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24. September 2024 - 25. September 2000

MUSIC HISTORY
18. 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


MODERN AGE, CONTEMPORARY HISTORY, MUSIC HISTORY
16. September 2021 - 17. September 2021
Contested Knowledge in a Connected World

Connecting Themes Conference, organised by the Max Weber Foundation's international research project Knowledge Unbound/Wissen entgrenzen, in which the DHI Rome is participating.

Hotel Berlin, Lützowplatz 17, 10785 Berlin

Contact: Ala Al-Hamarneh

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MUSIC HISTORY
16. September 2021
Concert of new music

Ensemble Horizonte (Detmold)

In the framework of a podcast project of the Music History Department of the DHI Rome, in cooperation with the German Academy Villa Massimo and the Embassy of the Federal Republic of Germany.
Direction: Jörg-Peter Mittmann

Villa Almone (Residence of the Ambassador of the Federal Republic of Germany)

19.00

Closed event


MIDDLE AGES, MODERN AGE, CONTEMPORARY HISTORY, MUSIC HISTORY
05. September 2021 - 14. September 2021
Roman Studies Course – Studies Course of the DHI Rome for advanced students and doctoral candidates in history and music history

German Historical Institute in Rome

Further information


MUSIC HISTORY
21. June 2021
Prof. em. Dr. Reinhard Strohm (University of Oxford)

Nell'officina di una storia globale della musica: il progetto musicologico Balzan.

With contributions from
Gabriela Currie (University of Minnesota)
Ciro Lo Muzio (Sapienza Università di Roma)
David R.M. Irving (ICREA & Institución Milá y Fontanals de investigación en Humanidades – CSIC, Barcelona)

Livestream

18.00

Download Invitation (PDF, 613 KB)

For registration please send an e-mail to info-event(at)dhi-roma(dot)it.
The deadline for registration is 20 June 2021.


CONTEMPORARY HISTORY, MUSIC HISTORY
09. June 2021
Felix Marzillier

Die Rezeption Ezra Pounds in der Neuen Musik der Nachkriegszeit und ihr Kontext.

Livestream

15.30

For registration please send an e-mail to info-event(at)dhi-roma(dot)it.
The deadline for registration is 8 June 2021.


CONTEMPORARY HISTORY, MUSIC HISTORY
19. May 2021
Regno d'Italia (1861–1946): State – Politics – Society – Culture

International Online Conference.

Livestream
For registration please send an e-mail to info-event(at)dhi-roma(dot)it.
The deadline for registration is 18 May 2021.

9.00–17.00

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Contact: Markus Engelhardt


MUSIC HISTORY
04. May 2021
Prof. Dr. Katharine Ellis (University of Cambridge)

Slow Opera and latinité in the South of France, c. 1900.

Livestream

17.00

Download Invitation (PDF, 670 KB)

For registration please send an e-mail to info-event(at)dhi-roma(dot)it.
The deadline for registration is 3 May 2021.


MIDDLE AGES, MODERN AGE, CONTEMPORARY HISTORY, MUSIC HISTORY
03. May 2021
Internal Seminar of the Researchers of the DHI Rome

MUSIC HISTORY
26. March 2021
Immaginando l'Italia musicale | Una serata con la storia della musica

Online forum on the occasion of the publication of the study Topographie der Imaginationen. Johann Friedrich Rochlitz' musikalisches Italien um 1800 (Hollitzer Verlag 2021).
The author Carolin Krahn (DHI Rom) and Michele Calella, co-editor of the volume, will discuss with the musicologist Luca Aversano (moderator) the significance of stereotypes about Italians and their music in the music history of the nineteenth and twentieth centuries.

Event in italian language

Livestream
For registration please send an e-mail to info-event(at)dhi-roma(dot)it.
The deadline for registration is 25 March 2021.

17.00–18.30

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