Showing posts with label RSAMD. Show all posts
Showing posts with label RSAMD. Show all posts

Saturday, 13 June 2009

Upcoming Conf: Trumpet Forum (RSAMD)

TRUMPET FORUM
ROYAL SCOTTISH ACADEMY OF MUSIC AND DRAMA
14 JULY 2009


The RSAMD is pleased to present a range of world-leading researchers and artists at its first Trumpet Forum on 14th July 2009. Among the speakers for this one-day conference are internationally-renowned brass specialists John Wallace, Trevor Herbert, Reine Dahlqvist and Arnold Myers.

Our special guest will be John Webb, who will be bringing a selection of instruments from his personal collection which will be heard in performance by musicians from the RSAMD.

Programme and booking details are now available on the conference
webpage: www.rsamd.ac.uk/academy/research/brass/

Tuesday, 24 February 2009

CFP: Musica Scotica 2009 (RSAMD, Glasgow)

MUSICA SCOTICA 2009
ROYAL SCOTTISH ACADEMY OF MUSIC AND DRAMA, GLASGOW
26 APRIL 2009
CALL FOR PAPERS


Musica Scotica 2009 will take place on Saturday 25th April 2009 from 10am - 6pm in the Royal Scottish Academy of Music and Drama, Glasgow.* At previous meetings papers have been given on a wide variety of topics, ranging from chant to James MacMillan, and fiddle manuscripts to bagpipe music. We look forward to another successful day, bringing together researchers working in different areas of Scottish music.

The registration form is now available on the Musica Scotica website.
http://www.musicascotica.org.uk/news.htm

Abstracts of no more than 250 words are invited for 20 minute papers.
They should be sent to Professor Graham Hair (conference2009@musicascotica.org.uk) no later than 28 February 2009.

All general enquiries should be sent to me, Jane Mallinson, at this e-mail address: MusicaScotica2008@yahoo.co.uk (yes MusicaScotica2008 is correct!).

Dr Jane Mallinson
15 Rowallan Gardens
Glasgow
G11 7LH

*The RSAMD is situated at the corner of Hope Street and Renfrew Street, which runs parallel to Glasgow's famous Sauchiehall Street. It is a 10-15 minutes walk from Glasgow's two main train stations, Queen Street and Glasgow Central. The RSAMD is easily accessible from all major approach roads and Glasgow International Airport is a 20 minute journey by taxi or bus.

Saturday, 13 December 2008

CFP: RSAMD Postgraduate Research Talks (Scotland)

CONNECTING RESEARCH: THE RSAMD POSTGRADUATE RESEARCH TALKS
FEBRUARY - JULY 2009
CALL FOR PAPERS

Proposals are invited from research students to participate in the AHRC funded “Connecting Research: The RSAMD Postgraduate Research Talks”. This series of twelve talks will be given by graduate students currently working within the disciplines of music, drama and related areas. Current RSAMD research students are working on traditional as well as early music, gender studies, performance practice and composition. We welcome proposals from these and related areas, including the performing and visual arts. All forms of dissemination are invited: papers, lecture-recitals and performances are welcome. Preference will be given to practice-based research wherever possible. The talks will take place between February and July 2009.

Interested participants are invited to submit an abstract (not longer than 200 words in length) and brief CV via email to: c.guillaumier@rsamd.ac.uk. The closing date for submission of proposals to the committee is 31st January 2009.

The talks will take place at the Royal Scottish Academy of Music and Drama. This research training initiative is jointly sponsored by the AHRC and the RSAMD. All selected speakers will have their travel expenses and one night’s accommodation paid. Participants will have the opportunity to present their work to a friendly and supportive audience made up of their peers as well as experts in the field. This forum will thus provide graduate researchers with the chance to present their work to a wide audience and to make connections with colleagues working in similar fields.
 
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