Project funded by the Foundation for Science and Technology (PTDC / EAT / 70038/2006), starting in 2007. TEAM: David Cranmer, Alessandra Campana, Gabriela Cruz, Luisa Cymbron, Paula Gomes Ribeiro, Paulo Ferreira de Castro, Roger Parker , Susan Rutherford. The S. Carlos Theater: The Performing Arts in Portugal (Project financed by FCT: ref. PTDC / EAT... Read More

Musical Archive of the National Theater D. Maria II

“Teatro para Rir”: The musical comedy in Portuguese language theaters (1849-1900). PTDC / EAT-MMU / 098104/2008

PTDC / EAT-MMU / 105624/2008, 2010-2012 (conclusion extended until May 2013) Total financing (FCT): € 150,000. 2010: $ 50,760 2011: € 70,340 2012: € 28 900 Research team: Manuel Pedro Ferreira (coordinator), Bernadette Nelson, João Pedro d’Alvarenga, Elena Sorban, Ivan Moody, Pedro Sousa Silva, Elsa De Luca, Diogo Alte da Veiga, Rui Araújo, Mara Fortu,... Read More

Jorge Peixinho’s Chamber Music – Critical Edition [PTDC/EAT-MMU/113714/2009]. Equipa: Francisco Monteiro (IP); Paulo Adérito Pereira de Assis Miranda; Maria João Serrão; Jorge Matta; Isabel Pires; Madalena Soveral

Opus Tutti – Artistic practices in creating social and educational roots (2010-2014) Partnership: LAMCI-CESEM and Companhia de Música Teatral Funding entity: Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation Coordination: Helena Rodrigues; Artistic Direction: Paulo Maria Rodrigues Description: Opus Tutti aimed at designing good community intervention practices aimed at infancy and early childhood. It integrated actions aimed at different target... Read More

Funding: VLAC – Vlaams Academish Centrum, Royal Flemish Academy of Belgium for Science and the Arts. Support: Theatrical Music Company Coordination: Gerrit Loots (Vrije University) and Helena Rodrigues (FCSH-UNL). Participating researcher: Martine Van Puyvelde Description: This project aimed to: the creation and application of an artistic-therapeutic program mediated by music at the Zoertsel psychiatric hospital... Read More

Cataloging and Editing the work of Filipe de Sousa

Mário de Sampayo Ribeiro’s estate

Arouca preserves a group of liturgical manuscripts and ancient printings of great importance for the History of Music and the History of Art, whose inventory has remained incomplete to date. As a result of this project financed by the Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation, carried out in a partnership between the Real Irmandade da Rainha Santa Mafalda,... Read More