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Petr Nuska

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PhD Scholarships – The Amplification Project

📍 University of Huddersfield

3 full scholarships (UK home applicants) for PhD research on amplification & music cultures. Topics include #ecology, #history, #disability, & #SonicArchitecture. Part of a Leverhulme Trust-funded project.

📅 Deadline: 12/05/2025

hud.ac.uk/postgraduate/researc

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University of HuddersfieldLeverhulme Amplification Project PhD Scholarships - University of HuddersfieldPage Description
#PhD#Music#SoundStudies
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Petr Nuska

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PhD Scholarship – The Townshend Studio

📍 University of West London

Full-fees PhD scholarship + stipend (£22,000 full-time / £11,000 part-time) for research on Pete Townshend’s electronic instrument collection. Open to UK & international students.

Deadline: 30/04/2025 (Intl) | 15/06/2025 (UK)

uwl.ac.uk/course/research/musi

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University of West LondonMusic | University of West LondonOur PhD in Music is supported by staff who are engaged in a range of specialisms that combine practice-led research and advanced professional practice with theoretical and technical analysis.
#PhD#MusicTech#Synthesizers
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17th International Symposium on Computer Music Multidisciplinary Research (CMMR 2025)

📍 UCL East, London, UK
📅 3–7 November 2025

Theme: "Sound, Music: Space, Place"—exploring sound, music & computing in cultural and spatial contexts. Tracks include papers, demos, music, installations, tutorials & workshops.

Deadline: 30/05/2025

imerc.blogspot.com/2025/03/fwd

imerc.blogspot.comFwd: 1st Call for Papers: CMMR 2025 “Sound, Music: Space, Place” (UCL East, London, UK) 1st Call for Papers: 17th International Symposium on Computer Music Multidisciplinary Research (CMMR 2025), Lon...
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Petr Nuska

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AHRC Collaborative PhD Studentship

📍 Royal Holloway, University of London & British Library

Project: The Music Collection of Paul Hirsch (1881-1951)—exploring the collecting practices of a German-Jewish émigré in WWII-era England.

Fully funded (Home & International applicants eligible).

📅 Deadline: 25/04/2025

royalholloway.ac.uk/media/0jqa

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... an interesting quote:

"I got a little exotic there for a while. People ask me: Where did it come from, did you go to Brazil? Cuba? Africa?
- Back then I never got further than Glendale. I really don't know - i'ts kind of like asking a jazz musician why he plays jazz. It's is just in my nature to do weird stuff"
(LES BAXTER)

#Musicology#Bulldada#UMOR
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🎭 Wanna know more about the context, structure and data of Gumpenhuber’s impressing theatre chronicles? 🧐 Then check out our latest blog post 🔍 which explores (among other things) rehearsals, performances, personnel records and some Easter Eggs. 🐣

💻 Read the English article: gudieen.hypotheses.org/612
💻 Read the German article: gudie.hypotheses.org/953
#GuDie #Blog #DigitalHumanities #MusicHistory #Musicology #TheatreStudies #DigitalEdition #PerformanceData #Vienna #18thCentury

GuDiEGumpenhuber’s theatre chronicles as a window into eighteenth-century Viennese theatre cultureAfter the previous blog posts mainly dealt with our different work areas and steps (from source description to the division of a IIIF manifest using Python to transcription with Transkribus), the following post will now be dedicated to the actual content of the chronicles, examining their context, structure and data in more detail. The theatre … Continue reading "Gumpenhuber’s theatre chronicles as a window into eighteenth-century Viennese theatre culture"
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Petr Nuska

On 13–14th of February 2025, I organised a #Hackathon on #RomaniChords that explored various methodological avenues for my #MSCA project’s data acquisition.

Here’s a short thread summarising what we dealt with and achieved during these days.

CCying everyone interested in #Ethnomusicology, #Musicology, #ComputationalMusicology, #MusicScience, #RomaniStudies, #RomaniMusic and alike.

Let’s jump right into it!

[Note: See alt text for more info about the pictures attached to this thread]

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Selection of 4 pictures and the sign “Hackathon on Romani chords – 13–14/02/2025). Pictures from the left: 1) A gentleman with an accordion. 2) A gentleman with a guitar. There’s a big screen behind him projecting the process of sonic data acquisition. 3) A gentleman playing an electric guitar, looking at a computer screen. 4) Three gentlemen playing a concert – a singer, a sax player and a keyboard player.
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Lecturer/Senior Lecturer in Musicology (18th-19th c.)

📍 Université Grenoble Alpes, France

Teaching & research in music history & analysis within a multidisciplinary environment. Expertise in choral conducting, accompaniment, or musical training desirable. Research should align with LUHCIE lab’s themes, with a focus on cultural history.

emploi.univ-grenoble-alpes.fr/

📅 Deadline: 20/03/2025

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Emploi - Université Grenoble AlpesSenior Lecturer Positions - Emploi - Université Grenoble AlpesEvery year, Université Grenoble Alpes recruits senior lecturers (tenured associate professors) to teach and carry out research in a wide range of fields. See our open positions for the 2025 campaign below:
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