CFP: Musical Sources: Past and Future, Mainz, 7-9 Oct 2022
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Musical Sources: Past and Future
An International Conference Celebrating 70 years of RISM
Conference dates: 7–9 October 2022
Conference location: Mainz (Germany)
CFP deadline: 15 June 2022
The RISM Board of Directors invites all those invested in the study of musical sources to an anniversary conference meant as a forum for discussing the state of musical source research, pondering the lessons of the past, and outlining some perspectives for the future. Contributions pertaining specifically to RISM are of course most welcome, whether focusing on the traditional coverage of the project, investigating the gradual changes in the treatment of certain source types, or calling attention to potential new paths yet to be discovered. But we are equally interested in presentations treating other types of musical sources that fall outside of RISM’s traditional scope, including music-related ephemera, “manuscripts” that may exist only in the form of a digital file, audio-visual materials, and more. Overall, the conference should prompt participants to reconsider what we regard as “musical sources,” and to scrutinize the diverse methods used for studying them in both the past and the foreseeable future.
For the full CFP, see
https://rism.info/events/2022/05/09/musical-sources-past-and-future.html
An International Conference Celebrating 70 years of RISM
Conference dates: 7–9 October 2022
Conference location: Mainz (Germany)
CFP deadline: 15 June 2022
The RISM Board of Directors invites all those invested in the study of musical sources to an anniversary conference meant as a forum for discussing the state of musical source research, pondering the lessons of the past, and outlining some perspectives for the future. Contributions pertaining specifically to RISM are of course most welcome, whether focusing on the traditional coverage of the project, investigating the gradual changes in the treatment of certain source types, or calling attention to potential new paths yet to be discovered. But we are equally interested in presentations treating other types of musical sources that fall outside of RISM’s traditional scope, including music-related ephemera, “manuscripts” that may exist only in the form of a digital file, audio-visual materials, and more. Overall, the conference should prompt participants to reconsider what we regard as “musical sources,” and to scrutinize the diverse methods used for studying them in both the past and the foreseeable future.
For the full CFP, see
https://rism.info/events/2022/05/09/musical-sources-past-and-future.html
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