Permanent Seminar in Historical and Cultural Studies in Music

Seminar

The Permanent Seminar of the research group Historical and Cultural Studies in Music of INET-md intends to be a forum where all its members (integrated and collaborators), as well as other invited researchers from the academic, cultural and artistic circles, may present their work and discuss ongoing projects and research.

Editions

Revitalization of songbooks through music practices and digital humanities beyond the Iberian Peninsula: A case study on Cancioneiro Villenense

From Archive to Stage: A contemporary ethnography of early music in Portugal

Connections and synergies: Musicology and performance research

European Piano Schools in the 20th century: Personality and aesthetic identity of the performers

Pliegos de Villancicos Portugueses: Genesis and development of a transdisciplinary research project

Presentation of COST Action Print Culture and Public Spheres in Central Europe 1500–1800 (PCPSce)

Listening to the Empire: the sonification of otherness in the Portuguese African colonies, 1870-1910

Modern editions of Portuguese music from the 17th and 18th centuries: History, methodologies and problems

Mapping emotions in eighteenth-century Italian opera

Music and exile: the case of Fernando Lopes-Graça’s ballet La fièvre du temps (1938)

Musica poetica within the scope of the Portuguese polyphonic repertoire

Fado in 19th century Brazil: A reassessment of a forgotten practice in light of new historical evidence

From manuscript to recording: Research, performance and phonographic edition of Portuguese baroque repertory

The Boehm flute in Portugal and Brazil in the 19th century

Musical practices in Lisbon in the 20th century: Itineraries, genres and spaces

Between the ancient and the modern: Theory and musical practice in the 17th and 18th centuries

Arts of image, sound and movement: Dance in period films and music in the Portuguese and French “new cinemas”

Erik Satie and the “Six”

The Musical Direction of the Royal Chamber of Fernando VII (1814-1833)

Safeguard, Organization and Dissemination of Musical Heritage

Music Collectors: From the 18th Century Court to the Private Salons of the 20th century