The Practice of Editing Music: History, Challenges and New Directions (1500-1900)
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Fri 30 Oct - £44 - Book Now
Sat 31 Oct - £36 - Book Now
Sun 1 Nov - £30 - Book Now
Booking closes on Fri 16 October.
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This three-day symposium, featuring academic papers, lecture-recitals and performances, situates the discipline of music editing in its historical context whilst examining how editors of music address complex challenges across varied repertoires, including those posed and resolved by digital technologies. RBC is increasingly recognised as a significant centre for scholars working on critical and performing editions of music from the past 500 years.
This event honours RBC's own Professor Graham Sadler, a leading authority on French music of music of the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries and the discipline of music editing. For more information, please see: Practice of editing music - call for papers, or contact Adrian Powney: (Adrian.Powney@bcu.ac.uk/ PracticeofEditing@bcu.ac.uk).
Fri 30 Oct
Symposium
Registration from 10:00
Symposium 11:00 - 17:00
Pre-concert talk 17:00 - 17:30
Concert 18:00 - 19:30
Sat 31 Oct
Registration from 08:00
Symposium 09:00 - 17:00
Sun 1 Nov
Registration from 08:00
Symposium 09:00 - 13:00
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