Creativity, Entrepreneurship, and the “Fifth P”: Why Problematization is Critical in Higher...
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Creativity, Entrepreneurship, and the “Fifth P”:!Why Problematization is Critical in !Higher Popular Music Education
Gareth Dylan SmithInstitute of Contemporary Music Performance,
London, England
BMus (Hons) Popular Music Performance
BA (Hons) Creative Musicianship
BA Music Business
BA (Hons) Songwriting
MMUs Popular Music Performance
What is Success in Popular Music?
What is Success in Popular Music Education?
What is Success in Higher Popular Music Education?
Rich Hall and Janis Weller
Pedagogy for Employability
The X Factor fronting band
Employed/self-employed
Portfolio Career
Entrepreneurship = unemployed?
Narratives and Myths
Being good is good enough
Explicit and implicit
The industry is a meritocracy
Hard work will pay off (precisely the way you expect)
• If you throw enough s*#t at the wall, some of it has to stick!
• If I run at it hard enough, I’m bound to get over/through.
• Nothing ventured, nothing gained.
• All successful entrepreneurs have gone bankrupt at least once
• There’s no success like failure, and failure’s no success at all
• If at first you don’t succeed, try, try, and try again.
• Better to try and fail than not to try at all.
• If you fall off your horse…
Thoughts
• We have nothing to fear but fear itself.
• This is your life, and it’s ending one minute at a time.
• Never bite off more than you can chew
• Practice makes perfect
• Treat others as you would like to be treated
• They say the cream rises to the top, but I say shit floats
• You get out what you put in
• There is no “the secret” - “putting it out to the universe” is not a recipe for success
More thoughts
Contexts and Constructs of Creative Collaborations
COINs (Gloor, 2006)
Relationship Marketing (Grönroos, 2007)
Service-dominant logic (Vargo and Lusch, 2008, 2011)
“In a COIN, knowledge workers collaborate and share in
internal transparency. They communicate directly rather than
through hierarchies. And they innovate toward common goals
in self-organization instead of being ordered to do so” (Gloor,
2006: 4)
“[The purpose of] marketing is to establish, maintain and
enhance, and where necessary terminate relationships with
customers (and other parties) so that the objectives regarding
economic and other variables of all parties are met. This is
achieved through a mutual exchange and fulfilment of promises.
(Grönroos, 2007: 29)
Service-dominant logic: !
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“In S-D actors create value through service experiences
and relationships, co-creating and sharing tangible and
intangible resources with one another. From a marketing
perspective this is usually applied to co-creation between
customers and suppliers” (Smith and Gillett, in press)
8:00PMAn evening of great music, from an ever chang-ing line up. With guest artists w/our house band. Followed by some great full albums. Washed down with a superb range of drinks.
8pm - 8:30:! ! -House Band.
8:30 - 9:15: !! -Jam One.
9:15 - 9:45: !! -House Band.W/Guest.
9:45 - 11:15: ! -Jam Two.
11:15 - 11:30: ! -Wrap up.
11:30 - close:! -Full albums.
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House Band sets
JUKE JOINT !Jam Night
@The Priory Tavern, Belsize Rd. NW6 4BTPresents
next jam…
Next Jam… 3rd APR
Mendoza Möbius Souls
Wednesday
9thApril
Live Music 8pm - Late£5on the door £4with flyer £3
London 6-piece Electro-Soul group. Fronted byMs Izzy Warner, Möbius Souls offer uptempo dance grooves to get the blood pumping, and heavy neck-snapping vibes to get your bop on.
Expect energy!
Mendoza is a seven piece funk m a c h i n e , f r o n t e d b y t h e powerhouse vocals of Sophie Mendoza and backed by an amalgamation of amazingly talented musicians providing tight, grooving, dirty beats.
Student/Guest list.
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The Good Ship289 Kilburn high road, NW6 7JR
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Person: Who is doing the teaching, learning, and assessment? What is their enculturated identity? To whom do they ascribe pedagogic authority?
Process: How does an institution, curriculum, program, professor or student work to enable and empower students?
Product: What is the endgame? Is this about meeting Standards, certificating student achievement? Or is it about self-actualiztion, possible selves, and identity realization?
Place: Where do teaching, learning, and assessment occur? Are facilities seen and used as potentially transformative, liminal spaces?
@IASPM special issue
Ashgate Research Companion to Popular Music Education
This has been lacking in PME and HPME, but it is essential
BJME: Where do you go?!