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Headshot of Dr Eugene Seow, Singapore-based higher music education lecturer and practice-led researcher offering research talks, panels, invited lectures, and workshops.

Research Talks, Panels, and Invited Lectures

Dr Eugene Seow is a Singapore-based higher music education lecturer and practice-led researcher whose work examines musical judgement, aural fluency, ensemble pedagogy and cognition, curriculum design, assessment validity, and artistic research in contemporary music education.

 

His talks and invited sessions draw on teaching, supervision, research, and professional practice across higher music education, ensemble learning, rhythm-section pedagogy, curriculum, assessment, and practice-led inquiry. He lectures across LASALLE College of the Arts, the Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts, and Singapore Raffles Music College, with dissertation and research supervision at LASALLE and SRMC. He also works with National University of Singapore and Nanyang Technological University student music communities in ensemble, musicianship, and guest-teaching contexts.

His speaking and facilitation work is suitable for universities, conservatoires, arts institutions, conferences, professional learning programmes, research seminars, and practice-led creative education settings. Sessions can be delivered as invited lectures, research talks, panel contributions, workshops, webinars, or tailored institutional seminars

 

Selected Topics and Formats

  • Groove as Curriculum: Teaching Rhythm-Section Literacy

  • Aural Fluency, Structural Listening, and Musical Judgement

  • Phrase Awareness, Structural Listening, and Ensemble Rehearsal

  • Ensemble Fluency Beyond Rehearsal

  • Practice-Led Research and Artistic Inquiry in Music Education

  • Patch Literacy, Sound Design, and Contemporary Ensemble Practice

  • Public Pedagogy: Making Research Legible to Artists

  • Portfolio Careers, Artistic Multiplicity, and Higher Music Education

  • Decolonising Aural Skills and Plural Listening

  • Assessment, Validity, and Evaluative Judgement in the Arts

Selected speaking activity includes the Creative Pathways series (2025), addressing cross-cultural music education and hybrid musician identities in collaboration with UK music educators. In 2026, Dr Seow was selected as a lecture-clinic presenter for WBAS Symposium 2026, presenting “When Phrases Feel ‘Short’ or ‘Long’: Teaching Phrase Awareness in Ensemble Rehearsal,” a session on phrase awareness, structural listening, and rehearsal strategies for ensemble musicians.

For invited lectures, research talks, panels, webinars, workshops, or institutional speaking enquiries, please contact info@eugeneseowmusic.com or use the form below.

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