Research events
Upcoming events
Humans love singing together and are moved by watching others sing, but how is this sense of togetherness physically manifested? In a collaboration between the Kling Kokos choir and the RITMO Centre, the Choral Musiclab research project is a chance to capture the physicality of choral singing: how it affects the movement, breathing, and heart rates of both the singers and the audience.
Welcome to this Research Forum about popular music and psychoanalysis. Professor Kenneth Smith from the University of Liverpool will give a talk on repetition as defence in popular music, followed by a discussion with IMV scholars probing different aspects of music psychology and music analysis.
This course introduces various experimental and empirical methods used in research on and with humans.
This PhD course focuses on ethical challenges raised by research with material objects such as manuscripts, archaeological finds, musical instruments, and human remains.
The Bodied Musicking workshop invites researchers to share empirical music research on bodies during musical activities.