Newsletter I November 2025
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Nov
2025
Research and Innovation Day (DII) 2025
Research and Innovation Day (DII) will take place on November 11. The event invites the entire academic community to a day of reflection, debate and sharing on the research that characterises NOVA FCSH. The day will feature five parallel sessions, organised around the strategic axes that guide NOVA FCSH’s 2025–2030 plan: Society and Politics, Arts... Read More
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Nov
2025
MED [mediterranean/medieval] Meetings 2025
Manuel Pedro Ferreira will give a lecture entitled ‘From King Dinis to Beira-Baixa: musical paths and crossroads’, which will initially focus on the love songs of King Dinis, in relation to the oral tradition and traditional style of the songs from the Monsanto and Idanha-a-Nova area (20th century), as part of the 700th anniversary of... Read More
CESEM participation at the II Jornadas Música Histórica ‘Notas no Tempo’
This conference celebrates the diversity and musical legacy of the Azores, Madeira, and the Atlantic area. It brings together specialists, musicians, and musical heritage enthusiasts to explore the evolution of music on these islands and its interactions with other Atlantic traditions. The initiative emphasises the importance of preserving and studying this heritage, analysing its roots... Read More
CESEM researchers at EnIM – XIV Music Research Meeting
The Portuguese Society for Music Research is pleased to invite everyone to EnIM 25 | XIV Music Research Meeting, which will take place at the School of Arts of the University of Évora, from 27 to 29 November. This year, EnIM is joining in the celebrations of the 70th anniversary of the death of Luís... Read More
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3
Nov
2025
XV International Colloquium Arts for Childhood and Social and Human Development
This colloquium is a space for sharing ideas without boundaries between academic knowledge and artistic creation, between education and culture. It aims to bring together the voices of all those interested in research in art and education, art and the environment, art and human and professional development. This 15th edition will feature António Pinho Vargas,... Read More
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Nov
2025
International Conference I “Algorithmic Audiovisualities: Music and Media in the Age of AI”
This event brings together researchers, artists, technologists, and educators from across the world to engage critically with one of the most transformative forces of our time: the growing entanglement of artificial intelligence with the creative, cultural, and sensory dimensions of audiovisual media. The conference approaches these transformations from multiple perspectives: creative potential and content personalization,... Read More
Lectures by Haig Utidjian (EMS) in Australia (October) and Italy (November)
Haig Utidjian, researcher at the Early Music Studies Group, was invited to give a lecture in Australia/Online. The theme of last Wednesday’s session, October 29, was “Armenian Scriptors, Cantors and Notators Through the Ages”, focusing on the auspices of the Diocese of the Armenian Church of Australia and New Zealand. The researcher will give another... Read More
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Portuguese Journal of Musicology I Volume 10/2 (2023)
The Portuguese Journal of Musicology new series has recently published online the volume 10/2 (2023) available at this link. To consult and download the contents, visit the official RPM website.
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Communication by Kristin Hoefener (EMS) in Naples, Italy
CESEM’s researcher Kristin Hoefener (Early Music Studies Group) will present at the conference Rappresentare l’Aldilà nel Medioevo latino e romanzo (Naples, November 5–7) a paper on the Dies irae, tracing its origin, transmission, and reinterpretation from the thirteenth to the sixteenth century within Franciscan and Dominican contexts. A musicological session will examine how medieval chant... Read More