
Lecturer & Dissertation Supervisor, LASALLE College of the Arts
MA, BA (Hons), Diploma
Main Study (Drum Set), ensemble, MA/BA dissertation supervision, and higher education teaching across contemporary music, musical judgement, aural fluency, ensemble pedagogy, curriculum, and assessment
Lecturer, Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts (NAFA), School of Arts Management
Diploma
Teaching Arts Ecosystem 1 and Academic and Digital Skills, with emphasis on music-context understanding, academic and digital literacy, arts-sector awareness, professional practice, reflective evidence, and student development
Module Leader, Lecturer & Research Supervisor, Singapore Raffles Music College (SRMC) (UWL-validated Programmes)
MMus, MA, BMus (Hons), Diploma
Leading the Level 7 Pedagogic Theories and Practices module; teaching across pedagogy, aural fluency, creative education, curriculum and assessment; and supervising undergraduate and postgraduate research in performance, composition, curriculum design, assessment and arts education
Guest Lecturer, Yong Siew Toh Conservatory of Music, National University of Singapore
Guest teaching in rhythm pedagogy and brush-based ensemble practice, with emphasis on time-feel, articulation, aural fluency, structural listening, and ensemble responsiveness across jazz, popular, and hybrid contexts
Former Facilitator, IN-depth Module, University of the Arts Singapore (UAS)
Interdisciplinary project facilitation across Artist as Futurist, Experimenter, Placemaker, and Commentator pathways, integrating embodiment, listening, and practice-led inquiry
Ensemble Tutor, National University of Singapore – Centre for the Arts (Voices)
Coaching NUS Voices in contemporary ensemble performance, with emphasis on listening, coordination, groove, arrangement, and ensemble judgement
Tutor, Nanyang Technological University – Cultural Activities Club (Jazz & Blues)
Drum-set tutoring for NTU’s student music community
Editorial, Examining, and Quality Assurance
Associate Editor, Frontiers in Education (Frontiers)
Managing peer review, reviewer selection, and editorial decision-making within the Higher Education section, with particular interests in curriculum, assessment, musical judgement, and practice-led inquiry
Music Examiner, St Cecilia School of Music (SCSM)
Assessment of performance and musicianship across contemporary and classical pathways
Music Examiner, Australian Society of Musicology and Composition (ASMC)
Diploma submissions in Performance, Musicology, Composition, and Music Education
Board Member, Australian Society of Musicology and Composition (ASMC)
Governance oversight and contribution to academic review processes within the society
Advisory Board Member, Virtual University of Pakistan (Media Discourse and Society)
Contributing to discussions on curriculum quality, assessment, academic standards, and research development
Sector and Professional Service
Area Representative (South East Asia), Guild of Musicians and Singers (GMS)
Regional representation, professional outreach, and sector engagement across music and performance contexts
Selected Professional Practice Contexts
Percussionist · Bassist · Pianist, TENG Ensemble
Ongoing ensemble activity, recordings, and contemporary Chinese crossover performance
Rohema Artist Ambassador
Artist-educator partnership supporting drum kit, percussion, brush, rod, and mallet practice
Pantheon Artist – Snare Drum and Cymbals
Artist partnership supporting snare-drum performance, cymbal development, percussion practice, artist-led product development, and professional outreach
Supported by FATFreq
In-ear monitoring and hearing-protection support for performance, rehearsal, teaching, and professional music practice
For higher education teaching, supervision, curriculum and assessment work, faculty development, examining, editorial service, or other institutional collaborations, please get in touch.
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