PhD concert

On December 14 Nizar Rohana will present the artistic outcomes of his research project in a a concert at Sijthoff in Leiden.

Nizar will perform several new works for solo ‘ūd. These pieces take the improvisation practice of two pillars of modern Arabic music, namely the Egyptians Muḥammad al-Qaṣabjī and Riyāḍ al-Sunbāṭī, as a reference model and as a source of inspiration. 

Concert as part of the PhD Defence by Ilya Ziblat Shay.

Stations and Journeys, ensemble piece performed by ensemble Modelo62

Slil, for viola and electronics performed by Maya Felixbrodt and Ilya Ziblat.

On October 29 Emlyn Stam will present the artistic outcomes of his research project in a lecture-recital at Theater Branoul.

On June 12 Elske Tinbergen will present the artistic outcomes of her research project in a concert at the Lutheran Church in Utrecht.

On December 19 Joost Vanmaele will present the artistic outcomes of his research project in a lecture-performance at the Royal Conservatoire in The Hague.

On November 20 Dick de Graaf will present the artistic outcomes of his research project in a concert at the World Music and Dance Centre in Rotterdam.

Programme

8.15-8.30 PM: "Bach Reflections" – Dick de Graaf-tenor saxophone
8.30-9 PM.: "Bird Buzz"–Dick de Graaf New Quartet
9-9:15 PM: In dialogue with the Doctoral Examination Committee
9:45-10:15 PM: "Bird Buzz"–Dick de Graaf New Quartet

"Bird Buzz"–Dick de Graaf New Quartet consists of:
Dick de Graaf - tenor saxophone
Loran Witteveen - piano
Stefan Lievestro - double bass
Jimmi Hueting - drums

On Tuesday April 18 Jan Schacher presented the artistic outcomes of his research project in a concert at deSingel in Antwerp.

On December 13th Maria Cleary will perform solo harp and duo harp/violin in the Waalse Kerk to elucidate her artistic work in relation to her thesis.

On December 13th will publicly elucidate his artistic work through a lecture-presentation with ensemble and an open masterclass in which he will teach volunteers at the Lutherse kerk in Leiden.   

Artistic presentation of the outcomes of the research project of docARTES candidate Andrew Wright, 'The Polyphonic Touch - Coarticulation and polyphonic expression in the performance of piano and organ music'.

On Monday December 7 Donna presented the artistic outcomes of her research project in a lecture-concert at the Waalse Kerk in Leiden.

On Tuesday 8 September Nicoleta presented the artistic outcomes of her research project in the form of a lecture-concert at the Waalse Kerk in Leiden.

On Monday June 29 at 20h00 Inês de Avena Braga presented the artistic outcomes of her research project in the form of a concert with her ensemble La Cicala at the Waalse Kerk, Breestraat 62, 2311 CS, Leiden.

On Wednesday July 1 at 17h30 she gave a lecture-recital in Studio I of the Royal Conservatoire, Juliana Van Stolberglaan 1, 2595 CA The Hague.

A concert was held on Tuesday December 9th, at 20h00 at the World Music and Dance Centre, Pieter de Hoochweg 125, Rotterdam. 

On Wednesday December 10th, out of the unique opportunity of gathering a team of international researchers and experts who are members of the jury of Barbara Varassi Pega’s PhD dissertation, a symposium on (artistic) research, (world) music and (tango) creation will be held, from 14h30 until 18h00, at Codarts Theaterzaal, Kruisplein 26, 3012 CC Rotterdam. 

The artistic presentation of his doctoral dissertation, in the form of a concert with Ensemble Psallentes, took place on Sunday December 7th in the Lutherse Kerk, Hooglandse Kerkgracht 26, Leiden. This presentation comprised two concerts, the first one was titled 'Liquescens', the second one 'Sacrosancta Walburgis'.

On Sunday December 14th, another presentation took place, at the Onze-Lieve-Vrouwe-kapel Elzenveld, Lange Gasthuisstraat 45 in Antwerp. The program was titled: 'Koningskind, a winter concert with Latin and middle-dutch music from the 11th until the 16th century'.

A lecture was given on December 15th at 10h30 at the Royal Conservatoire, Juliana van Stolberglaan 1, The Hague.

On Monday December 1 2014, Anil Camci gave two lectures where he presented his artistic output, together with fellow docARTES PhD candidate Juan Parra Cancino, at the Royal Conservatoire, Juliana Van Stolberglaan 1, The Hague, at 13h30, and in STEIM (Studio for Electro Instrumental Music) in Amsterdam, Utrechtsedwarsstraat 134, at 20h00.

In context of his doctoral dissertation, Juan Parra Cancino gave a concert and two lectures preceding his defense.

Claire Genewein presented the artistic outcomes of her research project during this concert.

Preceding her doctoral defense, Cathy Van Eck gaf a concert and lecture on the subject.

Marlon Titre gave a lecture and concert in the context of his dissertation. 

Mark van Tongeren demonstrated his findings of his doctoral research project during a 3-hour singing marathon.

Mark van Tongeren presented the outcomes of his doctoral research during this concert.

Concerts by Ensemble Modelo with compositions of Juan Sebastian Lach Lau.

In the context of her doctoral dissertation Annemarie Dragosits organised a concert, performed by Ensemble Vivante on Monday, December 3 2012. 

On Monday November 12, Belgian cellist Arne Deforce performed a cellomarathon consisting music from the 20th and early 21st century. This was the closing concert to his PhD research. 

On Monday, May 7 Alessandro Cervino gave a concert preceding his doctoral defense, with works by Rautavaara, Schnittke, Carter and Boulez. 

Kathryn Cok gave two concerts in the Netherlands to illustrate her doctoral dissertation Basso Continuo Sources from the Dutch Republic c. 1620 - c.1790, preceding her doctoral defense two days after. 

Craenen gave a lecture about his dissertation on Sunday March 27th, and a performance of his work on Monday 28 March, both in Scheltema.

In the context of his artistic research, Jed Wentz gave a performance on December 8, 2010 in Amsterdam. 

Luk Vaes played staged and choreographed works by Delage, Satie, Cage/Fort, Cage/Cunningham, Kagel, Mosconi. 

Luk Vaes played solo music by Rebikov, Cowell, Brown, Crumb, Lachenmann and Rzewski. 

Luk Vaes played works for piano, organ, harpsichord, clavichord by Balbastre, Corrette, Beethoven, Haydn, Clementi, Moyreau, Rust and Wernicke.