31. August 2024 - 01. September 2000
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MUSIC HISTORY, CONTEMPORARY HISTORY03. March 2022Opera italiana ed esilio risorgimentale nella Parigi degli anni Trenta dell'Ottocento
Ruben Vernazza
17.00–18.30
Livestream
For registration please send an e-mail to info-event[at]dhi-roma[dot]it.
The deadline for registration is 2 March 2022.Seminar series "Contrappunto. Modern History & Music History Talks (2021–2022)": Entire programme and information on the event format
Organisation and contact: Antonio Carbone, Bianca Gaudenzi, Carolin Krahn, Andrea Martinez
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MIDDLE AGES, MUSIC HISTORY25. January 2022The eikouménē. Traffic and Transmission of Musical Signs across the Eastern Mediterranean during the Renaissance
Patrick Becker-Naydenov (Leipzig), Discussant: Judith I. Haug (Istanbul)
Event within the framework of the first seminar series "Euro-Mediterranean Entanglements in Medieval History", organised by the German Historical Institutes in Paris and Rome.
Livestream
17.00–18.00
Flyer, complete program of the seminar series and informationen on the event format
Contact: Amélie Sagasser, Kordula Wolf
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MUSIC HISTORY, CONTEMPORARY HISTORY20. January 2022Humanitarianism and Mediterranean Europe. A Transnational and Comparative History (1945–1990)
Silvia Salvatici
16.00–17.30
Livestream
For registration please send an e-mail to info-event[at]dhi-roma[dot]it.
The deadline for registration is 19 January 2022.Seminar series "Contrappunto. Modern History & Music History Talks (2021–2022)": Entire programme and information on the event format
Organisation and contact: Antonio Carbone, Bianca Gaudenzi, Carolin Krahn, Andrea Martinez
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MUSIC HISTORY, CONTEMPORARY HISTORY18. November 2021(Un)tangling Atlantic Operatic Networks, 1791–c.1861
Charlotte Bentley
17.00–18.30
Livestream
For registration please send an e-mail to info-event[at]dhi-roma[dot]it.
The deadline for registration is 17 November 2021.Seminar series "Contrappunto. Modern History & Music History Talks (2021–2022)": Entire programme and information on the event format
Organisation and contact: Antonio Carbone, Bianca Gaudenzi, Carolin Krahn, Andrea Martinez
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MUSIC HISTORY08. November 2021 - 10. November 2021Ludwig van Beethoven und Italien. Person und Werk im Zeichen nationaler Erinnerungskultur
International conference in cooperation with the Forschungszentrum Beethoven-Archiv (Beethoven-Haus Bonn), funded by the Fritz Thyssen Stiftung.
Livestream
Download programme (PDF, 997 KB)
Organisation: Sabine Ehrmann-Herfort, Markus Engelhardt, Christine Siegert
For registration please send an e-mail to info-event[at]dhi-roma[dot]it.
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MIDDLE AGES, MODERN AGE, CONTEMPORARY HISTORY, MUSIC HISTORY25. October 2021 - 26. October 2021Internal Seminar of the Researchers of the DHI Rome
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MUSIC HISTORY05. October 2021Gero Pitlok
Musikhistorische wie organologische Darstellung besaiteter Tasteninstrumente (Cembalo, Clavichord, Klavier etc.).
Livestream
17.00–18.30
For registration please send an e-mail to info-event[at]dhi-roma[dot]it.
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MUSIC HISTORY03. October 2021 - 08. October 2021Musikstadt Rom. Topographie, Geschichte, Ausstrahlung
Study course of music history, with financial support by the Gesellschaft für Musikforschung (GfM) and the Friends of the German Historical Institute in Rome.
German Historical Institute in Rome
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CONTEMPORARY HISTORY, MUSIC HISTORY23. September 2021Opera, Historiography, Archives – Any Lessons to Take? Approaching Imperial Politics of Opera in Habsburg Europe
Axel Körner (University College London)
Event within the framework of the seminar series "Contrappunto. Modern History & Music History Talks (2021–2022)".
Livestream
17.00
Organisation and contact: Antonio Carbone, Bianca Gaudenzi, Carolin Krahn, Andrea Martinez
For registration please send an e-mail to info-event(at)dhi-roma(dot)it.
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MUSIC HISTORY18. September 2021"Fontane di Roma": Brunnen Roms zwischen barocker Stadtarchitektur und Programmmusik des Novecento
Dr. Markus Engelhardt
Meeting point: 9.30, Piazza Barberini, Fontana del Tritone
Fee: none
Note: please bring a protective mask.
Limited number of participants: 20
Elaborate fountains are among the most characteristic elements of the baroque urban architecture of Rome. The two-hour guided tour starting at the Fontana del Tritone (Gian Lorenzo Bernini) and continuing on to the Fontana di Trevi (Nicola Salvi) and the Fontana di Villa Medici (Annibale Lippi) brings together art historical information with the musical "recreations" of these fountains in the "Fontane di Roma" (1916), the first of three symphonic poems with which Ottorino Respighi (1879‒1936) elevated the city on the Tiber to the eternal city of late romantic concert literature.
Please comunicate your binding registration by 15 September 2021 at fiorini[at]dhi-roma.it. Questions about the tour can also be addressed to the e-mail address provided.Guided tour in German language