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2021
January
2020
December
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The Pathological Voice in Third-Republic France
-With Sarah Fuchs - Guidhall School of Music and Drama / Syracuse University
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Composition with Dr Thomas Butler
-Dr Thomas Butler holds a PhD in composition from the University of St Andrews. He is Musical Director of new music group Ensemble Thing and teaches at the University of Glasgow.
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Dr Jonathan Hicks - The Sound of the Seventies
-What do you think of when you think of the 1970s? Which musical artists spring to mind?
November
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The Spanish-Moroccan Musical Brotherhood: Sounding Out Colonial Legacies in the City of Granada
-With Dr Matthew Machin-Autenrieth - University of Aberdeen
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Composition with Professor John Casken
-Professor Casken is a visiting fellow in composition
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Venanzio Rauzzini (1746-1810): An Italian described as the Father of a new style in English singing: why?
-A discussion with Dr Brianna Robertson-Kirkland - University of Glasgow
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Matthew Whiteside
-The night with...
October
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Dr Tara Wilson - Centre for Russian Music - Goldsmiths
-Repetition in a Cold Climate: Russian Minimalist Music as Identity and Discourse
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Dr Laura Bowler and Ruth Morley
-Composing for Flute and Voice workshop presented in partnership with Soundfestival 2020
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Nate Holder - Decolonising Music Education
-Join us online for a presentation and conversation with Nate Holder: musician, author, speaker and music education consultant based in London. He is an advocate for decolonising music education and has been writing, speaking and consulting on the subject for the last five years.
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Dr Suk-Jun Kim - University of Aberdeen
-Whose Ears? Cage, A King, and Humming-
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Dr Emily Doolittle - Royal Conservatoire of Scotland
-Dr Emily Doolittle is a Canadian composer., zoomusicologist and Athenaeum Research Fellow at the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland based in Glasgow, Scotland.
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Chris Collins - University of Aberdeen
-A very clever falla indeed: The Three-Cornered Hat in 1919 London.
March
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Dr Sarah Fuchs - Syracuse University
-Opera on the line: French Operatic Culture in the Age of Sound Technology, 1870-1914.
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Dr Frances Wilkins - University of Aberdeen
-Engaging Community and Landscape: The Ethnomusicological Approach
February
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Dr Zeynep Bulut - Queen's University Belfast
-Up in the air: Communal Voice Making
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Professor Simon Emmerson - De Montford University
-Live Electronics: From Expressive Aim to Musical Act
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Sonic Arts Forum - Chloe-Jo Edwards
-Our first SERG Sonic Arts Forum in 2020 will start with Chloe-Jo Edwards, our PGT student in Music (sonic arts). Chloe will present her recent work.
January
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Mark Dunsmore - University of Aberdeen
-Sounding in and out of Place: Developing Ways to Alter Placial Perception through Sound
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Dr Frauke Jurgensen - University of Aberdeen
-Chez Schedel: Nuremberg, 1466
2019
November
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Lise Olsen
-In-Between The Sonorous Event
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Dr Cheryl Frances-Hoad - Composer
-Equal Parts Humor and Reverence: The Music of Cheryl Frances-Hoad
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Joe Stollery - Composer
-Joe Stollery, PhD student at the University of Aberdeen will give a seminar looking at his most recent works.
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Tyler Lewis - University of Aberdeen
-Listening Across Worlds
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Dr Inja Stanovic - University of Huddersfield
-Performing, Recording and (Re)constructing: A Guide for Historically-Informed Performance
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James Clapperton - Composer
-Aberdeen born composer James Clapperton will be giving a seminar looking at some of his most recent compositions
October
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Bea Dawkins - University of Aberdeen
-Making Clean Our Compositional Practice
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Dr Caroline Rae - Cardiff University
-Proportioning the Divine: Jolivet and the Golden Section
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Dr Jonathan Hicks - University of Aberdeen
-On Music Without Land
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Marta Rossi - University of Aberdeen
-Brain-to-Computer Sonification Engine
September
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Dr Konstantinos Karathanasis - University of Oklahoma
-Composing Hekate: Myth, Methodology and Realization of a piece for Bendir and Live Electronics
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Professor Edward Campbell - University of Aberdeen
-Made in France but Celebrating the World
March
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Music Research Seminar Series
-Professor Peter Kiefer - University of Mainz
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Sonic Arts Forum
-Mark Dunsmore - University of Aberdeen
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Composers Forum
-Kathryn Rose - University of Aberdeen
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Music Research Seminar Series
-Michael Merrill - University of Aberdeen
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Sonic Arts Forum
-Kwangrae Kim - University of Aberdeen
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Composers Forum
-Anna McClure
February
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Music Research Seminar Series
-Dr Jeremy Coleman - University of Aberdeen
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Sonic Arts Forum
-Tyler Lewis - University of Aberdeen
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Music Research Seminar Series
-Professor Tim Howle - University of Kent
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Composers Forum
-Professor John Casken - Composer in Residence
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Sonic Arts Forum
-Bea Dunsmore - University of Aberdeen
January
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Music Research Seminar Series
-Sarah Moerman - University of St. Andrews
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Composer's Forum
-Michael Merrill - University of Aberdeen
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Sonic Arts Forum
-Professor Pete Stollery - University of Aberdeen
2018
November
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Dr Robert Bentall
-Composing with the Nyckelharpa
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Dr Roger Williams MBE
-Writing for the Organ
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Professor Paul Mealor
-Music and Faith: Setting religious texts
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Professor Ruth Finnegan
-Where does music come from?
October
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Dr Elaine Kelly
-Performing Diplomacy
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Brodie McCash
-Writing for Percussion
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Professor Pete Stollery
-Sound Travels
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Professor David J Benson FRSE
-Maths and Music
September
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Professor David Smith
-Authorship and Identity
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Dr Phillip Cooke
-Recent works
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Professor John Casken
-The Importance of the North
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Dr David Bednall
-Recent compositions
May
March
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Dr Caroline Potter
-'Music not to be listened to: a recently discovered Erik Satie/Max Jacob collaboration'
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Theo Krosi-Doute - PhD Student
-Recent Compositions and Research
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Dr Frauke Jurgensen - University of Aberdeen
-Unidentified Eges: philosophy, pitch-class, set theory and performance of a new song cycle by Geoff Palmer.
February
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Music Intervention: Whose Music, Whose Voice, Whose Agency?
-The Music & Social Interventions Network (Musoc) is an AHRC-funded research network.
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Catherine Motuz - McGill University
-Rhetorical Revolutions in Brumel's 'Laudate Dominum de caelis'
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Professor Philip Grange - University of Manchester
-Military Musical Memoriolisation As the centenary of the end of World War I approaches Philip Grange discusses two of his compositions inspired by the conflict in relationship to military musical memorialisation.
2013
December
November
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Ian Russell (University of Aberdeen)
The English Village Carol
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David Hunter (University of Texas at Austin)
Handel, Slavery, and the new Financial Capitalism
October
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Motje Wolf (De Montfort University)
Ears II
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John Irving (DeNOTE, IMR, Trinity-Laban)
Mozart on the Hass Clavichord
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Paul Banks (Royal College of Music)
One Man's Britten: A New Source for the Reception History of the Music of Benjamin Britten
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Winter Concert Season - Brochure Download
-You can download a .pdf of the Winter 2013 Concerts Brochure by clicking on the link below.
2012
December
November
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Dr Andrew Wooley (UoEdinburgh)
-Dr Andrew Wooley (UoEdinburgh) - 'French'-Style Music in England in the Late Seventeenth Century: Exploring the Keyboard Sources from a Broader Geographical Orbit
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Dr Jasmin Cameron (UoAberdeen)
-Dr Jasmin Cameron (UoAberdeen) - In Search of Giovanni Maria Ruggieri: Recent Archival Research
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Dr Trevor Wishart (UoYork)
-Dr Trevor Wishart (UoYork) - Title tbc
October
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TBC
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Mr Ronnie Gibson (UoAberdeen)
-Tullochgorum: A Case Study in the Transmission of Scottish Fiddle Music
2011
December
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‘The Acoustic and Musical Origins of Harmonic Analysis’
-Please note this seminar takes place on a TUESDAY.
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Edinburgh Quartet
-presentation
November
October
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Curious Chamber Players - Rei Munakata and Malin Bang
-presentation by members of the Curious Chamber Players
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Dr Geoff Palmer
-presentation of new compositions
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Shelagh Noden
-Music at Aquhorties College
May
April
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Ross Whyte REPRODUCTIONS: GLITCHING DANCE
-This presentation will examine two recent works by the composer:Reproductions and (H)ANNA(H) and the use of glitch in both digital and non-digital approaches to composing for dance. Both works explore abstractions of reality, memory and identity. The debut performance of Reproductions can be viewed here:http://reproductionsdanceproject.wordpress.com/performances/
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Dan Trueman: Composer, and Norwegian Hardanger Fiddler
-Talk on recent projects
March
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Dr Eddie Campbell, University of Aberdeen
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Musical, Cultural and Religious Networks Conference
-Musical, Cultural and Religious Networks in Early Modern Europe: in Celebration of Peter Philips's 450th Anniversary
2010
September
May
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Dr Barbara Titus Research Seminar
-This seminar was cancelled
Dr Barbara Titus, University of Utrecht
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Professor Andrew Lewis Research Seminar
-Professor Andrew Lewis, University of Bangor
April
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Professor John Butt Research Seminar
-Professor John Butt, University of Glasgow
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Professor Pete Stollery Research Seminar
-Professor Pete Stollery, University of Aberdeen