Musical-Cultural Exchange in Early-Modern Europe, ca. 1550-1750
Details
- Period: 2012-01-01 – 2018-12-31
- Funder: The Swedish Foundation for International Cooperation in Research and Higher Education
Project description
The project aims to initiate, support and promote research and research training in the history of Early Modern music. Merging an overall conceptual framework drawn from social theory and historical anthropology with the methods and materials of traditional musicology, the aim is to study the transfer and exchange of muiscal culture in Europe. This includes the processes of appropriation, translation and hybridisation as they occur in musical repertory, musical sources, musical discourse, and performance practices.
Project members
Project leader: Lars Berglund
Co-investigators: Mattias Lundberg, Maria Schildt, Peter van Tour, Bernd Koska, Christine Blanken, Clemence Destribois, Elena Pons Capdevila, Ester Lebedinski, Katherine Bank, Laura Ventura Nieto, Louisa Hunter-Bradley, Manuel Bärwald, Matthew Laube, Nigel Springthorpe, Olga Gero, Peter Wollny, Stephen Rose, Uwe Philippin