The annual BFE/RMA Research Students’ Conference, a collaborative event between the British Forum for Ethnomusicology and the Royal Musical Association, was held at the University of Plymouth from 6-8 January […]
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Author: ARAMAES – The Student Forum of the RMA
RMA Research Chronicle Student Paper Prize
The editors of the Royal Music Association Research Chronicle (RMARC) are delighted to announce the journal’s first student-paper prize, organized in collaboration with the 2022 BFE/RMA Research Students’ Conference. Participation […]
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“A Musicologist of the Present”: Dent Medallist Eric Drott on the Current Challenges of the Music Business
Continuing our series of interviews with RMA prize winners, Elsa Marshall interviewed the 2020 recipient of the Dent Medal, Dr. Eric Drott (University of Texas) after his keynote lecture at […]
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My PhD on Ignaz Moscheles’ 19th Century Reception and Influence on Concert Life: Reflections on Methodology and Contribution to Current Scholarship (Sevastiana Nourou)
During my Master’s, my supervisor introduced me to Moscheles, who I was only aware of his name which I have read in Chopin’s letters (Dover Publications, 1988). After looking Moscheles […]
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Call for Papers: Women and Gender in Art Music of the Eastern Bloc: Current Perspectives, Future Directions
Royal Musical Association Online Study Day Women and Gender in Art Music of the Eastern Bloc:Current Perspectives, Future Directions April 1-2, 2022 While the role of women and gender in […]
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RMA Student Election
Call for Candidates
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15 Minutes with… the Jerome Roche Prize Winner
Interview with Emily MacGregor
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Conference Report: KVNM-RMA International Postgraduate Symposium
Held over July 3 and 4, the Online KVNM-RMA International Postgraduate Symposium in Music Research 2021 was a collaborative effort between the Royal Society for Music History of the Netherlands […]
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Why does the media respond differently when men and women release music?
When I started my undergraduate degree in music, I must say that I had never thought about gender in relation to the music I was studying or playing. I never […]
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Long-Haul Composition and Digital Crutches: How I used the virtual performers of the digital age to overcome the impact of post-COVID syndrome (long COVID)
A short long-haul history To those of you who don’t know me (basically everyone reading this, I imagine), I am a composer currently undertaking a PhD at Royal Birmingham Conservatoire. […]
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