Música de consolo: embalos e utopias I Talk by Manuel Pedro Ferreira (EMS)
Música de consolo: embalos e utopias will take place on November 21 at 9.15 pm at the Biblioteca Operária Oeirense. It’s a talk concerning lullabies in History, folk tradition and urban family contexts. A point of view by Manuel Pedro Ferreira (Early Music Studies Group), with live and recorded musical examples, both old and brand... Read More
Sheet music book and lecture I João Pedro Delgado’s activity (MMP)
The composition and publication of Catorze cantares ancestrais portugueses, para coro a 2 vozes brancas: Para os coros e formações musicais do 1º a 3º graus dos conservatórios portugueses by collaborator João Pedro Delgado (Grupo Música Período Moderno), stems from the identification of two needs. Firstly, the author aims to address the scarcity of pedagogical materials for... Read More
AURÉLIA DE SOUZA. Mulheres artistas em 1900 I Chapter by Sónia Duarte (CTC)
The book AURÉLIA DE SOUZA. Mulheres artistas em 1900 (ISBN: 978-989-35191-1-0 / DOI: https://doi.org/10.34619/6m02-4036) has just been published and includes a chapter dedicated to female painting and music by researcher Sónia Duarte (Research Group for the Study of Music, Critical Theory and Communication). The launch will take place on 20 November at 6.30 pm (access link here). This chapter deals... Read More
Organisation, inventory and research I Paulo Castagna’s activity (MMP)
Among the activities of collaborator Paulo Castagna, associated with the Music in the Modern Period Group, is the organisation and inventorying of a historical collection, specifically the musicographic collection of the Conservatório Dramático e Musical de São Paulo. This organisation and inventory resulted in a paper aiming to present the process and partial results of the project.... Read More
Colloque Gabriel Fauré – Théodore Dubois I Participation by David Cranmer (MMP)
David Cranmer, a member of the Music in the Modern Period Group, presented the paper ‘Fauré’s Prométhée: Paris – Béziers – Paris’ at the Colloque Gabriel Fauré – Théodore Dubois, which took place in Paris between 6 and 8 November.
Recording of the album Flores de Mvsica (1620) by Manuel Rodrigues Coelho
Between 3 and 7 December 2024, researcher Marco Brescia (Music in the Modern Period Group) will record, in the low choir of the Church of São Vicente de Fora in Lisbon, the fifth CD of the complete recording of the Flores de Mvsica pera o instrumento de tecla, & harpa (1620) by Manuel Rodrigues Coelho,... Read More
‘Fuga In Rosso. Parametri Musicali Nei Linguaggi Visivi Delle Avanguardie’ I Book by Cristina Santarelli (MMP)
‘Fuga In Rosso. Parametri Musicali Nei Linguaggi Visivi Delle Avanguardie’ is a book by Cristina Santarelli, a collaborator in the Music in the Modern Period Group. Throughout the book, there is a particular focus on the movements that were established in the New World in the post-war period (Abstract Expressionism, Conceptualism, Minimalism, Pop Art), influenced by Jewish... Read More
Concert of Improvisation@2 pianos – McNair/Gapp Duo
Nicholas McNair and Samuel Gapp, from different generations and different countries, have developed their musical skills under very different circumstances. What has brought them together is a profound mutual interest in spontaneous improvisation – that is, where nothing at all is decided in advance of playing. A dialogue is set up between two slightly different... Read More
Participation of Joana Peliz (MMP) in a Symposium at the Philharmonie de Paris
Joana Peliz, member of the Music in the Modern Period Group, will present a paper entitled “Non-European instruments in the collection of the artist Alfredo Keil: methods of acquisition and significance” at the Symposium “Le Marché mondial des instruments de musique: facture, commerce et collections au XIXe siècle et dans le premier XXe siècle”, which... Read More
Thematic dossier in honour of Ivan Moody (1964-2024) I Proposals until March 31 [new date]
Portuguese Journal of Musicology (Revista Portuguesa de Musicologia, RPM) is preparing a volume in honour of Ivan Moody, composer, musicologist and former editor of RPM, which aims to reflect on his musical work and his activity as a musicologist and conductor. We invite those interested to submit an article for this volume. Articles must comply... Read More