ANNOUNCEMENT: Royal Irish Academy of Music Online Guest Lecture Series
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The Royal Irish Academy of Music invites you to its Guest Lecture Series which will take place online during the academic year 2020-2021. Lectures will take place on Wednesdays at 1.00-2.00 p.m. Please contact deniseneary -at- riam.ie for login details. www.riam.ie
7 October 2020: Professor David Horne (Royal Northern College of Music, UK): ‘Composition and Performance before, after, and beyond lockdown’
18 November 2020: Professor Stephen Emmerson (Queensland Conservatorium Griffith University, Australia): ‘Creativity in the performance of Western Classical Music’
2 December 2020: Adrian LeHarivel (Curator of British Art, National Gallery of Ireland): ‘A Visual History of the Orchestra 1: Monteverdi to Haydn’
9 December 2020: Adrian LeHarivel (Curator of British Art, National Gallery of Ireland): ‘A Visual History of the Orchestra 2: Beethoven’s legacy’
10 February 2021: Professor Samantha Owens (Victoria University of Wellington, New Zealand): ‘Matthew Dubourg, Redmond Simpson and the Accumulation of Wealth by Professional Musicians in Eighteenth-Century Ireland and England’
24 February 2021: Jonathan Impett (Orpheus Institute, Ghent, Belgium and Middlesex University, London, UK): ‘Thinking music through technology’
24 March 2021: Professor John Michael Cooper (Southwestern University, USA): ‘Margaret Bonds and the Poetics of Racial Justice’
7 October 2020: Professor David Horne (Royal Northern College of Music, UK): ‘Composition and Performance before, after, and beyond lockdown’
18 November 2020: Professor Stephen Emmerson (Queensland Conservatorium Griffith University, Australia): ‘Creativity in the performance of Western Classical Music’
2 December 2020: Adrian LeHarivel (Curator of British Art, National Gallery of Ireland): ‘A Visual History of the Orchestra 1: Monteverdi to Haydn’
9 December 2020: Adrian LeHarivel (Curator of British Art, National Gallery of Ireland): ‘A Visual History of the Orchestra 2: Beethoven’s legacy’
10 February 2021: Professor Samantha Owens (Victoria University of Wellington, New Zealand): ‘Matthew Dubourg, Redmond Simpson and the Accumulation of Wealth by Professional Musicians in Eighteenth-Century Ireland and England’
24 February 2021: Jonathan Impett (Orpheus Institute, Ghent, Belgium and Middlesex University, London, UK): ‘Thinking music through technology’
24 March 2021: Professor John Michael Cooper (Southwestern University, USA): ‘Margaret Bonds and the Poetics of Racial Justice’
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