Special Issue in Behavioral Sciences Journal: The Impact of Music on Individual and Social Well-Being I Proposals until April 30
Helena Rodrigues and Ana Isabel Pereira, coordinators of CESEM’s Human Development Education Group, are Guest Editors of the Special Issue “The Impact of Music on Individual and Social Well-Being”, to be published in the “Health Psychology” section of the journal “Behavioral Sciences” (ISSN 2076-328X). The articles are published in open access and the journal is... Read More
Article by Luzia Aurora Rocha in Cuadernos de Música Iberoamericana
The next Cuadernos de Música Iberoamericana, a journal published by the Universidad Complutense de Madrid, will include an article by Luzia Aurora Rocha entitled ‘Arte Barroco Luso-brasileña: el papel de la música en el diseño de elementos arquitectónicos en Portugal y sus repercusiones en Bahía (Brasil)’. This article is an unprecedented contribution that analyses the relationship... Read More
ARIA: Art, Rhythm, Intonaco, Analytics – An Interdisciplinary Study of King João IV’s Musical Library at Vila Viçosa
The ARIA project, led by researcher Isabel Pires, was one of the selected in the 3rd IN2PAST Exploratory Project Funding Call, 2024. This project combines a complete set of scientific and technological approaches to preserve and study the Ducal Palace’s Musical Library. By combining architectural and functional analysis, acoustic studies, characterization of musical repertory and... Read More
III International Congress “The Portuguese Language on Music: Camões, 500 years” I Proposals until September 15
Caravelas could not abstain from the festivities honoring the quincentenary of Luís de Camões. It should be noted that the poet’s work and life were referenced and celebrated by numerous composers in both Portugal and Brazil. This resulted in the creation of a vast and varied musical repertoire, ranging from songs to symphonic works, including... Read More
CESEM researchers at the 6th Congress of the Regional Association for Latin America and the Caribbean of the International Musicological Society
The 6th Congress of the Regional Association for Latin America and the Caribbean of the International Musicological Society, ARLAC/IMS, will take place from 7 to 10 August 2024 at the Faculty of Music of the National Autonomous University of Mexico, UNAM. IMS President Kate van Orden will attend and give the opening speech. Held in... Read More
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Concert and Mini-Residencies by the Arte Minima ensemble
As part of the project to record all the motets by the Portuguese composer Vicento Lusitano, the Arte Minima ensemble, founded in 2011 by the researcher Pedro Sousa Silva, presents ‘The Secret Music of Vicente Lusitano – the motets in 6 and 8 parts’. The concert will occur on July 19 at 10 pm in... Read More
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2024
Mil Pássaros em Coimbra I Companhia de Música Teatral
To raise awareness of the environmental issues and the need to care for others and the planet from an early age through musical and artistic experiences for the whole community. That was the aim of the Mil Pássaros Project, created by the Companhia de Música Teatral (CMT). In 2024, Mil Pássaros has already been to Fundão and... Read More
The Musical Iconography of Rafael Bordalo Pinheiro I Luzia Aurora Rocha’s participation in Olga Ramos’ new documentary series
At the invitation of director Olga Ramos, the documentary series ‘Those who have eyes, let them see, those who don’twant to, let them sleep’, a series about what it is (like) to be Portuguese, has the participation of the researcher Luzia Aurora Rocha, responsible for the conception of The Musical Iconography of Rafael Bordalo Pinheiro. Produced... Read More
Lap Music – Musical Orientations for Parents with Babies and Children I LaMCI – CESEM training program
Lap Music – Musical Orientations for Parents with Babies and Children is a training program offered by the Laboratory of Music and Communication for Children (LaMCI) designed for parents, babies, and children. These sessions provide an opportunity to share parenting experiences and enrich children’s musical imagination. The training program, led by António Rodrigues and Fernanda... Read More
Women of Fado: From Maria Severa to Contemporary Times I Library edition of Marie Claire magazine has a text by Luzia Aurora Rocha
Luzia Aurora Rocha took part, by invitation, in the library edition of Marie Claire magazine, dedicated to the women of fado, with a text entitled: “Fado and the Feminine: The archetype of the fado woman in street art”. This edition includes texts by researchers from the University of Vienna, University of Salzburg, University of Porto,... Read More