THE ASIAN-GERMAN STUDIES IN MUSIC WORKING GROUP** PRE-IMS SEMINAR
In association with the IMS Global Music History Study Group

We are holding a pre-conference seminar online on 8–9 August 2022, prior to the IMS2022 Congress in Athens.We invite interested researchers, teachers, and art practitioners to share work-in-progress in an open and s…[Read more]

Musicology Australia is pleased to announce the publication of issue 43/1–2, available here at https://www.tandfonline.com/toc/rmus20/current

Musicology Australia is the scholarly journal of the Musicological Society of Australia. Since its inception in 1963, the journal has published articles on all aspects of music research, including h…[Read more]

Please find below details of my book launch (in-person and online) for Claiming Wagner for France: Music and Politics in the Parisian Press, 1933-1944.

If you are interested in purchasing the book, please visit https://boydellandbrewer.com/9781580469708/claiming-wagner-for-france/ and use the promo code BB135 to save 35% before 31…[Read more]

The Musicology and Ethnomusicology Area at the Melbourne Conservatorium of Music welcomes Helen O’Shea for an online talk as part of our 2022 Louise Hanson-Dyer Colloquium Series. Please join us!

Date: June 2, 6pm – online

Registration:  https://bit.ly/OSheaLHD 

Title: Listening to Paddy Canny: Writing a Musical Life

The subject of Helen O’S…[Read more]

REMINDER: 5 June Celebration of Louise Hanson-Dyer and the Lyrebird Music Society
We are pleased to announce a concert and symposium celebrating the centenary of the Lyrebird Music Society (formerly British Music Society Victorian branch) founded by Louise Hanson-Dyer in 1921, and the unveiling of a new portrait of Hanson-Dyer by artist Andre…[Read more]

Dear colleagues

In case you missed it, here is the link to the video of the launch of the Musicology and Ethnomusicology Hub at The University of Adelaide on 5 May:

https://able.adelaide.edu.au/music/about/research/musicology-and-ethnomusicology-hub

In the video, you will see the launch of three exciting new research projects, and what…[Read more]

Symposium ‘Antonio Caldara (1670-1736) and the performance of power’

University of Sydney and online, 23-25 September, 2022

Call for Papers

Antonio Caldara (1670-1736) was one of the pre-eminent composers of his generation. Born in Venice, he was successively court composer to Duke Ferdinando Carlo of Mantua and Prince Ruspoli in Rome, and fin…[Read more]