Call for the attribution of one Research Scholarship within the scope of the Project “Lanterna Mágica – Estudo, preservação, uso e re-uso em Portugal no século XIX”_deadline 17th of August

Call for the attribution of one (1) Research Scholarship (BI) within the scope of the Project “Lanterna Mágica – Estudo, preservação, uso e re-uso em Portugal no século XIX”, com a designação PTDC/ART-PER/1702/2021, financed by national funds through FCT Deadline: 17th of August Application details here. Acta 1 BI-Mágica 2023 Acta 2 BI-Mágica 2023 Acta 3...
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RPM: Call for Articles / Thematic Dossiers

The Portuguese Journal of Musicology (RPM) new series is a peer-reviewed academic journal open to all areas of music research. It is published jointly by SPIM (Portuguese Society for Music Research), INET-md (Institute of Ethnomusicology – Centre for Studies in Music and Dance), and CESEM (Centre for the Study of Sociology and Aesthetics of Music). RPM is published online twice a year...
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Get to know Rita Torres’ latest publication

Creative processes in musical composition: sources of inspiration under self-scrutiny Rita Torres has published an article in Vórtex Magazine, on open access, on a self-study around the inspirational sources of the creative processes of all the pieces that she composed up to now.   Abstract: Self-studies on creative processes in musical composition are scarce. And...
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18 Jul 2023

IIIF Neume Workshop

Technical workshop organized as part of the ECHOES project: Echoes from the Past: Unveiling a Lost Soundscape with Digital Analysis / Ecos do passado: Revelando uma paisagem sonora perdida por meio de análise digital (2022.01957.PTDC) Led by Dr Craig Sapp | Stanford University/Packard Humanities Institute   Where: Colégio Almada Negreiros, Universidade Nova de Lisboa When:...
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18 Jul 2023

The ExpSoundscapes project: A Case Study in Simulating Historical Musical Heritage

In recent decades, numerous projects have emerged with the aim of “recovering” historical sound events. The convenient conjunction of several factors seems to have stimulated this surge. Firstly, historical research has increasingly embraced phenomenological perspectives, prioritizing sensory aspects when studying past events. In the realm of sound, the adoption of these perspectives has developed in...
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Project “SuitNanoMusic”

The project “SuitNanoMusic: Suitability of nanomaterials for preservation of tangible musical cultural heritage” is one of the six projects that were selected for funding under the Call for the funding of Exploratory Projects in the frame of the associate laboratory IN2PAST 2023/2024 (Portugal). The consortium is coordinated by HERCULES Laboratory (HL), University of Évora and...
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