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New Doctor in the Arts
Marimbist Adilia Yip is the 8th Doctor of the Conservatoire. She examined the West African sounds and musical traditions of the balafon, an ethnic xylophone that is considered the forerunner of the marimba, with gourds hung under the wooden slats.
Shelf talks: diversity on the book shelf
Talks about non-white, non-male and non-heterosexual artists and interventions in the Academy's library.
New Stabat Mater in world première in the Conservatoire
Researcher Paolo Galli has written a brand new version of the famous medieval-Latin poem Stabat Mater for HERMESensemble.
COMMONISM on Venice Biennial for Architecture
Book Launch ‘Commonism. A New Aesthetics of the Real’
September 26, 6pm Santiago Cirugeda (Recetas Urbanas) and Antonio Negri will launch the book ‘Commonism. A New Aesthetics of the Real’ (eds Nico Dockx & Pascal Gielen, Valiz Publishers) at the Venice Biennial for Architecture (Giardino Bianco Art Space – Castello, Via Giuseppe Garibaldi, 1814, 30122 Venezia VE, Italy).
Katrien Van Opstal on Vocal Jazz
From 17 to 19th of August, our researcher Katrien Van Opstal went to Barcelona. She was invited to talk at the Estill Euro Summit about her research project 'Style, Sound and voice production in vocal jazz'. We asked her how it was, what she talked about, and this is what she told us:
21 new master classes
Every year, the Royal Academy organises master classes in collaboration with Sint Lucas Antwerp.
7 tips for writing a research proposal
These 7 tips provide you with a decent base to start working on an artistic research proposal, ‘cause we all know that one's research is only as a good as one's proposal!
Walking with Herman Teirlinck
"You say?" Although Herman Teirlinck has been dead for more than 50 years, you can follow in his footsteps at the Royal Conservatoire.