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23rd September 2019
Song-writing on the NHS? Investigating Group Music Therapy for Adults with Chronic Depression.
ResearchWorks, Milton Court, ResearchCan creating songs help adults with chronic depression?
6:00pm Milton Court Seminar Room
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30th September 2019
Historically Informed Singing: Fantasy, Reality – or an Irrelevance?
ResearchWorks, Milton Court, ResearchThe phrase ‘historically informed’ is a badge worn by many singers who perform ‘early music’. Professor Richard Wistreich asks just what that phrase really means.
6:00pm Milton Court Seminar Room
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8th October 2019
'And the difference is...?' Evaluating the Impact of Music Therapy and Therapeutic Music Interventions
ResearchWorks, Milton Court, ResearchDemonstrating the value of music-based interventions is often highly desirable. But how can we best represent the impact of music making in each context? Guildhall’s Head of Music Therapy Ann Sloboda leads a discussion of two recent evaluation projects.
6:30pm Milton Court Seminar Room
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21st October 2019
Drag: Surviving and Thriving
ResearchWorks, Milton Court, ResearchDr Stephen Farrier discusses drag’s wide appeal, looking at its presence in performance cultures, LGBTQ+ communities and in unexpected places doing interesting things.
6:00pm Milton Court Seminar Room
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28th October 2019
Dialectics of Participation
ResearchWorks, Milton Court, ResearchBorrowing concepts from cognitive philosophy and bringing them into a conversation with critical theory, Dr Gareth White examines the confusing and contradictory business of being an audience participant.
6:00pm Milton Court Seminar Room
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4th November 2019
Shaping Movement Through Object
ResearchWorks, Milton Court, ResearchUsing a Voluminous Movement Mobile Stage Object, Marc Proulx observes simple movement principles, by playing with the weight and following the imbalance.
6:00pm Milton Court Studio Theatre
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11th November 2019
Composers and Research: Fixing the Broken Record
ResearchWorks, Milton Court, ResearchDr Martin Scheuregger outlines some of the established issues and positions in composition research, addressing areas from practice research methodologies to critiques of neoliberal research policy.
6:00pm Milton court Seminar Room
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18th November 2019
The Incantatory and the Divine: New Perspectives on the Music of André Jolivet
ResearchWorks, Milton Court, ResearchDr Caroline Rae, Professor Julian Anderson and Dr Caroline Potter present new research investigating the style and technique of Jolivet (1905-1974), one of the most influential composers of the last century.
6:00pm Milton Court Seminar Room
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