Friday 26 February: 18:00-19:30. To book your place for this free event, please click here. Typographic Surprises! is a series of Webinars, organised by the Printing Historical Society, which look at lesser-known aspects of print’s past, investigate curiosities of typographic archives, and delve into the corners of printed collections. CONFIRMED PRESENTATIONS DR ALEXANDRA FRANKLIN, A […]
Completing an ethical review early on in your PhD is just the first step. Plans change, methodologies can take new directions, participants vary, and situations can be hard to predict. How do you continue to negotiate ethics along the way? This workshop will include talks from staff who have developed, and who preside over, ethical […]
BCMCR Research Seminar –Gender and Sexuality: Launch of Bad Girls, Dirty Bodies by Gemma Commane 1600-1730 Wednesday 3 March Online event: Please register on Eventbrite at this link; the online meeting link will be emailed out to those who sign up. We invite you to the book launch of Bad Girls, Dirty Bodies: Sex, Performance […]
Global Art Futures: 3 seminars on the critical and creative place and value of art, artists and art education Birmingham School of Art in partnership with Tate Liverpool present a series of online public events focusing on the critical issues facing art, artists and the art world in the wake of the global pandemic. This […]
RBC Public Research Seminars: Doctoral Research Double Bill 1600-1730 Tuesday 9th March Register here. Akvilè Stuart: Towards a Rediscovery of Alexei Stanchinsky Alexei Stanchinsky (1888-1914) was a Russian pianist-composer whose life was tragically cut short at the tender age of 26. During the ten years he actively composed, he wrote over thirty works for solo […]
In this discussion-based workshop, you will have the chance to focus on the form of the thesis -- exploring traditional and non-traditional types of presentation; consider the reception of non-traditional forms (in supervision or examination); and what might work best for your research.
BCMCR Research Seminar – Popular Music: PhD Work in Progress 1600-1730 Wednesday 10 March Online event: Please register on Eventbrite at this link; the online meeting link will be emailed out to those who sign up. Emma Gale: Hopes and Dreams for Sale: Mentoring in the Songwriting Community Gemma Jennison: What are the conversations, discourses […]
RBC Public Research Seminar – Dr Valeria De Lucca (University of Southampton) Space, Music and Spectacle in Early Modern Rome Tuesday 16th March, 4pm–5.30pm, online Everyone is welcome to the seminars, which are free and held online on Tuesday afternoons, 4pm to 5.30pm. The virtual doors will open about 15 minutes beforehand, allowing time for […]
We are pleased to offer this workshop aimed at guiding you through the final stages of a PhD. This workshop is intended for PGRs that expect to submit their thesis within the next 12 months. Led by Professor John Mercer and Drs. Jacqueline Taylor, Oliver Carter, and Sian Vaughan, it will focus particularly on the […]
BCMCR Research Seminar – Popular Music: Songwriting Studies 1600-1730 Wednesday 17 March Online event: Please register on Eventbrite at this link; the online meeting link will be emailed out to those who sign up. Ingrid M. Tolstad (Oslo Metropolitan University) Tracking the songwriting process – collaborative songwriting as social event Ingrid M. Tolstad is a […]
