The Royal Musical Association
Awards
Awards for Scholarship
Financial Grants
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Recipients in 2010
Simon Desbruslais, University of Oxford, the Fellowes Student Research Grant, to obtain copies of unpublished materials in the Paul Hindemith Collection at Yale University Library.
Kate Guthrie, University of Cambridge, the Goldsborough Student Research Grant, for a research visit to study autograph manuscripts of 20 works by Arthur Willner in the Vienna Library and the Universal Edition Archive.
Tomáš Kráčmar, University of Manchester, the Frank Howes Student Research Grant, for a research visit to Copenhagen to study unpublished works of Carl Nielsen in autograph manuscripts.
Tal-Chen Rabinowitch, University of Cambridge, a Thurston Dart Student Research Grant, towards attending and giving paper at the ‘Nature vs. Culture’ conference on Interdisciplinary Musicology to be held at the University of Sheffield, July 2010.
Katherine Williams, University of Nottingham, the Oldman Student Research Grant, for attending and giving paper at the annual Leeds International Jazz Conference.
In 2010, four additional grants have been made from funds made available following the RMA/SMI joint annual conference in the summer of 2009. These have been awarded as follows:
Estelle Murphy, University of Cork, an RMA/SMI research grant for attending and giving a paper at the first International conference on Irish music, to be held at the University of Durham, July 2010.
Ian Sapiro, University of Leeds, an RMA/SMI research grant for attending and giving a paper at the Music and Moving Image V conference, to be held in New York, May 2010.
David Ireland, University of Leeds, an RMA/SMI research grant for attending and giving a paper at the Music and Moving Image V conference, to be held in New York, May 2010.
Rebecca Eumorfopoulos, Royal Holloway, University of London, an RMA/SMI research grant for fieldwork trips to study female popular musicians in the UK.
Recipients in 2009
Christine Andrews, University of Oxford, the Fellowes Student Research Grant, for attending and giving a paper at the RMA/SMI Annual Conference in Dublin.
Elizabeth Dyer, University of York, the Goldsborough Student Research Grant, for attending and giving a paper at Harvard-Lyrica Dialogues, Cambridge Massachusetts.
Laura Hamer, Cardiff University, the Frank Howes Student Research Grant, for attending and giving a paper at the RMA/SMI Annual Conference in Dublin.
Rachel Milestone, a Thurston Dart Student Research Grant, for attending and giving a paper at the Oxford Organ Conference.
Diane Tisdall, King's College London, the Oldman Student Research Grant, for attending and giving a paper at Nicolò Paganini Diabolus in Musica.
Recipients in 2008
George Burrows, Newcastle University: the Fellowes Student Research Grant, for a research trip to New York and giving a conference paper.
Rosemary Golding, Royal Holloway: the Goldsborough Student Research Grant, for attending and giving a paper at the RMA Annual conference.
George Kennaway, University of Leeds: the Frank Howes Student Research Grant, for attending and giving a paper at the Biennial International conference on Nineteenth-Century Music.
Holger Stüwe, University of Liverpool: the Oldman Student Research Grant, for attending and giving a paper at the RMA Annual conference.
Justin Williams, University of Nottingham: a Thurston Dart Student Research Grant, for attending and giving a paper at a conference hosted by the University of Belgrade.
Recipients in 2007
In April 2007 Student Research Grants were awarded to the following applicants:
Anastasia Belina, University of Leeds: for archival research in Moscow.
Rachel Moore, Royal Holloway, University of London: for archival research in Paris.
Esperanza Rodriguez-Garcia, University of Manchester: for the purchase of microfilms of music by Sebastian Raval.
Yael Sela, University of Oxford: for attending and presenting a paper at the annual conference of the Society for Seventeenth-Century Music.
Andrew Woolley, University of Leeds, for manuscript examination in Oxford, Aylesbury, and Edinburgh.