Events
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‘Musical Iconography in the Churches and Chapels of Funchal’ I Touring exhibition
The exhibition ‘Musical Iconography in the Churches and Chapels of Funchal’, previously on display in Funchal, will be presented in five new cities: Évora (October 22 to November 11), Castelo Branco (November 25 to January 2), Braga (January 9 to February 6), Torres Novas (February 14 to March 20) and Lisbon (March 28 to June...
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Peça a Peça Itinerante (PaPI) in Vila Nova de Famalicão
The PaPI artistic-educational constellation brings together a set of small musical-theatrical pieces designed from scratch to be easily circulated in kindergartens, museums, libraries, social centres and other institutions interested in promoting access to culture. The first PaPIs were created in multidisciplinary and intergenerational artistic residencies held at the Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation as part of the...
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Music and dancers: movements, mobility, resistance
This research seminar series is organized by Kristin Hoefener (CESEM - NOVA University of Lisbon) and Raphaëlle Legrand (IReMus). Hosted by the GeMM and held at the Bibliothèque nationale de France (Salle Colette, 14:00 - 16:00), the series explores the movements, constraints, and forms of agency shaping the lives and practices of women musicians and...
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Entre Brasis Study Day
NOVA FCSH Av. BernaOn 11 February, the Research Cluster in Thought and Music will host the “Entre Brasis” workshop at auditorium B2, NOVA FCSH. The programme will feature contributions by Acácio Piedade (Universidade do Estado de Santa Catarina), Caio Priori-dos-Santos (CESEM/NOVA FCSH), Clara Rowland (IELT/NOVA FCSH), Filipe Campello (Universidade Federal de Pernambuco), Gabriel Marotti (Universidade Federal de São...
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Workshop – The Art of Programming: Towards a Curatorial Theory for Classical Music
In the classical music scene, there is an urgent need to think about innovative concert formats, but surprisingly, the heavy legacy of 19th-century concert structures continues to predominate. This paradox can be attributed, in part, to the lack of inspiring models for change. At the invitation of the Tagus-Atlanticus Cultural Association, Spanish musicologist and programmer...
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Presentation of the book “Mozart’s Requiem: A Cultural History”
Auditório Biblioteca Nacional de Portugal Campo Grande, 83, Lisboa, PortugalTo better understand Mozart's music today, two historiographical tasks seem essential: first, to situate the composer's work in the culture of his time, that is, at the end of the Enlightenment; second, to consider the relationship between certain aspects of his compositions and the aesthetics of early German Romanticism. This approach is particularly relevant in...
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Album release with research and musical editing by Alberto Pacheco (MMP)
Auditório Biblioteca Nacional de Portugal Campo Grande, 83, Lisboa, PortugalBetween 1792 and 1796, Jornal de Modinhas, the first Portuguese periodical dedicated to publishing sheet music, was published in Lisbon. This journal ended up publishing a collection of Portuguese and Brazilian songs that is representative of what was being heard in Portugal at that time. After extensive research and musical editing by Alberto Pacheco (Music...