In 2020/2021 Peter Asimov, PhD in Musicology (University of Cambridge), was granted a Wiener-Anspach postdoctoral fellowship to undertake a research project entitled “Toward a theory of paratextual practices in musical composition: the case of Olivier Messiaen’s writings”, under the supervision of Prof. Valérie Dufour (Faculty of Philosophy and Social Sciences, ULB).
Conference by Hélène Sechehaye (ULB) in Cambridge: “Moroccan Nights in Brussels: from Gnawa Rituals to Popular Weddings”
On 24 and 25 January, with the support of the Wiener-Anspach Foundation, Hélène Sechehaye (Professor of Ethnomusicology at the Royal Conservatory of Brussels and member of the Laboratoire de Musicologie at ULB) will be in Cambridge to give a lecture and a workshop. She will be welcomed by our [...]
Our Fellow Peter Asimov publishes an article on Louis-Albert Bourgault-Ducoudray in the journal 19th Century Music
In February the ULB Laboratory of Musicology finally welcomed Dr Peter Asimov, who like other Wiener-Anspach fellows this year had to struggle with the many challenges posed by Brexit and the pandemic. We are delighted that Peter has finally been able to move from Cambridge to Brussels and start [...]