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Book release: Niccolò Jommelli’s Laudate Pueri Dominum from Biblioteca Nacional de Portugal
Book release: Niccolò Jommelli’s Laudate Pueri Dominum from Biblioteca Nacional de Portugal
In 2021, Libreria Musicale Italiana and the Centro Studi Santa Giacinta Marescotti (Saggi Ruspoli) published a book dedicated to a Laudate pueri Dominum by Niccolò Jommelli (1714-1774), whose only known source is housed at the BNP (F.C.R. 549). It is the autograph of a monumental work for 4 choirs (16 voices) and basso continuo (3...
Music and Interpretation: a new platform for musician-researchers
Music and Interpretation: a new platform for musician-researchers
Research plays an increasingly decisive role in Higher Education, and Music Interpretation is an increasingly active, broad, diversified and stimulating research area. For this reason, the Center for the Study of Sociology and Musical Aesthetics (CESEM) recently created the thematic line “Music and Interpretation”, which brings together researchers from various groups and centers with an...
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CESEM’s Regular Research Symposium: Session #15
CESEM’s Regular Research Symposium: Session #15
CESEM’s Regular Research Symposium aims to present to its community and the general public its researchers, as well as their academic and professional backgrounds and their work at CESEM, especially the project(s) on which they are currently working or will develop in the near future. Each bimonthly session (the first five sessions will occur weekly, however)...
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GTCC 2022 Seminar Cycle Session #1
GTCC 2022 Seminar Cycle Session #1
Session no. 1 Silencing the Other: Intersections of Disability, Gender and Music in Cinematic Representation • James Deaville (Carleton University) «This paper uncovers the problematic intersection of music, disability, and gender in recent Hollywood films that feature non-speaking women as protagonists: Ada in The Piano (1994) and Elise in The Shape of Water (2017). The popular press has lauded both...