Musicology research seminars

Seminars take place on selected Tuesdays at 5pm in the Bramall Music Building (LG34). Open to students, staff, and members of the public (admission free).

Autumn Term

9 October 2012:

Ronald Woodley (Birmingham Conservatoire): 'Late medieval tuning theory and performance implication: the case of the chromatic semitone'

23 October 2012:

Tom Irvine (Southampton University) ‘Soundscapes of the Global Eighteenth Century from the Sistine Chapel to Canton Harbor’

13 November 2012:

Keith Chapin (University of Cardiff): ‘Collisions of Sublimities: The Case of Gellert’s Geistliche Oden und Lieder (1757)’

4 December 2012:

Natasha Miles (University of Birmingham): 'Canzonettas in solo guitar anthologies: a possible strategy for reconstructing alfabeto songs'


Spring Term

15 January 2013:

Peter Franklin (University of Oxford): Subject TBA, but this presentation will also be given the general title 'The Making of Modernity'. Although run by the Music Department, will be co-promoted by the University interdisciplinary research centre on 'Cultural Modernity'.

29 January 2013:

Matthew Gardner (Ruprecht-Karls Universität, Heidelberg) Subject TBA

19 February 2013:

Kayoung Lee (Yonsei University, Korea): ‘Bach Reception in Korea’

12 March 2013:

Barbara Eichner (Oxford Brookes University): Wagner (details to follow)