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The Theatre of Death: Noble Funerals with Music in Early Modern Europe

La Mort de la Vierge — Caravage (Michelangelo Merisi, dit Caravaggio)Italie, Musée du Louvre, Département des Peintures, INV 54 - https://collections.louvre.fr/ark:/53355/cl010062304 - https://collections.louvre.fr/CGU

organized by

Centro Studi Opera Omnia Luigi Boccherini
Conservatorio ‘Nino Rota’, Monopoli
Université de Versailles-Saint-Quentin
IAM-Institute for Applied Musicology

International Virtual Conference
11-12 April 2025

PROGRAMME

Philosophical Hermeneutics and Musical Interpretation

The Reception of the Wiener Klassik in Central Europe in the Long Nineteenth Century: Legacy, Perspectives and Influences

Beyond the Drawing Room: Women in the Promotion of Music in the Long 19th Century

The Body in Musical Performance: Knowledge, Gesture, and Identity

Musical Rhetoric Beyond Figures

Philosophical Hermeneutics and Musical Interpretation

The Reception of the Wiener Klassik in Central Europe in the Long Nineteenth Century: Legacy, Perspectives and Influences

Beyond the Drawing Room: Women in the Promotion of Music in the Long 19th Century

The Body in Musical Performance: Knowledge, Gesture, and Identity

Musical Rhetoric Beyond Figures

The Theatre of Death: Noble Funerals with Music in Early Modern Europe

Soundscapes of Histories Entwined: Food and Music 1400-1850

The Body in Musical Performance: Knowledge, Gesture, and Identity