By Johanna-Pauline Thöne
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Jerome Roche Prize 2021 Winner Brianne Dolce on Interdisciplinary Approaches to Medieval Studies, Stromae, and Finding Your Scholarly Voice
Following the keynote lecture by the Jerome Roche Prize 2021 Winner Dr Brianne Dolce at the 2023 RMA Research Students’ Conference (Northumbria University), she was interviewed by Nicholas Ong (RMA […]
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Introducing your RMA student committee for 2023
Another year is upon us at The Royal Musical Association, and it marks the arrival of a new student committee! We thank the 2022 student committee who continued to do […]
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Looking back to Look Forward
A method for formulating a new research topic – by Jacob Simmons
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Call for Candidates: RMA Student Committee
The RMA Student Committee is looking for postgraduate research student candidates for FIVE positions starting in January 2023. The Committee is responsible for a variety of tasks including aiding with […]
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The Dent Medal Interview: Laura Tunbridge shares thoughts on her research and the future of musicology
Here at the RMA, we continue our tradition of interviewing the winner of the Dent Medal Prize every year. Our 2021 recipient was musicologist, author and fellow of the British […]
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Rhené-Baton as Conductor and Composer: The Hiatus Years
Callum Rogers Rhené-Baton (1879–1940) was a French musician perhaps best known for his conductorship roles across Europe. Although he was born in neighbouring Normandy, Rhené-Baton gleans much of his compositional […]
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Jerome Roche Prize Winner Amanda Hsieh on the Possibilities and Responsibilities of Archival and Transnational Music Research
Continuing our series of interviews with RMA prize winners, Dr Elsa Marshall interviewed the 2020 recipient of the Jerome Roche Prize, Dr Amanda Hsieh (Durham University) after her keynote lecture […]
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Exploring Poulenc’s Paris and the Bibliothèque national de France
Kerry Bunkhall describes her journey exploring Poulenc’s Paris and the Bibliothèque nationale de France for her doctoral research.
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Creating Nature Soundscapes for Relaxation
The purpose of the blogpost is to demystify the creative process by discussing my work ‘Wind and Trees Soundscape,’ which can be listened to on YouTube: https://youtu.be/nEOBp8hqHoU Creative practices, also […]
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