5th ISIPAE Program

28 February 2026, Saturday

Istanbul, Turkiye Time

Zoom link

https://us06web.zoom.us/j/87441759021?pwd=6hkXxEsflKqy61Yaqa3ieRiHUzwY0Z.1

09.30-09.40 Registration

09.40-10.00 Opening Speech

Congress Organization Committee Chair: Dr. Hasan Said Tortop, Young Wise Publishing, UK

Congress Chair: Assoc. Prof. Gvantsa Ghvinjilia, Vano Sarajishvili Tbilisi State Conservatoire, Georgia

10.00-10.45 1st Day 1st Keynote Speech: Prof. Dr. Armando Rotondi

Rethinking R.U.R. by Karel Čapek Nowadays: A Practical Case Study of Adaptation in Rotondi and Bar-Amotz

Prof. Dr. Armando Rotondi

10.45-11.00 Session Break

1st Day – 1st Session: Session Chair

11.00-12.15 Proceeding Presentation:

Eschatomusicology: Based on the Ideas of Richard Wagner and Alexander Scriabin

Gvantsa Ghvinjilia

Even Death Is Humane; the Human Being Is Not

(Contemporary Georgian Theatre in the Context of the Crisis of Humanism)

Lasha Chkhartishvil

Refracting the Local: How Digital Streaming Platforms Mediate and Redefine African Musical Identities

Kirui, Amon Kipyegon

Signs of the Theatre of the Absurd in Greek Mythology

Gvantsa Guliashvila

12.15-12.30 Session Break

The introduction of the Journal of Interdisciplinary Art and Education (JIAE)

Editorial Board Member- Assoc. Prof. Gvantsa Ghvinjilia

12.30-13.15 1st Day 2nd Keynote Speech: Dr. Ivana Medić

Calculated Perfection vs. Humanity: The Industrialization of the Piano Competition

Dr. Ivana Medić

13.15-13.30 Session BreaK

1st Day – 2nd Session: Session Chair:

13.30-14.15 Proceeding Presentation:

Art and Humanity in Wartime: The Musical and Pedagogical Legacy of Hanna Havrylets (1958–2022)

Mali Liu

Should We Be Afraid of New Life? Fear and Moral Dilemmas in 21st-Centery Georgian and Turkish Drama

Vasil Janikashvili

Graffiti Against the Void Liberalism's Crisis in Georgia

Giorgi Razmadze

From Oral Memory to Artistic Humanism: Reframing Akan Folklore Through Asɛmpayɛtsia

Nana Dawson

14.15-14.30 Session Break

14.30-15.15 1st Day 3rd Keynote Speech: Dr Vesna Svalina

Educating for Humanity through the Arts: The Role of Musical and Interdisciplinary Creativity in Shaping a Humane School Culture

Vesna Svalina

15.15-15.30 Session Break

1st Day – 3rd Session: Session Chair:

15.30-16.15 Proceeding Presentation:

Zlata and Yefim Tkach: A Composer and an Ethnomusicologist in Search of Their Jewish and Moldovan Musical Roots, Under the Soviet Regime

Nethanel Pollak

Musical Instruments and Wedding Performance Practice in 16th-Century Azerbaijan: An Iconographic Analysis of a Safavid Miniature

Abbasgulu Najafzade

Orthoepy as a cross-cultural determinant of performer interpretation of vocal music

Dmytro Kyrychek

Tragedy And The Grotesque In Modernist Opera: An Examination of Berg, Britten and Shostakovich

Ayşe Bozkurt

Rast Maqam and Form in Azerbaijani Âşık Music: A Modal–Intonational Analysis of Selected Airs from the Epic “Âşık Garip”

Naile Rahimbeyli

17.45 Closing

March 1, 2026 Sunday

Istanbul, Turkiye Time

Zoom link

https://us06web.zoom.us/j/89251947654?pwd=szl2jeRg4dfBiJqNVMI8hzcVPVHe30.1

10.00 Opening

10.00-10.45 2nd Day 3rd Keynote Speech: Asmati Chibalashvili

Posthumanism in Art & Art in Posthumanism: Art as a Laboratory of Posthumanist Thinking

Asmati Chibalashvili

10.45-11.00 Session Break

2nd Day – 4th Session: Session Chair:

11.00-12.15 Proceeding Presentation:

Reclaiming Somatic Intelligence: A Sumerian Minahasan Embodied Framework for Music Education in the AI Er

Soegiarto Hartono

Robert Sturua's Shakespeare Interpretations in the 21st Century

Marina (Maka) Vasadze

Effects of the First World War on European Cinematic Culture

Zviad Dolidze

The Countertenor Phenomenon in Azerbaijani Vocal Art: Vocal Physiology, Syncretic Technique, and Artistic Innovation in the Work of Ilham Nazarov

Sehrana Kasimi

12.15-12.30 Session Break

12.30-13.15 2nd Day 2nd Keynote Speech: Prof. Wojciech M. Marchwica

Universalism in Film – Remarks Based on the 2023 Film Chłopi (The Peasants), directed by Dorota Kobiela and Hugh Welchman

Prof. Wojciech M. Marchwica

13.15-13.30 Session Break

2nd Day – 5th Session: Session Chair:

13.30-14.45 Proceeding Presentation:

Parabolic Language as a Method of Coexistence with Censorship

Tamta Turmanidze

What Does Mersenne Owe to Bacchius? On the Revival and Reception of Late Ancient Theories of Harmony in Seventeenth-Century French Discourse

Nikola Komatović

Musical references of intermedial images in the films based on the drama-extravaganza Lisova Pisnya [“The Forest Song”] by Lesya Ukrainka

Olena Dyachkova

Konstantin Marjanishvili’s Influence on the Russian Theater Avant-Garde

Elene Shalutashvili

14.45-15.00 Session Break

15.00-15:05 Closing Ceremony

Assoc. Prof. Gvantsa Ghvinjilia