Dr Regina Saltari is a Lecturer in Music Education and Honorary Research Fellow at the UCL Institute of Education. Her main research interest is centred on children’s playground musical games in various contexts. Currently she is conducting a study at post doctorate level investigating musical games as a means of intercultural communication and expression. She has previously lectured in the MA and BA programmes of the Department of Music Studies at the Ionian University and the English-speaking MA programme of Music Education at the European University of Cyprus. She completed her PhD in 2020 (Ionian University Department of Music Studies), MA in Music Education (UCL Institute of Education), Violin Diploma (State Conservatory of Thessaloniki) and BA in English Language and Literature (Aristotle University of Thessaloniki). She has worked at state schools and private educational settings in London and in Greece.
special interests
Children's playground musical games, multimodal analyses of musical games, ethnographic research in music education, musical games and refugee studies, music curricula
thesis title
Children's musical games in the Greek school playgrounds: An ethnographic study
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