Conference in Texas
As part of the annual meeting of the American Musicological Society, this year held in San Antonio, Texas (1-4 November), Adam Mathias (Cambridge team) presented a paper entitled “Clausulae in Two Modes”.
Conference “The Past in Music – Music and Tradition” in Warsaw
The 47th Annual Musicological Conference of the Polish Composers’ Union took place at the Institute of Art of the Polish Academy of Sciences from 25 to 27 October 2018. It was organised in collaboration with the Warsaw team. Its title “The Past in Music – Music and Tradition” referred directly to the research undertaken by the SoundMe project.
Antonio Chemotti Visiting Fellow at the University of Vienna
From September 2018 to February 2019 Antonio Chemotti (Warsaw team) is a Visiting Fellow at the University of Vienna. Next to conducting his SoundMe research, Chemotti is involved in the activities of the Institute of Musicology, sharing his work with fellow researchers as well as students.
Antonio Chemotti gave a lecture at All Souls College (Oxford)
On 18 October 2018 Antonio Chemotti (Warsaw team) gave a public lecture at All Souls College (Oxford) as part of a series of seminars in medieval and renaissance music convened by Margaret Bent.
Concert with introductory lecture
AP Trigon Ensemble performed music from the beguinage in Amsterdam around 1600, with an introductory lecture by Ulrike Hascher-Burger (Utrecht team). This took place on 27 October 2018. → More information (PDF, opens in new tab).
Czech team, La Morra and Schola Gregoriana Pragensis in three radio broadcasts
Appearances by David Eben and Lenka Hlávková on the Czech radio programme “Musica Antiqua” can now be heard online. The two members of the Prague team presented current research on music of the the 14th and 15th centuries as well as new recordings released by the Associated Partners of SoundMe Schola Gregoriana Pragensis and La Morra. The programmes were broadcasted between 3 June and 16 September 2018 and were aimed at a non-specialist audience and conducted in Czech. Listen to → Carolus IV. – Rex et Imperator (1/2) Listen to → Carolus IV. – Rex et Imperator (2/2) Listen to → La Morra: Petrus Wilhelmi de Grudencz
Ulrike Hascher-Burger associate member of the Henri Pirenne Institute for Medieval Studies
Ulrike Hascher-Burger (Utrecht team) is accepted as associate member of the prestigious → Henri Pirenne Institute for Medieval Studies, University of Ghent (Belgium).
Christine Roth presented research at conference in Heidelberg
Christine Roth presented her research in a collaborative session with Prof. Thomas Schmidt at a conference in Heidelberg entitled “Tradition und Traditionsverhalten: Literaturwissenschaftliche und kulturhistorische Perspektiven”, organised by the Heidelberg graduate school “Was ist Tradition?”. The conference took place on 4 and 5 October. For further details, see → www.uni-heidelberg.de.
Manon Louviot winner of best poster prize at HERA ECR Event
An important aim of the → HERA Early Career Researchers event in Smolenice (Slovakia, 23-26 September 2018) was to facilitate interdisciplinary conversations around Uses of the Past. For that purpose, each participant designed a poster on his or her individual research project. All posters were evaluated by a jury composed of the organizers of the event. Manon Louviot won the prize for best poster together with an award of € 200.In addition, she was invited, together with post-doctoral researcher Grażyna Baranowska of the → MELA project, to present the outcomes of the ECR event to the HERA board in November 2018. Click on the poster to magnify it.
SoundMe at the HERA Early Career Researcher event
Antonio Chemotti, Bartłomiej Gembicki and Manon Louviot attended the Early Career Researcher (ECR) event organised by HERA, which took place 23-26 September 2018 at Smolenice Castle in Slovakia.