NOVA FCSH celebrates 6th edition of Open Science Month
For the sixth consecutive year, NOVA FCSH is once again marking Open Science Month. This initiative is part of International Open Access Week 2025, which takes place globally in the third week of October under the theme ‘Who owns knowledge?’. Organised by the NOVA FCSH Open Science Working Group, this edition offers a diverse programme of free... Read More
Newsletter I October 2025
The October edition is now available. Subscribing to the CESEM newsletter is the most convenient way to receive, directly in your email, the latest news and essential information about events, projects, and other opportunities. Staying connected to the CESEM community has never been easier!
Concerts with music by CESEM researchers I October
The month of October will be marked by the circulation of works composed by CESEM researchers. Shark Wank * (premiere) by João Ricardo: October 22, at 7.30 p.m., at Lisboa Incomum; Pianíssimo by Carlos Caires: October 30, at 9.30 p.m,, at the Renato Araújo Auditorium – Rectory of the University of Aveiro (with Ana Telles... Read More
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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... Read More
7th edition of the FCT Individual Call to Scientific Employment Stimulus I Provisional results
The provisional results of the FCT Individual Call to Scientific Employment Stimulus – 7th Edition were announced yesterday, September 30. Of the 2,784 applicants, only 400 proposals were approved, corresponding to a rate of less than 15%. Among those selected is Júlia Durand, a member of the Research Group for the Study of Music, Critical... Read More
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News about the REVERBDATA project, by Diogo Alarcão (CM), on RTP
The project ‘REVERBDATA – Database with responses to the impulse of significant Portuguese spaces’ was the topic of two news by the Lusa agency (‘Acoustic recordings of the Monastery of Batalha will be available on a digital platform’ and ‘Project aims to create a repository of national acoustic heritage’), both published by RTP. For more... Read More
International Congress ‘Mozart and His Time’ I Proposals until November 15
The year 2026 will begin with the celebration of the 270th anniversary of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (1756–1791), on January 27. Beyond being one of the most extraordinary composers of all time, universally regarded as a genius, Mozart also witnessed great changes in his era. The Congress “Mozart and His Time” aims not only to shed... Read More
Juliana Wady (CTC) publishes article awarded in the Otto Mayer-Serra Prize in the journal Diagonal: An Ibero-American Music Review
Juliana Wady (Research Group for the Study of Music, Critical Theory and Communication) has published the article “A History Behind the Discourse: Portuguese Music in Mário de Andrade’s Archive” in Diagonal: An Ibero-American Music Review. The study was awarded 2nd place in the Otto Mayer-Serra Prize and examines documents from Mário de Andrade’s archive at... Read More
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Attendance of David Cranmer (MMP) at the Penedo Music Festival
David Cranmer will be attending the Penedo Music Festival. The researcher from the Music in the Modern Period Group is also coordinator of Caravelas – Study Group for the History of Luso-Brazilian Music and will participate in the opening of the Musicology Forum with a lecture entitled “The Béziers Arena Festival (1898-1926) and its echoes in... Read More
CESEM participation in the 5th MUSAM Congress (Valladolid, Spain)
The 5th MUSAM Congress of the Spanish Society of Musicology will take place between 2 and 4 October in Valladolid. Among the scientific committee of the congress are CESEM researchers David Cranmer and Ana Maria Liberal, both from the Music in the Modern Period Group. Starting with David Cranmer, he will be responsible for a... Read More