Previous events

On October 17th, 2012 Thomas De Baets defended his doctoral dissertation On-the-spot Music teaching. De muziekleraar in onmiddellijke muzikale interacties. 

The Second Annual Orpheus Doctoral Conference takes three words as its theme: Transcription, Translation and Interpretation. These terms suggest different possibilities to different musical communities, but common to all perspectives is the idea of distance – temporal, cultural and stylistic – and the rich artistic discourse that emerges from this distance.

Alessandro Cervino publicly defended his doctoral dissertation Mapping the performer's creative space. An exploration in and through piano playing. 

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

On December 6th, 2011, Yolande Harris defended her doctoral thesis titled Scorescapes, On Sound, Environment and Sonic Consciousness.