Next 29 September, as part of the Évora edition of the European Researchers’ Night we will be back to a new Historical Soundscape tour of eighteenth-century Évora. This time we will walk the Rua da Cadeia (nowadays Romão Ramalho) and …
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Several activities will take place in the afternoon of next 27 November, from 15h00-22h00, organized by several research centres of the University of Évora for the 2020 edition of the European Researcher’s Night. Following the welcoming session to the activities …
Bell Ringing at Évora European Researcher’s Night Read more »
The colloquium Matéria e Transcendência: A Espiritualidade na Música e Artes Plásticas dos Séculos XX e XXI will take place at the School of Arts of the University of Évora (Collleges Mateus d’Aranda and Leões), from 10 to 11 December …
Percursos da Música Portuguesa Abordagem panorâmica da música erudita portuguesa desde o século XII até à actualidade pela batuta do maestro Jorge Matta Uma abordagem panorâmica da música erudita portuguesa desde o século XII até à atualidade, conduzida pelo maestro …
This text refers to the organ located in the church of Nossa Senhora da Guia, in the Franciscan convent of São Francisco, Angra do Heroísmo (Terceira Island, Azores), nowadays housing the Museum of Angra do Heroísmo.
I have published recently an article (in Portuguese) in the Brazilian journal Museologia & Interdisciplinaridade focusing on the organs of Terceira Island, in the Azores archipelago.
Photos from my participation in the Encontro “Arte & Património” 2019, that took place in S. Jorge Island. For the first day I was moderator of the two conference pannels, and introduced organist José Carlos Araújo in the final organ …
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Next weekend (11-12 May) I will be at S. Jorge Island, in the Azores archipelago, for the fourth edition of the Meeting “Art & Heritage”, organised by the ACROARTE conservation and restoration atelier, in collaboration with the ecclesiastical Ouvidoria of …
A paper will be presented at the conferences session of the 4th FLAUTUÉ – Festival de Flauta Transversal, tomorrow April 1st, 16h00 at Colégio Mateus d’Aranda (University of Évora), by my colleague Rita Faleiro to whom I thank.
This is another episode of the project Early Music Sources. This episode is dedicated to the Romanesca, one of the most widely known bass sequences in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries.