❗️ A reminder of our final seminar of the term TODAY at 5pm ⏰️
Join us @MertonCollege for two papers 📃 from PGR and ECRs Caroline Lesemann-Elliott & Oscar Patton.
Further details ⬇️
If you're not able to make it in person, see below for the Teams link to join online!
fans of early modern church music, stained glass, and debates over the presence of crucifixes in royal churches, look no further - my new article, in the Journal of Ecclesiastical History, below! Thanks to reviewers, draft-readers, and seminar audiences! https://t.co/PKzgVPcoP8
If you're interested in religious identity, confessional politics, and sixteenth-century singing-men, click the link below!
Very happy to release my first article - with enormous thanks to those who read drafts and offered advice, and to @CourtStudies!
https://t.co/xakjhUTWRC
El próximo seminario SOUNDSPACE será impartido por @DrEmanuelaVai sobre el paisaje sensorial de los eventos urbanos en Bérgamo durante la época moderna. Presencial y virtualmente, ¡os esperamos!
🗓️30 de mayo
⏰ 16:00
📍Hemeroteca de la Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona
🚨attention all ECRs/students interested in early modern religion, liturgy, music! 🚨
Applications are now open for our bursary scheme to subsidise transport to & from the conference! Email [email protected] to apply.
Deadline 1st June. Good luck!
🎺registration open!!🎺
sign up on the link below for this thrilling two-day conference on music, ritual, and religion in English Chapels Royal, cathedrals, and colleges. 1st-2nd July, Linnean Society, Burlington House.
https://t.co/Eos6YGqg99
🎵call for papers announcement! 🎵
200 word abstracts for c.20 minute papers on any aspects of chapels royal, cathedral, or collegiate worship & music are invited for a two day conference on 1st-2nd of July 2024, hosted at @SocAntiquaries & generously funded by @BritishAcademy_
Thanks to the @BritishAcademy_ - work on royal chapels, cathedrals and collegiate institutions 1485-1688? Sound/music/worship/space/liturgy + more. We can contribute to speaker accommodation and domestic travel. All career stages welcome!! @SamuelGTeague@OscarPatton
We are so excited to be performing THIS SATURDAY at 8 pm in @ChChCathedralOx ! Come experience Oxford’s Cathedral like never before at ‘England UnReformed: Baroque Music of English Convents’ 🥳 tix available on the door and via @TicketsOxford ⬇️
https://t.co/EQ6Es9EMUd
I’ll be fresh out of the first rehearsal *ever* with @Hail_Basilinda when I give this - and I’m excited! Come along to hear me trial some thoughts on music, (exiled) monasticism, the ‘logic of exclusion’, and civic identity in early modern urban locii 🤪🤪
❗️ A reminder of our final seminar of the term TODAY at 5pm ⏰️
Join us @MertonCollege for two papers 📃 from PGR and ECRs Caroline Lesemann-Elliott & Oscar Patton.
Further details ⬇️
If you're not able to make it in person, see below for the Teams link to join online!
🚨 TOMORROW!! 🚨
Join us on Monday 12th of June at 5pm in the Hawkins Room (@MertonCollege) or online (Teams: https://t.co/Zmyb1AzeyM) for our ECR/Grad session, with @commie_caro and @OscarPatton. See the poster below for further information!
The next @EMSoundscapes Research Seminar will be on Tues 13 June, 16.00BST. Diane Oliva (Michigan), ‘Seismic Affects: Sensing Earthquakes in the 18C Atlantic World’, Chair: Sarah Koval (Harvard). All welcome! https://t.co/2mEtEF3ahJ
We are sorry to announce that tomorrow's seminar has been cancelled. Do join us next Monday (12 June) for our Postgraduate and ECR Session, featuring Caroline Lesemann-Elliott and Oscar Patton! Stay tuned for further details... 👀 🎶
🎶Join us next week (Monday 5th June) for a paper by @BarbaraEichner (@oxfordbrookes), titled 'A new song: reviving the monastic soundscape in the age of Confessionalisation'.🎶
5pm in the Hawkins room, @MertonCollege & online (https://t.co/O8Sbn46Vro)
Coming up on 1 June, 3pm: The @TavernerConsort at 50 with Andrew Parrott in conversation about his book 'In Pursuit of Musick' @TAYOxford
https://t.co/QboUMbbI95
Join us next Tuesday at 5.15pm as Dr Ruth Bernatek (@soncities) leads the Graduate Research Colloquium with her talk 'Anatomy of a Nosie Complaint'🎶
https://t.co/UVz1JEzrio https://t.co/KP9bbBVtIe