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Diary

October 2019

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Memorial for Sir Guenter Treitel
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Seminar in Medieval and Renaissance Music - Seeing, Hearing, Touching, Smelling: Early Modern Dance and the Senses
  • Dr Moritz Kelber, Universität Bern
This paper investigates modes of physical encounter in early modern dance and considers their importance within musical life in general. In medieval and early modern times dancing was one of the most widely disseminated forms of musical practice and...
All are welcome
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History of War Seminar Series - Decolonization’s New Wars: Revisiting the Violent Collapse of Empire
  • Martin Thomas (Exeter)
All are welcome
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Seminar in Medieval and Renaissance Music - Naufragantes/ Navigatrix/ Aptatur: A Newly Discovered Motet on St Nicholas
  • Jared C. Hartt, Oberlin Conservatory of Music
Two large fragments of a rotulus have been recently discovered in a manor house in Dorset. The fragments preserve four early fourteenth-century motets of English provenance. One of these motets, Naufragantes visita/ Navigatrix inclita/ Aptatur,...
All are welcome

November 2019

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History of War Seminar Series - High Roads of the War: The Work of Nurses on Ambulance Trains (1914-1918)
  • Christine Hallett (Huddersfield)
All are welcome
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Seminar in Medieval and Renaissance Music - John Dunstaple, Lionel Power and the mid Fifteenth Century
  • Andrew Wathey, University of Northumbria
The English career of John Dunstaple has been the subject recently of significant studies by Lisa Colton and by Roger Bowers, who separated from John Dunstaple the composer a John Dunstaple senior who owned lands in Cambridgeshire, and possibly also...
All are welcome
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History of War Seminar Series - The Human Costs of the Civil Wars in England and Wales, 1642-1710
  • Andrew Hopper (Leicester)
All are welcome
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Seminar in Medieval and Renaissance Music - Blasphemy, Cursing and Sonic Violence in the Cantigas de Santa Maria
  • Henry Drummond, University of Oxford
Of all sins one could commit in the Middle Ages, few were as grave as blasphemy. Medieval writers describe blasphemy as violent, claiming that such acts re-enact the mutilation of Christ’s body, or spoil the Virgin’s corporeal perfection. Other...
All are welcome
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Memorial Service for Professor John Gardner

December 2019

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History of War Seminar Series - Ethiopia and the Cry Against Gas: Representing and Reacting to Chemical Weapons in the Mid-1930s
  • Susan Grayzel (Utah State)
All are welcome

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