7
Jan
2021
Movie Session
Movie Session “Cerromaior: uma conversa com o realizador” Luis Filipe Rocha’s film with music by Constança Capdeville
7
Jan
2021
Thursday’s Shorts
Georges Aphergis – Storm beneath a skull (Maximoff 2006) – Paula Gomes-Ribeiro
7
Jan
2021
ll Workshop I & II – Yes! All Children can Learn to Sing/Music Development and Learning
WORKSHOP I & II – MUSIC in the CHILDHOOD COMPLEMENTARY PROGRAMME to the IXth International Colloquium Arts for Childhood and Social and Human Development Download programme here. [:]
7
Jan
2021
IXth INTERNATIONAL COLLOQUIUM ARTS FOR CHILDHOOD AND SOCIAL AND HUMAN DEVELOPMENT
A story, a vision, a path In 2010, celebrating the creation of the Laboratory of Music and Communication in Infancy of CESEM at Human and Social Sciences Faculty in the NOVA University of Lisbon, the International Colloquium of Music, Communication and Human Development took place at the Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation. Joining professionals with different backgrounds,... Read More
7
Jan
2021
Luísa Tender and Manuel Pedro Ferreira’s Book Release: O pescador de sons
Presentation of the book by Luísa Tender e Manuel Pedro Ferreira at the V Encontro Nacional EPTA Portugal, in Castelo Branco. Published by CESEM (Centro de Estudos de Sociologia e Estética Musical) in 2019. See information about this book here.
7
Jan
2021
EINEM 2019 | 1st International Research Meeting for Music and Musicology Students
The first edition of this international meeting for young researchers in the fields of Music and Musicology is being organized by the CESEM – Delegation of the University of Évora and its target audience are Master and PhD students in the field of Music: musicologists, musicians and composers. By setting the goal of encouraging the... Read More
7
Jan
2021
Book Release: Estudos sobre a Cenografia e o Teatro em Portugal no século XVIII
Book Release from CESEM’s Researcher, Rosana Brescia, titled: Estudos sobre a Cenografia e o Teatro em Portugal no século XVIII.
7
Jan
2021
CD Release “Marcos Portugal: sacred music published in the 19th century”
The international notoriety of the Portuguese-Brazilian composer Marcos Portugal (Lisbon, 24 March 1762 – Rio de Janeiro, 17 February 1830), unparalleled in the history of music in Portugal or Brazil, rests upon his dramatic oeuvre, which achieved hundreds of productions and thousands of performances in theatres of more than a hundred European cities with a... Read More