Supported by the RMA Shakespeare and Music Study Group. Seminar as part of the European Shakespeare Research Association (ESRA) 2025 Conference, 9-12 July 2025, University of Porto. We invite you […]
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Author: Dan Elphick
Call for Proposals: RMA Annual Conference 2025, University of Southampton
61st Annual Conference
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RMA French Music Study Group PGR and ECR Grant
The RMA French Music Study Group is pleased to offer the opportunity of a grant at the value of £150 to a Postgraduate Research Student or Early Career Researcher to […]
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RMA Study Day: Musical Glocalities and their Influence: Sound, geography, community
Thursday 16th and Friday 17 January, free entry. Hosted by Free Range and Canterbury Christ Church University. Attendance is free. Tickets for the sessions on January 17th can be booked […]
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Practice Research Prizewinners 2024
Joint Winners: Katalin Koltai ‘The Transformed Space of the Ligeti Guitar’ and Lauren Redhead ‘54 stops, Grésillement, Alphabet des Rauschens: Collaboration and/as Performance Autoethnography.’ The panel felt both winners provide excellent […]
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RMA Practice Research Study Day 2024: Methods and Methodologies
Held in-person (with hybrid access) at the University of Leeds on the 4th December 2024. Deadline for proposals – Sunday 10th November at 23:59. Rationale Continuing from the successful inaugural […]
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Student Committee Election – Call for Candidates
The Royal Musical Association Student Committee is looking for postgraduate research student candidates for FOUR positions starting in January 2025. The Committee is responsible for a variety of tasks including aiding with […]
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Report: RMA Study Day on Qualitative Interviewing in Music Research
The RMA Study Day on Qualitative Interviewing in Music Research took place on June 27, 2024, at the Royal College of Music, organised by Mark Rowles, a PhD candidate at […]
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The Pipe Organ as a Site for Musical and Technological Innovation
RMA Study Day Report On 6th September 2024, City St George’s, University of London hosted an RMA Study Day intended to create space for discussion about how an instrument often […]
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RMA Study Day – Call for Papers: Everyday Music Scenes: Pubs, Clubs and ‘Stutes
International Centre for Music Studies, Newcastle University, 14th-15th April 2025 Back in 1957, Richard Hoggart highlighted ‘sing-songs and concerts in the pubs and clubs’ as the most indicative of working-class […]
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