A Hybrid Event Presented by Luciano Pascual, and Carlos Trenado (MPIEA).

The relationships between sound, body, movement and experienced sensations can hardly be read as mere linearity or cause–effect. More dynamic relationships of complementarity, contradiction, independence, feedback, differentiation, and others are involved in this complex interplay.

This is where each discipline, each approach, succeeds in understanding different layers of depth of these complex phenomena and interactions. On this occasion, from dance, philosophical aesthetics, media theory, psychology, and neuroscience, each discipline and each object of study brings us something different in terms of the relationships between music, the body, and the experiences of the subjects involved. While each approach develops its own questions and methodologies from different theoretical frameworks, we believe in the enriching potential of those cases that bring us closer to the work of colleagues from other disciplines, as it can directly or indirectly shed new light on our own research.

The event will consist of three presentations of 20 minutes each, in which the researchers/artists will share their reflections on the academic and artistic approach to music and its relationship to bodily experience. After the presentations, there will be a space for a dialog based on questions and comments from the coordinators, the speakers, and the audience.