It is hoped to arrange one or more regional events later in the academic year 2011-12
Advance registration is required for all regional day schools and workshops
Please email music@sas.ac.uk to signal your intention to attend on a particular date unless participation is dependent on a selection process.
Forthcoming regional day schools:
Forthcoming workshops:
Forthcoming summer school:
Roadshows and workshops archive:
Studying Popular Music (15 & 17 January 2007)
Liverpool, London
Psychology of Music (24 April, 3 May 2007)
Manchester, London
Performance as Research (21, 25 & 27 June 2007)
London, Birmingham, Cardiff
Analysis for non-analysts (13 & 20 November 2007)
Manchester, London
Musical meaning and its signs (2 & 10 May 2008)
London, Durham
Source Studies: the Material Culture of Early English Music in association with the British Library (28 May 2008)
Transcription in World and Popular Musics (26 & 30 June 2008)
London, Sheffield
Source Studies: the Material Culture of Early English Music in association with the British Library (31 October 2008)
Studying Popular Music (27 & 31 March 2009) Liverpool and London
Studying Music through Science and Technology (11 May 2009) London
Performance as Research (19 May 2009)
Kingston
Music Analysis Summer School (13-15 July 2009)
Durham
Studying Popular Music (Liverpool) 5 March 2010
Composition Workshops (2 & 23 April and 3 May 2010) University of Birmingham
Creative practice as research: research as creative practice (12 May) Newcastle University - postponed
Music Analysis Summer School (20-24 September 2010) Durham University
IMR Research Training Workshop at the British Library
Twentieth-Century British Music
British Library
Wednesday 27 October 2010 10.30am - 5pm
A specialist workshop in association with the British Library, this will be of interest to postgraduates working on sketch materials, analytical approaches, compositional genesis, etc. as well as composers working on PhD portfolios.
Led by Sandra Tuppen and Nicolas Bell.
Free of charge. Maximum of 8 places (a reserve list will operate). PhD students who would like to be considered for a place should email John Irving, Director of the IMR (John.Irving@sas.ac.uk) providing (1) an outline of your PhD research; (2) an explanation of how your work would benefit from the opportunity to spend a day working with manuscript specialists on items from the BL collections. This will help tutors provide relevant material for the workshop. Priority will be given to applicants whose work on 20th-century British music relates directly to the BL's holdings.
Closing date for applications: 20 September.
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Composition Masterclasses
in association with CeReNeM, the Centre for Research in New Music and the Huddersfield Contemporary Music Festival
University of Huddersfield
Thursday 18 and Friday 19 November
18 November 1pm - 3.30pm Jennifer Walshe (Brunel)
19 November 9am - 11.30am Howard Skempton
19 November 1pm - 3.30pm Rebecca Saunders
Maximum of 9 places available for postgraduate student composers upon nomination by their Head of Composition. For selection procedures click here.
Auditors are requested to register in advance with L.Lim@hud.ac.uk
Articles from the students who took part in the Composers' Symposium are now online as part of the CeReNeM Journal.
